Title: Tantric Country
Product review: Being a college graduate, I feel I want to stretch my boundaries at time- case in point when I want to hear "Joshua Tree", but still have a little bite left, in me I put on this record. It has all the jangly guitars and pomp of that classic, but without the high-school-soul. When the other reviewers refer to it's soulful qualities I'm assuming they mean soul- as in a dead body. Don't get me wrong, this is a good record, but not a great record. Daniel Lanios is single-handedly responsible for new-aged country. If Steve Earle is the Devil's right hand, then Daniel Lanois is Depok's publicist. The only thing this album is missing is Emmy-lou singing "I'm Every Woman." Don't get me wrong though, this is a great album to have meaningful sex to. Whereas "Josua Tree" may be right for a one night stand, "Wrecking Ball" is right for Mrs. Right.
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