Title: "Jordan: The Comeback" - A Prefabulous Album
Product review: "Jordan the Comeback" is an excellent achievement by arguably one of the best pop bands ever. The first cut on the album: 'Looking for Atlantis' is a wonderful, beguiling mix of classical imagery and good, solid pop syncopation. As always, the excellent literary-ness of the 'Sprouts', (as opposed to the 'Cranberries'), is only matched by their compelling musicality. After 'Atlantis', McAloon and Co. explore the power of desire in 'Wild Horses'. A Similar exploration is offered in 'Scarlet' on "Protest Songs", another fine 'Sprouts'' production. The third song on the album, 'Machine Gun Ibiza', is a very tongue-in-cheek look at the high life of the rock and roll (or RollMo) star, not unlike the wonderful 'King of Rock and Roll' on the fabulous album: "From Langley Park to Memphis". In summary, all the songs on "Jordan the Comeback " are gems; and, the album is really a compelling collection of sagatious critiques re: human emotion / experience.
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