What is it about this CD that doesn't click with me? I don't know it's hard to exactly put my finger on. Is it the lack of heart? The lack of excitement? The lack of desire? Well maybe it's parts of all that. Just seems to me like this was a half-hearted attempt to create something out of the ashes of a previous success.
"Igor turn the machine on, it's time to make another typical album." hmmm that might have been the alternate title to this album. Guess I probably had my standards set too high for this album, but hey I set them according to their first album, and I feel they fell short...way short of that.
This is a killer disc to have if you need some basic party music, and don't want the music to be the focus of attention but rather something sitting in the background for everyone to have to yell over.
3/10
Other coverage for this album
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