I like it a lot, but there is a lot of space given to other instruments, not tons of Pharoah. "Morning Prayer" may be Lonnie Liston Smith's greatest moment. The whole second side of the album has a great flow to it, like a suite. I'm all in on Pharoah's Impulse albums, even though they are internally inconsistent, and any given album can be (and often is) all over the place. They make for fascinating (though occasionally maddening) listens. And I have no problem listening to the long cuts the whole way through.