Title: A New Side of the Flecktones Diversity
Product review: According to Flecktonian nature, every album must evolve from the one previous and this new one definitely follows suit. The album starts off with a traditional melody "Hoedown" that we all know from Emerson Lake and Palmer as well as the "Beef, It's Whats For Dinner commercials" and goes on from there to a new realm that is described in the reviews as pop but I think that it is the same style from Left of Cool, except a little deeper left. What I enjoy most is the flow of the album, the overall feeling is the same throughout the album - you can listen to it three times over - but is still not redundant. I think Outbound is of the same caliber as UFO TOFU or Flight of the Cosmic Hippo in terms of the quality of music, but the cover art could have been worked on a little more for that traditional Fleck spunk. Great Listen!
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