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Favorite Songs: Blue Turk, School's Out, Luney Tune, Alma Mater, Gutter Cat Vs. The Jets

There is something distinctly cool about this album and it took me by surprise. I was instantly suaved by the theatrical atmosphere and the multi-layered instrumentation. The songs put a clear image in my mind by means of small but inspired touches, be it Vincent's colorful voice, lyrics underlining numerous humorous references, Dunaway's outstanding bass playing or of all things, a tuba. It's hard to put emphasis on just one thing since the album is very varied and has a sense of fun and experimentation all over it. The sound and execution is in several places, naturally, totally oldschool but it works, even in this day and age, because it has a strong sense of place.
 
The beauty of this loose concept album is that it takes me back to a certain state of mind, a place of innocence and wide-eyed wonder. 

Style: Multi-flavored Rock

Rating: 8/10

Posted by Steen - Thursday, July 28, 2011



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