Title: Don't be the biggest fool
Product review: Cock Robin's debut album was raw and edgy. "After Here Through Midland" was smooth and polished. "First Love, Last Rites" was powerful and bitter. "I Don't Want to Save the World" is dull, listless and boring. Kingsbery's conscience must be troubled, for these songs are off in the wrong direction. With the exception of the title track and Bo, he subjects us to a string of love songs endlessly disecting his fifty-plus year old love life. No good bass lines and really bad poetry. None of the new tracks would have made the cut in the past.If you want a good, late career album, try Dan Fogelberg's Full Circle or Level 42's Retroglide. They are still true to the music.
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