Title: Mostly Good
Product review: The good news is that Steve Howe still has a great sense of song-writing. This CD is very original, even if it does allude to other pieces from Yes and Asia in a couple of tracks. It is not too experimental, nor is it too conventional; it is a nice mix. Now for the bad news: It does suffer from being a little too unpolished and amateurish. I agree with another reviewer that this may be a result of his sons playing on most of the albums tracks. Certainly the blame cannot be placed on Tony Levin (whose contribution is not as bold as I would have liked, but solid nonetheless) or Steve. I would not say, however, that the music is emotionless. It is anything but that. It's just unpolished in places, but this isn't even bad enough to bypass the CD. It is worth listening to, and a good listener will be rewarded.
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