"The golden era of British folk-rock has received its fair share of anthologizing in the 21st century and yet, nearly half-a-century after its creative peak, freshly recovered rarities still manage to find their way into the digital kingdom, reaching ears missed the first time around and in some cases, making their long-delayed debut. Such is the case here, where long-forgotten one-offs and unreleased demos take their place alongside folk-rock's more acknowledged heroes like Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, and Ralph McTell. An abundance of highlights awaits listeners with the patience to peruse its 60 tracks, though even Strangers' less enticing cuts hold some charm and help to paint the broader picture of this fertile vein of British music".