Title: Best Oil album out of a large catalog
Product review: This is an incredible album from a very talented band known in the U.S. for their one hit "Beds Are Burning". If you are a fan of just that one song this album may not be for you. It does include a little pop sensiblity in the way of "When The Generals Talk" and "Who Can Stand In The Way", but most of the albums has strange indigineous Australian instruments as well as some great orchestration. Songs like "Bells..." and "Shipyards Of New Zealand" have constant time changes and varieties of music styles within the songs themselves. It is not a perfect album with small flaws such as the strange instrumental "Bakerman" which does however fit into the flow of this weird album. Overall, it is possibly the best Midnight Oil album out there and that's saying a lot about a band that has such a large and impressive catalog.
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