Title: Their best work
Product review: The stinging guitar riff in "The Kiss" should alert you that this is not your older sibling's foppy new-wave. Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me is 2 LPs worth of Robert Smith's sprawling musical world. From the haunting "Catch" to the spiteful "How Beautiful You Are" to the party-ready "Hot Hot Hot" (not the Buster Poindexter tune) this album easily rates as the group's best. "Just Like Heaven" is the single best song in their repertoire, and it's a shame it did not become a U.S. hit. There are a few clunkers here--"Hey You," for example, sounds like a work in progress. But overall most everything clicks.
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