Title: it's unfortunate
Product review: I thought about purchasing this album, because it would have looked great sitting next to my Daniel Johnston CDs, as well as my Shaggs collection, Kids of Widney High, etc. These artists are worth listening to not just because their ability to make music despite their physical/emotional setbacks is admirable, but also because their music can be extremely interesting and thought-provoking. Twilights Moon's setback seems to one rooted in over-eagerness and the need for attention and praise. It's a shame, because the music isn't varied or interesting enough to warrant the self-hype. Comparing himself to Lindsay Buckingham is such a vast miscalculation that you do kind of start to feel sorry for him...but because of the size of his ego, not because of the music he makes. (a la Johnston, et al)
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