Title: Let Me Off
Product review: Targeting new audiences is a great goal. I'm not sure that the elevator rider audience will appreciate "Invincible Summer," however. Gone are the deep, emotional ballads in favor of lighter, sappy -- very sappy -- tunes. "Summerfling" sounds like a track that would run at the opening of a Doris Day-Rock Hudson movie. "It's Happening with You" is so free and groovy, you can almost picture Marcia and Greg Brady in the frontseat of the station wagon swaying from side-to-side, mouthing every word with bright smiles. It's as if Lang has inhaled a whole bong of happy for her latest release. To be sure, there are a few redeeming tracks like "The Consequences of Falling" and Lang's voice is on but this consumer was hoping for a little more of "Constant Craving," as I am sure were the executives at Warner Brothers. I fully expect to hear k.d. Lang's "Invincible Summer" playing on the speakers at the neighborhood Denny's within months.
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