Stealin' Home (Babe Ruth album)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[10]
The Encyclopedia of Popular Music	[11]
The New Rolling Stone Record Guide	[12]

The Statesville Record and Landmark said, "Hard rock is their métier, and when they get down to business, they really do rock."^[13] The Whig-Standard noted that "much of the music sounds like a cross somewhere between the old Jefferson Airplane ... and Suzie Quatro."^[7] The Huddersfield Daily Examiner opined that Babe Ruth "seem to be trying to spread [their power and intensity] over wider musical ground."^[14]

The Western Daily Press concluded that Stealin' Home is "more commercial than the band's first three albums and has had a few raucous edges smoothed out."^[9] The Evening Post praised "2000 Sunsets" but stated that the "star quality" is lacking.^[15] The Alcester Chroncile called the album "dirge-like and flat".^[16]

Side 1

1. "It'll Happen in Time"
2. "Winner Takes All"
3. "Fascination"
4. "2000 Sunsets"

Side 2

1. "Elusive"
2. "Can You Feel It"
3. "Say No More"
4. "Caught at the Plate"
5. "Tomorrow (Joining of the Day)"