Who is on my Sofa ?

Starts off as an album you'd think will go on and on with the same song one after the other, but turns out to be more varied. I did wonder when listening how much was original music and how much was not. I still wonder.

I think the cover art is great. Looks much better than most of the in-store albums from he big labels.

Sur la cover. Helas le reste ne suis pas, du moins la barre a ete portee trop peut etre...
LA prochaine fois va falloir peut etre mettre, une star du X, mais genre pas trop star, la ca devrai le faire. Mais la: what a waste!

ps."Solid ground", est peut etre une direction a prendre a 2 mains! Du moins au niveau du chorus. Les verses sont beaucoup trop chiants, meme avec l'effet stereo bs...

A beautifully constructed album with lots of variety and a few surprises that demand attention. I was pleased to play Solid Ground on episode 149 of the Suffolk 'n' Cool podcast on 24 December 2008. Thanks.
Peter

This is an album of varied style and content, sometimes jazzy, sometimes funky, sometimes avant-garde. The mix of vocals: sometimes male, sometimes female adds to the interest.

And great cover!

Frankly, I'm a little confused by this album. It seems to jump around a lot. For many listeners. I think it may help if the album was a bit more consistent and explainable. I was trying to describe this to someone today, and I couldn't find any words to describe more than a few tracks at a time.

The part that's not confusing: this album is amazing ! To contradict myself, this album is constantly fresh and surprising, and and contains a level amount of brilliance throughout.

Props on the cover art, as well. The strong curves are a clear sign that someone has figured out what makes women so beautiful.