I don’t think there’s any more that I can add to what you said… I feel the same way about it.

But, as I said in the posting, music is, at the end of the day, very subjective, and it’s fine if someone doesn’t like my recommendations. My friend in Chicago told me (after seeing the posting) that many other of my recommendations were on-target, so, there ya go.

Thanks for the comment.

Wes

Here are my unsolicited thoughts about the album. I really like it. And it’s a treasure because for all its depth, it is gentle and almost relaxing at times. Which is probably why the other person thought it was underwhelming. My word would be understated, maybe. But it has to be, has to be gentle because of the fact that it takes the listener on a journey which may lead to some new discoveries. If I had to pick a favorite track, it would be really hard, like picking your favorite sentence in a book. But right now, if I had to pick, I would say Liquid Love, Can’t Sleep, and Home are my favorites.

And as ethereal as it sounds, the album helps me to feel safe and affirmed in my own journey, reassures me that I’m not the only one on a journey, and it’s just plain very pleasing to my ears. If music can do all this for me, it has succeeded in its purpose. And props for doing it without shouting a particular message at me, letting me find my own message every time I listen.

And thank you, Wesley, for the recommendation.