I love the opening track on this album, "It's Beyond Me" and though the rest of the album isn't bad, it all sort of blends together into a 10 track haze. It was one of those experiences where you listen to an album four or five times and still feel as though you've never really listened because about three tracks in your mind just shoves it into the background of your consciousness. Still if I was home on a nice fall Saturday preparing lunch while my wife and daughter were out taking a walk I could see throwing this on. Though it lives in the back of your mind, it lives there in a pleasant way that I wouldn't mind while eating lunch with my family.
Following the Rhapsody rating method I give it 2 out of 5 stars for Not Bad.
Greek salad?
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