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Review by dr_strangelove
1) Slave to the Traffic Light: Just a well executed, early era Slave without any of the extended build-up or crazy peaks
2) Wilson: As noted by another, the vocals evoke Dylan and its kinda hilarious. There is a brief, smooth, jazzy jam in the middle of the song.
3) Halley's Comet: Although Mike's questionable falsetto may induce cringes, there is a nice little jam on the end that builds up really well into a Possum segue
4) Possum: Some slick guitar work by Big Red in the middle of this one