What Do You Know About Rock 'N Roll?

After an extensive tour of London, the group joined Tsangarides to record their sophomore effort. According to guitar player Nicci Wikkid, the band was impressed with Tsangarides' production skills, but felt that he was not interested in the band. The second side is a loose rock opera about a totalitarian society in which rock and roll has been banned. "The High Priest of Good Times" is persecuted for playing it, and sent to a prison known as the "Iron Bar Motel". Because of poor promotion by their record label, the album was unsuccessful. This led to the departure of original members Nicci Wikkid and Letitia Rae. The band was dropped soon after, coming together one more time for their independently released third album Bigger, Badder, & Bolder with a revamped lineup.

Lead singer Chainsaw Caine viewed the album as a progression from their debut in both technical proficiency and songwriting. Metal Forces and Kerrang! writers shared this point of view, giving positive reviews of the album and the group's stage antics, particularly their show at the Marquee. The rock opera section of the album was partially written in response to the PMRC, even though Caine stated in an interview with Kerrang! that he did not see the PMRC having any staying power.[1][2]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[3]
Kerrang!	(favourable)[2]
Metal Forces	(positive)[1]

Kerrang! was very positive of the album, as was another reviewer from Metal Forces, but an Allmusic retrospective review gave the album very negative reception. According to Metal Forces, reviews for the album were very mixed depending on if the reviewer was willing to look past the band's image.[1][2]