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there's a new very good cd by the swirling eddies called 'the midget, the speck + the molecule' maybe somebody can write a review (there's also a very good new cd by the lost dogs called 'the lost cabin and the mystery trees')
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there are seldom few albums that can pack so much creativity in 70 mins. This album is at the top of its class. Typical brilliant lyrics from that great guy Tez scott Taylor, and the music doesnt stay in one place for long. these are tracks that are raucous, loud, forthright, piercing and encouraging all at the same time. I for one am well glad i found daniel amos, the lost dogs, terry on his own and these brilliant swirling eddies. you can get the feeling of at first glance thinking most of these tracks are funny, but really listen and youll find raw truth al the way through this epic best of album. Big Guns and Catch That Angel are marvels of pop rock, Driving In England is another brilliant non stop light rocker, What A World has to have some of the best background vocals ive ever heard. a startling ballad. And With The Tired Eyes Of Faith, well, a beautiful track that is so hard hitting, the simple acoustic guitar is overwhelmingly sublime. so this album has to be one of the best best of albums out there...absolute genius! thanks God for giving these guys such talent!