Jamiroquai

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Great for any mood!!

Review Score:

(8/10)
This CD is a wonderful project that can suit just about any musical mood you may be in. If you want something that will make you move and groove, then the tracks "Canned Heat", "Destitue Illusion" and "Where Do We Go From Here" are what you need. "Butterfly" is a great Friday night or Saturday morning drive dose, if you just want to relax and cruise. If you happen to be in a "funky" mood, skip on over to "Soul Education" and let this track just simply get your mind involved in its solid orchestration. "Falling" is a decent cut that can fit almost any mood that you may be in, due to its genre crossing composition. One of the smoothest instrumental breaks that I have ever heard, exists in "Black Capricorn Day". It really represents some of the glory days of Jamiroquai, and it's almost like "travelling" through to another song. Now, if you really want to venture somewhere out there and stimulate your mind, try the didgeridoo splashing "Supersonic" or the smooth cut "Planet Home". The last track, "King For A Day" is the only reason why I gave this CD 4 stars instead of 5. Eventhough this album marks the changing of bass players from Stuart Zender to Nick Fyffe, this is still a very solid project and all Jamiroquai fans will really appreciate this one!!

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