Title: BONNIE &#65533;PRINCE&#65533; BILLY
Product review: Will Oldham, the black humoured country soul that arrests music with his words is back. Like a restless ghost, he reminds you that the world is bad no matter how brave a face you put on it. Wandering thoughts are honestly introduced without any real temper or obvious emotion. `Careless love,' an unforgiving acapella, mocks the uselessness of loving beyond the grave. Whereas the title track glides on a cushion upbeat sarcasm - "a fireman her husband was... I duly tried to light a fire upon his rightful booty." The constant to all this biting commentary is the traditional, Celtic country rock that Oldham uses. Inconsiderate, but compelling throughout.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
