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Title: A Bit Adrift After Exile, But Still Worthy
Review: Keith's into H, Mick's into Bianca, the 1972-73 Stones are beginning to lose touch with the comprehensive vision that created Exile On Main Street, but Goat's Head Soup is still something any modern band would die for. "Dancing With Mr. D" is a slow,snaky sequel to "Sympathy," "A Hundred Years Ago" a rousing '70 leftover from the Marianne Faithfull days, "Coming Down Again" a lost gem of a ballad from Keith, and "Can You Hear The Music" pioneers the clavinet sound that would become so central to Queen's work throughout the decade. And don't forget "Angie."It's only in the loudly empty "Silver Train," groovy but repetitive "Hide Your Love," Elvis Vegasy "(Doo Doo) Heartbreaker," and cheap Chuck Berry knock-off "Star Star" that the album shows a band nodding off at the wheel, but compared to Cher, the Captain Tennile and other goop of '73, they're still keeping hope alive.
