It contains several traditional tunes with modified lyrics, with reference to the world of The Smurfs.

The album contains mainly soft rock and acoustic-like tunes, and a few rockish tunes as well.

Some nineteenth-century manuscripts contain tunes which are in keys and registers appropriate to the flute.

Because of this their ROM contains "Irish revolutionary songs and old "Wobbly" tunes".

He also stated that it contains "tuneless singing, tuneless playing, tuneless tunes, and pseudo-musique concrete."

Like Zodiac, each album contained original tunes with heavy use of electronics.

CM Addict's David Bunce proclaimed the effort as being "strong" and that the release contains "great songs, catchy tunes, and a great message!"

By the end of the 18th century, the singing school manuals had become standardized in an oblong-shaped tunebook, usually containing tunes with only one stanza of text.

However, the album does contain unconventional tunes and singing styles.

The album contains tunes from Ireland, Brittany, Norway, Portugal and America, as well as several original compositions.