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Its highest-charting single was "Shooting Shark," co-written by Patti Smith, which reached #83 on the charts.

The album went platinum, and contained other fan favorites such as "Joan Crawford" (inspired by the book and film Mommie Dearest) and "Veteran of the Psychic Wars", another song co-written by Moorcock.

They were also quite influential to several early punk rock bands.

The band had only intended to use him as a last-minute fill-in until another drummer could come on board, which resulted in Bouchard's leaving after the tour.

also frequently covers Blue à–yster Cult classics in their sets, and members of Blue à–yster Cult have appeared on-stage with the band several times in the past few years, including the 2002 Jammy Awards.

The band also did a co-headlining tour with Black Sabbath in support of the album, calling the tour "Black and Blue."Birch produced the band's next album as well, Fire of Unknown Origin (1981).