Title: honest, tangible, and fun
Product review: I received this CD as a gift from a friend, and listened to it on a whim in December 1999. I had never even heard of Bebo, but thought I'd try it. I quickly became a huge Bebo fan. Most of my favorite CD's have spoken to me on a spiritual or emotional level: true art transcends the moment and reaches into the hearts of its audience. Bebo accomplishes this on 10 Thousand Days. Bebo's honesty in his lyrical style ("I don't know how to really love, I've never stood still for long enough . . .") is one of his endearing qualities as an artist. I had the opportunity to see him in concert about a year later--just him and an acoustic guitar--and his humility, honesty, and strong sense of his own identity drew me to him. I liken listening to this CD as hearing your best friend sing your shared experiences.
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