Title: Better than average...
Product review: I agree that this album could have done without the antics of Hammer (and Maurice was not down with that, Sony WAS), however I still LOVED IT!! The title cut an innovative effort with The boys that played well. All of the interludes were fantastic (I especially liked Soweto and Faith). But the songs that play over and over in my spirit are "Anything you Want," where Maurice made love to my eardrums ever so sweetly. "Daydreamin'" featured the friendly duelling vocals of White and Philip Bailey, nice strings supporting along with the legendary EWF Horns... and "Welcome," where Verdine does his thing on that BASS that sends chills down my spine.I own every EWF album and not a one disappoints... until they're over. This may not be one of EWF's greatest efforts, but it's one you will find yourself playing over and over if your not careful.
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