Title: Has Sting heard this atrocity?
Product review: I had an open mind. I let any precepts go, although I couldn't quite picture saxaphones in most of these songs. I reserved judgement until the record was over.Well, almost. I couldn't get thru it. The pain became too intense, and there was no anesthesiologist present.Why does John Tesh have to cloud up his music with meladrama and overproduction? Is he perhaps trying to prove something? There is no clairty in his music. His arrangements are overcomplicated, superfluous, and too busy. You know that feeling...when someone with way too much perfume walks by in a public place and everyone's eyes go wide hoping they can hold their breath long enough for them to pass?If John Tesh could cut down on production, it might work out. But until then, I prefer to be spared.
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