What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The sax is back and with it the cool, funky * characteristic of such classic ripps albums as curves ahead or life in the tropics. Jeffrey osborne does a nice job with his vocal. Brandon on sax is a great return.
Russ still has the creativity to compose high quality tracks that ooze thoughtfulness.
Cons
This album is more like a soundtrack for a golf-course buffet, not a fist pumping tear-down-the-house album. It has no vitality and no creativity. Sundance sounds like it is overcompressed, frankly unbelievable coming from someone with the capabilitie... Read More
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Quality
If you just like cool jazz i highly recommend this and virtually any other album with the rippingtonsruss freeman name on them
That’s why i love all the work russ has done with the rippingtons he does that like no other artist in my collection
I am so excited that the ripps came out with another album
Shipping
I tryed to drop shipping to the central drops around town and its supper convenient
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For a 30th anniversary album i would rate it as just another russ freeman album
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If nothing else then at least the title track
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Possible creative burnout if you listen to wonderland and golden child they rip a riff right out of the sun king from fountain of youth
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Flamenco beach feels out of place like it should be on a spanish guitar album of its own
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When russ makes an album that has the high energy mixed with sentimental pieces then those albums get many repeated listens
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Maybe there is a technical guitar part that makes you wonder how russ could nail all those notes
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The drum ‘almostsolo’ on kings road is a neat addition that show of skill is very much appreciated
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Only the title track had any piano that i noticed and it was more supportive rather than carrying the melody for a verse or the entire song
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