Instruct: Classify the given review as either positive or negative.
Query: An under appreciated gem

For a young easterner living in Wichita, Kansas in the fall of 1976, this album was like a breath of fresh air. After several months of progressive (and not so progressive) country music I needed some rock 'n roll. Twilley's influences are very apparent on this disc, from rockabilly ("TV"), to The Beatles circa 1965 ("You Were So Warm") and 1966 ("Sincerely"). The "hit" single, "I'm On Fire" stills rings classic after 24 years. Twilley's talent was putting all of his influences into his music and blending them so well that they are not readily discernable. A great record and a solid artist who went away too quickly.PS: I bought this record to get some new rock 'n roll music, ended up buying three albums, all new, had never heard a note, bought by cover only. They were: Sincerely, Cheap Trick (their first), and Tom Petty & Heartbreakers (their first). Best record buying spree I've ever had!