Title: A Great Sequel To Fireball Zone
Product review: Despite his diminished-come-cultish status by the early 90's, Ric Ocasek was one of the most powerful synth artists since David Bowie. He even went so far as to request Bowie's "Let's Dance" producer Nile Rodgers for 1991's Fireball Zone.Thematically, Quick Change World is a politically charged album with only a few flaws in that it has a little too much variety. Most of the songs are a lot less new wave sounding than you'd think. While certain songs fall short . . . such as "the big picture" and "what's on tv?", QCW is a very welcome early 90's album that served as a continuation of massive creativity for Ric Ocasek.My Four Favorities from Quick Change World are :The atmospheric "Feelings Got To Stay"The driving "She's On"The beautifully ambient "I Still Believe"The politically charged Title Track is a groovy and hypnotic
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