Personality clashes are as much a part of as 's penchant for black clothing. A revolving door of members resulted in different lineups being given their own labels. The most popular version of has always been the Mark II model: , , and . This particular quintet has gotten together and had members leave in each of the past three decades, and was that lineup's contribution to the '90s. Following a brief stint where former vocalist sang lead for on the prior returned for another go-round in 1993. Personal differences aside, picks up on the kind of chemistry that made albums like and classics. Three decades on, 's range on guitar is still impressive as he goes from playing with an arrogant swagger on "One Man's Meat" to a fleet-fingered flamenco intro that kicks off the epic "Anya." Elsewhere, "A Twist in the Tale" plays out with the same kind of intensity as "Highway Star," while the hard-driving title track proved to be prophetic as departed the band.