The Angel Air edition of the album features two bonus tracks that haven't been available before except their appearence on the MOTT THE HOPPLE boxed set from 1998. Both fit in well with the album. We get Ralphs' demo for "It Would be a Pleasure" and an early verison of the Hunter/Allen co-write "How Long" which would, ultimately, be called "Death May Be Your Santa Claus" and appear on "Brain Capers".
Song "At the Crossroads"
Leaving me girl and moving on down the road
You left me many burdens such a heavy load
And it sure does bring me out when I think about what went down
Well the crossroads all my life it has been
And I'm so afraid but now I'm trying to see
I just rode on through life till I took the time to concentrate on you
Well you can teach me lots lessons
You can bring me a lot of gold
But you just can't live in Texas
If you don't have a lot of soul

I'm leaving here tonight for the very last time
Yes I'm leaving you babe cause now I know that you ain't mine
And where you're living now you'll find out and how that you never had a friend

Well you can preached me like a lesson
You can bring me a lot of gold
But you just can't live in Texas
If you don't have a lot of soul

Well I'm leaving here tonight for the very last time
Yes I'm leaving you girl cause now I know that you ain't mine
Some day a change will come and you'll be there beside me one more time
One more time
Yeah!
And you'll be there beside me
One more time
Yes you'll be there beside me
One more time