Title: They hit a sophmore slump
Product review: The Roches' second album "Nurds" is a huge slip from the perfection of their debut "The Roches" and their return to that same successful Robert Fripp produced formula with "Keep on Doing". The songs are decent but this doesn't compare with the Fripp produced works.However, "One Season" is among their finest songs and is the highlight of the album. This song takes the three highly discernable singing voices, establishes them in a pretty harmony, seperates them into a difficult to listen to, purposely out of tune chorus and then brings them back together. "My sick mind" is also a good song with each sisters' voice establishing their own identity.After all, to listen to the Roches is to be force-fed the completely different voices of Maggy, Terre and Suzzy Roche.
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