They had a number of good songs. Several of their songs were very wide awkward stereo mixes that sound downright horrible on modern surround systems since several of them have one vocalist on the left channel and the other on the right. Some have total separation of different parts of the music between the left and right channels. With headphones, it's actually quite painful to listen to. Two of their hits: Creeque Alley and I Saw Her Again, used a quite different mix on the singles, and they were mono. The stereo version of Creeque Alley is missing the second "Becoming A Reality" at the end, but you can hear the last syllable "ty" where they didn't do a good job removing it (or failing to mix it in).