Album Face To Face by Barclay James Harvest Review

It's not impossible for an old progressive rock band to make an honorable transition into '80s pop. Yes, Genesis, and the Moody Blues all pulled it off, though with varying degrees of artistic success. But when a once-intelligent band has three song titles on one side featuring the word "Love", you know they're just phoning it in. "Panic" might be the worst track ever recorded by BJH, although to be fair it works wonderfully as an unintentional parody of hair metal. The closing track, "Guitar Blues", retains some slight spark of creative musicianship, but this album can only be recommended if you like hackneyed DX-7 patches and the acrid smell of wasted talent.

Review by allmusic.com

Tracks on this album

#	Track title	Track length	Preview	Download
1	Prisoner Of Your Love	4:36	preview song Prisoner Of Your Love	Download track Prisoner Of Your Love
2	He Said Love	5:05	preview song He Said Love	Download track He Said Love
3	Alone In The Night	5:07	preview song Alone In The Night	Download track Alone In The Night
4	Turn The Key	4:48	preview song Turn The Key	Download track Turn The Key
5	You Need Love	4:10	preview song You Need Love	Download track You Need Love
6	Kiev	5:27	preview song Kiev	Download track Kiev
7	African	5:52	preview song African	Download track African
8	Followed Me	4:23	preview song Followed Me	Download track Followed Me
9	All My Life	5:32	preview song All My Life	Download track All My Life
10	Panic	4:30	preview song Panic	Download track Panic
11	Guitar Blues	5:19	preview song Guitar Blues	Download track Guitar Blues
12	On The Wings Of Love	5:57	preview song On The Wings Of Love	Download track On The Wings Of Love