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I think these people are doing some of the best work of their lives. However, I'm starting to wonder where the rock is. Lindsey's artistic escapes are excellent, but there is no anthem like Frozen Love or World Turning, which I know he would love to do.The man can rock. The acoustic work is great, but it's starting to sound a little the same, although better than the previous album.
And Stevie... Edge of Seventeen just might well be the best-rock out song by a female ever. Ghosts are Gone is great, but that's it? The song is not even upfront. Her album starts with a yawn and only picks up on the third track. It's buried. It just seems to me that things are getting too mellow. I guess maybe TISL was supposed to be her rock album, but things sorta fell apart. I think Ghosts are Gone is a sweeter rock anthem than anything on TISL, but still... That album had more rock. I just know that these people are dying to rock. Lindsey loves big guitar anthems and Stevie loves belting out rock songs. I don't get it. I mean, we know rock is dead but don't exactly expect it to be dead from these people. Lindsey song End of Time made me wonder if it's the End of Line. Last edited by Jondalar; 09-05-2011 at 02:07 PM.. |
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