| A1 | Hi-De-Ho (That Old Sweet Roll) | ||
| A2 | The Battle | ||
| A3 | Lucretia MacEvil | ||
| A4 | Lucretia's Reprise | ||
| A5 | Fire And Rain | ||
| A6 | Lonesome Suzie | ||
| Symphony For The Devil / Sympathy For The Devil | |||
| B1.a | Symphony For The Devil | ||
| B1.b | Sympathy For The Devil | ||
| B1.b.I | Emergence | ||
| B1.b.I.A | Fanfare | ||
| B1.b.II | Devil's Game | ||
| B1.b.II.A | Labyrinth | ||
| B1.b.II.B | Satan's Dance | ||
| B1.b.II.C | The Demand | ||
| B1.b.III | Submergence | ||
| B1.b.III.A | Contemplation | ||
| B1.b.III.B | Return | ||
| B2 | He's A Runner | ||
| B3 | Something's Coming On | ||
| B4.a | 40.000 Headmen | ||
| B4.b | Interpolation: "Ballad" From 15 Hungarian Peasant Songs | ||
| B4.c | I Mean You | ||
| B4.d | Excerpt From Lieutenant Kije Suite | ||
| B4.e | Etude For Lew And Zoloff |
Blood, Sweat & Tears' landmark third album, a orchestral jazz-rock masterpiece that redefined the band's sonic ambitions. Featuring complex arrangements by Dick Halligan and Fred Lipsius, the record showcases the ensemble's virtuosity across ten expansive compositions. From the soulful "Lucretia MacEvil" to the ambitious "Symphony For The Devil / Sympathy For The Devil" suite—a reimagining of the Rolling Stones classic—every track demonstrates meticulous musicianship and genre-blending innovation. Essential listening for collectors of progressive rock and big-band influenced jazz fusion.