I'm not sure if Airaksinen is really referring to "vitamins" here, cause they sure don't sound very healthy! As with Love'N Addiction (and composed around the same period), the sounds on this album are quite cold and harsh, like early Add N To X, but without any of the funk (but with plenty of fun). Many of these tracks are quite similar to one another, the delayed, arpeggio melodies seem to be a leitmotiv. Molybdene was included on the Madam I'm Adam compilation and rightfully so as it is a prime example of Airaksinen's will to experiment with his compositions after his Sperm period. The last five tracks are dedicated to great artists and thinkers of mankind and ever so slightly less aggressive then the "vitamin" suites. This album definitely ranks as one of the most interesting releases in this artist's career.