Title: Solid Follow-up
Product review: In 1987, the Hooters followed up "Nervous Night" with "One Way Home" a recording that critics didn't know what to do with, due to the fact that it was not mainstream enough.The band grew lyrically and expanded their horizons musically, taking rock to new places. "Karla with a K" has a celtic feel and a some unique percussion by incorporating a rudimental snare drum part. "Graveyard Waltz" is exactly that with the 6/4 time signature. This is my favorite song on here. The title track grooves with a bit of a Raggae feelSome other recommended tracks are "Johnny B" "Satellite" and "Engine 999." Track for track, this is not as good as their first release: Nervous Night. But there are some enjoyable songs on here and it showed the band's growing maturity and diversity, as well as how they came quite a long way from where they were just two years before.It's worth having if you like this group or are looking for something besides the standard rock.
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