STYLE: Ambient/Meditational RATING OUR PRODUCT CODE: 632-1808 LABEL: Independent FORMAT: CD Album ITEMS: 1
Reviewed by Tony Cummings
The opening title track is a mid tempo rock-tinged number with a reedy vocal and some rock guitar licks, not unlike the kind of thing bands like David And The Giants gave us 20 years ago. Song two, "Mother Of Mary" is a similar retro arrangement, this time with keys to the fore, and a lyric about.er.Mary. "Seaside Saint" at least goes into some polite rock, though its rhythms are utterly predictable while its lyrics are unintelligible. It's good to see the Roman Catholic church moving into the pop rock arena, but it will need more innovative recordings than this tepid set to make the Nashville fatcats take notice.
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Posted by Peter Green in Fillmore, NY @ 21:44 on Sep 27 2005
Agreed with this review totally! The guy has talent, mostly
as a Paul McCartney look-alike and decent musical skills.
This CD, beyond a few flat notes, is dated in sound and
feel. I first heard his CD several years ago, and have
heard other unreleased stuff by him. Great life story and
conversion experience to share. Worth taking in if you get
the chance!
Agreed with this review totally! The guy has talent, mostly as a Paul McCartney look-alike and decent musical skills. This CD, beyond a few flat notes, is dated in sound and feel. I first heard his CD several years ago, and have heard other unreleased stuff by him. Great life story and conversion experience to share. Worth taking in if you get the chance!