A1 The Train From Washington
A2 Not Needed
A3 Waiting For The Axe To Fall
A4 Combinations
B1 A Legend In His Own Mind
B2 You Could Be My Brother
B3 The Klan
B4 Your Daddy Loves You (For Gia Louise)

Released in 1980, this album saw Gil Scott-Heron temporarily part ways with long-time collaborator Brian Jackson and bring in Malcolm Cecil, known for his work with Stevie Wonder, as producer. Despite being a less prominent work in his career, it's a hidden gem with a charming jacket and many fans who respect it, featuring "A Legend In His Own Mind," famous as a sample source, and "The Klan," popular among garage fans.