Album Review - Golden State
Bush is back. With the release of their fourth studio album, "Golden State," we see Bush as we haven't seen them since "Sixteen Stone." With good lyrics and fresh new music, this is the closest they have gotten to the perfection they created on "Sixteen Stone."
So check it out. If you don't feel like buying it is online. But this one is so good I'm not just downloading this time, I'm buying it as well.
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The first single off the album, "The People That We Love," is just the start of
what is a great album. There is the minimalistic "Out of This World" and the
lush "Inflatable." Then there is the driving "My Engine is With You,"
lyrically one of the longest on the album but the shortest song. "Reasons,"
which can only be described as a cry of confusion and the desire for love. And
one of my favorites, "Float," which says so much in it's first few lines: "It's a
beautiful world but everyone's insane/ Either you swim or either you fade/ It's
revolution time we're sleeping at the wheel."
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