Title: One Of Eric's Worst Albums
Product review: There are some good songs on this album, but not enough to make it a good one. "It's In The Way That You Use It" is a pretty good song, but since it was added on later to cash in on the movie "The Color Of Money", it really doesn't fit in with the rest of the album. Other highlights of the album are the storming duet with Tina Turner "Tearin' Us Apart" and the beautiful ballad "Holy Mother", written for the late Richard Manuel (formerly of The Band), who had commited suicide not long before the album's recording. "Behind The Mask" isn't particulary bad, but it doesn't sound like anything Eric has recorded before or since. Otherwise, this album is crap. Save for the songs previously mentioned, it's just one boring, unmemorable song after another.
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