Toad’s 1972 sophomore album Tomorrow Blue is thought by the Swiss hard-rock trio’s fans to be the band’s masterpiece. “Thoughts” opens sounding like collaboration between Vincebus Eruptum-era Blue Cheer and Jimi Hendrix – guitarist Vittorio "Vic" Vergeat played like a graduated scholar of acid-rock while inflecting with Dickie Peterson’s wild rasp. There was also a palpable chemistry that bonded him with bass player Werner Frohlich and Cosimo Lampis that even surpassed the musical skill and communication of Grand Funk Railroad. The rich, saturated guitar tones and unpredictable changes on this opening cut make it seem like each member of Toad could read each other’s minds telepathically. The following title-track blends bluesy strutting with unchained biker-rock to make for a tune that could be easily mistaken for early Led Zeppelin. The more sophisticated “Blind Chapman's Tales” shifts into some impressive acoustic guitar arpeggios and string arrangements revealing that these guys were studied musicians, while the 12-minute epic “Change In Time” blasts off into the rock ‘n’ roll cosmos.