"From what I've heard, this was Nektar's last good album. On this album the group had taken in a member on synthesizers, making this a even more keyboard-dominated album than the previous ones. All the Nektar albums reviewed here has the quality that they sounds different from each other, but all of them sounds very Nektar. It seemed like Nektar had forbidden themselves to repeat anything they already had done, and that's a good thing. "Recycled" has the usual high Nektar quality in both the songwriting and performance. All the tracks flows together and creates a 40–minutes piece of energetic and intense progressive rock in the traditional Nektar style. Essential, just as the other Nektar albums you've read about here,"
Tommy Shoenbergs.