"At this stage in a career, most bands become mere echoes of their former selves, or worse yet, a parody of what they once were. Happily, that's never been the case with Simple Minds. Granted, they haven't hit the heights they climbed courtesy of such early mega milestones as Don't You (Forget About Me)," "Glittering Prize," "Somewhere in Summertime," "Waterfront," and "Alive and Kicking." No matter, Kerr, Burchill and their newer recruits still manage to stay true to the band's overarched intents, but do so based on premise rather than pretense".