My Little Problem

Review Score: (10/10)
This has been a controversial album. Some dedicated Church fans consider it a low point, some, like myself, find it penetrates the bone and mystifies the marrow. My Little Problem and Two Places at Once are mysterious in their power; they will penetrate your being and haunt you with melody.

Busines Woman and Authority are tossed from review to review like an indain rubber ball, some praise them to the sky while the next review calls them a mistake. I find them a treat, light and airy, but catchy with a hook that draws you in. Others find them to light for late Church, but that's why they make vanilla and chocolate.

The bonus album has quality of its own; the Church is one of those groups that care more for the listening experience than the commercial success of the venture. It's this quality that has perpetuated the unique sound coming from these guys for so long; we can thank them for their dedication to their passion, and thank the stars that their passion has not been sucked up into a quest for money. The bonus album could have fed the develpment of another release, but new releases are not the bottom line for the band.

But the album. You only live once.

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