well, i guess i will preface my comments by saying that i consider how it
feels to be one of the top 3 albums of the 90's.  probably # 1.  that
album has broke me down and built me back up countless times.  so nothing,
especially after 10 listens can hold a candle to how it feels.  

this said, the new album is fantastic.  sdre dares to be different on
every album, and again they are successful.  they make good use of the
studio's money, the album is well produced.  its nice to hear such a clean
sound.  a nice mix of guitar, orchestration and near eastern music.
their evolution from HIFTBSO feels natural and logical.  only
on the first track did i not like how jeremy's voice was mixed.  the
lyrics seem a bit more linear.  

anyhow, big thumbs up.  i wish i were a better critic

josh






On Thu, 25 May 2000, christopher zervos wrote:

> I'd actually beg to disagree with our colleauge
> 
> I think that I'm the only one here who hasn't heard any of the new album, 
> but I saw the promo poster of this cover in my local record shoppe and DAMN 
> DID I WANT IT.  It's so blatently taken from something old and solviet.  I 
> love this sort of thing.  I think that since the "How it feels" art was kind 
> of trite and easy, this is just nice to see.  Sunny day is a band who's 
> album art (Specifically Diary of course,) has influenced my own paintings, 
> so this is something I cant help but write about.
> 
> Christopher "Reddy Peoples" Zervos
> 
> "Man defines himself as much by his make-believe as by his reality."
>          -Albert Camus
>            from his essay "The Myth of Syssifus"
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