Title: The Title Says It All!
Product review: While I was rather disappointed after highly anticipating the release of Surrender to the Air, my faith in the potential for Trey to make a good solo album was more than renewed when his self-titled album came out. It was only a few years ago that I stumbled across a bin containing some of his other solo releases at a music store, most of which I purchased on the spot. I would say that none of them lived up to my hopes, but this one was, as another reviewer mentioned, essentially un-listenable. I understand the rights of an artist to venture into avant-garde musical explorations, but when the groove isn't even there, it tends to lose me. It's especially frustrating when considering so many of Trey's compositions from the early eighties through most of the nineties that were brilliant combinations of creativity, chops, song structure, lyricism, and tonal exploration.
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