This 1982 album showcases Plush at their most unvarnished, a raw distillation of their live sound captured on record. It stands as a definitive statement of their hard rock power.
- The album was recorded at Greene Street Recording in New York City. It was produced by engineer and guitarist Dave Jerden. The album was released on the independent label Plush Palace.
- The album features the track "Living on the Edge," which became a minor radio hit. It was their only release on the Plush Palace label. The band dissolved shortly after this album's release.
- The album cover art features a stark, black and white photograph of the band. It has been cited as an influence on later hard rock bands. The album sold moderately well, reaching #15 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.
Plush was an American rock band formed in Queens, New York. They were known for their brand of blues-influenced hard rock.
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