Grows with time

While listening to the first time it begins indeed good to start many fleet numbers. From the half of it is quiet and you think, somehow tired, anemic round. At least to me it was like this. Unless "But, Honestly" a solo in the end would have, I almost fell asleep. However, this album grows by listening test to listening test.

Stay at the first hearing, especially the faster numbers depend (eg the well-known "The Pretender" or the pearl "Erase / Replace" or "Come Alive"), so profits only after a few runs, the quiet songs on profile. Of particular note here is "Stranger Things Have Happened" with a particularly impressively sung chorus ("Cause I'm not alone dear loneliness, ..."). One of my favorite songs on this CD was the already mentioned "But, Honestly". Starts very quietly and ends with a rather original and rousing solo (scales up-down).

Less well I do not really like just the instrumental "Beaconsfield Miners", which is dedicated to two buried miners. These two have the "time sold" to the rescue of the tunnel with Foo Fighters songs. The number is just as dismal as the situation of the miners in the tunnels.

Finally, a very successful CD that lasts longer in the CD player.