With "It's Neat I Guess...Maybe It Stinks, I Don't Know" Frank Ulle once again offers a wide variety of styles and genres. From the opening calypso-style of "FInd a Love Like This," to the blues-style of "Two By Two." From the jazz-influenced "Like the Morning" to the country and western influenced "Keep On Keepin' On." The song topics range from the joy of the Gospel ("The Lovely Appear") to the objective reality of God as Creator ("The Hand of God") to the comfort of God's care ("On and On"), the album never fails to entertain as well as encourage. And there are some instrumentals - like the meditative "Turn of the Seasons" and the ELP-flavored "Bicycle Bill" - thrown in as well. Along with the rather comical "Man on the Flying Trapeze." A splendid time is guaranteed for all.