The musical Harrison Ford is at it again (just look at that album cover) -- being different regardless of mainstream success -- and it works splendidly this time. His vocals are more crisp, the orchestra has better timing on when to settle and swell, leading to a whole album of solid and relistenable tracks. My standouts are The Seventh Seal, The World's Strongest Man, Boy Child, and Hero of the War.

I listened to the U.S. release version called "The Look of Love", which mainly just includes a few more singles. Easy, breezy, and adept, this release includes some smooth ballads and big bang swinging jams. Enjoyable, cohesive, but nothing to write home about. The instrumentation sometimes overpowers her voice, which is saying something. Good album though.

Melodic, lush, gorgeously smooth as butter.

As a big fan of the psychedelic movement and the sounds and ideas introduced, I think this is one of the best of the era and wish it got more attention. Although less consistent than some of the greats, the highs -- no pun intended -- are really excellent. Basically a group of stoners sharing what they love over melodies -- sometimes humorous, occasionally creepy, and always interesting.

Some highlights:
-Would You Believe, a heavily produced epic symphonic love ballad.
-Wishyouawish, a ... read more