Title: Mature Zepplin meets Mature Bad Co
Product review: Four stars, but why? This is a more mature album by a more mature band. Obviously, Paul and Mick went back more to their blues roots with a softer edge. I would compare this effort to their earlier work the same type of transition that In Through The Out Door was to Zepplin. It stands on it's own. Like the previous reviewer, I thought Burning Sky was lacking, but I put this in context. I got the feeling they did this one for themselves, and critics and fair weather fans be damned. I have many musician friends who actually found this to be one of their best, because it appeals to them on a "personal" level, they appreciate the effort to be more honest and not pander to the hit machines at the studio.
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