7 stars would be better ...

First, a thank you to all 1-3 star reviewers ... it is clear that a good board must polarize. Only when something is controversial, is worth a second look. What all like, is commonly called "mainstream". Nice that Ms. Jones has passed away.

It reminds me of many other artists who have used the initial success, to then break new ground, you hear only look at the first and third panels of Kate Bush, MM Westernhagen or Joss Stone at ... sometimes klappts .. . sometimes creates art.

Norah Jones has dared something, namely their too popular "capuccino sound" give up and to reorient themselves. This requires courage and not everyone likes. For what she has to say, it took a new inspiration, and she has found at Danger Mouse.

The result is a record that conjures up a smile or tears in the face. Who can not understand the lyrics, has experienced no separation ... Congratulations! Anyone who enters it, feelings experienced new, not experienced it articulates how long. Tragically, that the painful produced the best music brings similar experience with Alanis Morissette, whose "Under Rug Swept" an emotional masterpiece, then came only banal ... melancholy may bring forth more than luck ... at least in the As Art.

An "... Little Broken Hearts" fascinated me most, how the texts can be found in the music again. The whole canon of the separation is shown, and it is one of the few boards, still pursuing an approach. It may be that you find one or the other song better, but the album has a structure and is a development, how to find them only rarely. The first single releases not reflect this potential. Also makes a good board.

Who calls a good turntable its own, which is the vinyl version recommended: beautiful white vinyl on 2 plates, and finally one understands why vinyl is also not to get broken by mp3 (!). At this point, thanks to all the artists who continue to publish your disks on vinyl!