Acid were among Austria's most adventurous rock acts of the mid-seventies, and this 1977 Polydor single captures them at a moment when the country's music scene was embracing the looser, funkier textures coming out of America. "I Wanna See You Boogie Tonight" sits perfectly at that intersection of pop-rock momentum and disco's irresistible groove—the kind of record that works equally well as a dancefloor moment or a radio-friendly anthem. The A-side has that propulsive energy of mid-seventies funk-rock, built on a rhythm section that knows how to make people move, while "Tiger Woman" on the flip shows the band's willingness to stretch into deeper, soulful territory. This is the sound of a band confident enough to straddle styles without apology, proof that Austria's rock underground was producing genuinely cosmopolitan music during the disco era.