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You are right. Go figure. Edit - To add the correct cover art. Newer Posts Older Posts Home. Subscribe to: Posts Atom. Prescribe Posts Atom. All Comments Atom. All Comments. About Me derrick View my complete profile. Subscribe me Posts Atom. Radiolab RadioLab. Subscribe Posts Atom. What follows is a rapid speed up with two louder songs by Gust, "Eagle Eye" and "Cruel Reminder," that are quite similar with a slight punk influence.

Smith then returns with "You Gotta Move", a simple but plain downer, and "Pop in G," which conversely sounds like Smith at his lightest and, as the title alludes, "pop"-iest point in the album. Following is the rather forgettable "Blue Highway," which sums up the shortcomings of Gust's one dimensional vocal stylings that hardly sway in his delivery of a slight soaring chorus. While lyrically he can hold his own as well as he can against a king of that department , his delivery constistently fails to impress.

Despite this, the last two songs of Smith's bring home why this is an excellent album. Acoustic versions of both of these songs very appropriately close out his posthumous compilation album New Moon. Now that I have discovered Heatmiser, I may dig further back into their short catalog, but I admit that I have limited expectations of what to expect.

Mic City Sons features a musically unified band attempting to share the spotlight, but the result is Smith and Gust jockeying for the lead with Smith winning by a mile.