Oh what times! Oh what customs!

The title track begins the musical journey of the album with a breathtaking combination of assertive musical drive and furious vocal anger in a single musical stream. The rhythmic meditations of the introduction culminate in the frantic dance of the enraged Dominion musical thriller. But then the vocals pacify the musical chase, in response to which the music brings a rhythmic melodic charm. The mysterious guitar solo intro ends with the persistent and persistent march of the Thirteen march, enveloping the vocals with the veil of twilight mystery. The guitar solo of the instrumental section is mesmerizing along with the final piece.
The introduction soars with impetuous impatience, but after the drum roll, vocal reflections introduce an element of reflection into the sound of the Mastic song, but then returning to the rapid drive and repeating this alternation. The 1992 composition immediately brings the vocal part to the forefront of the musical image, varying the tempo and style of the vocal story, maintaining vocal dominance in the sound of the Heads Will Roll rhythmic march, which brings artistic charm with guitar solos with shades of oriental motifs.
The enchanting guitar solo of the opening of the Behind the Times composition gives the sound a melodic charm, which then retreats before the confident rhythmic stride of the vocal part, which retains its dominant influence in the rhythmic swells of the Star Strangled Banner march, driving in the steps with vocal phrases followed by whirlwinds of guitar solos. But the Praise the Fraud song soars with a rapid whirlwind of guitar passages in the introduction, ending with the mesmerizing artistry of a melodic guitar solo and then uniting the joint stride of music and vocals in tempo variations and musical transformations. The violent drumming of the intro gives a militant mood, but then gives way to rhythmic musical passages with a rebellious mood of vocal phrases, combined in the musical image of the National Disaster final composition of the album.