Title: Young at his mellow best
Product review: You have to spin this CD at the end of the day when you have forty minutes to relax. On the whole, these songs are beautiful and gentle, with Ben Keith's steel guitar softly singing behind Neil. It's also a true album -- after listening to it, you'll feel like the songs have melted together. The best tracks -- if I can even choose -- are "Distant Camera," the title track, and "Good to See You". "Buffalo Springfield Again" (a song that's better than you'd expect from the name) has a great little acoustic riff, too. Don't expect this album to floor you, but it's so simple and beautiful that I find it impossible to resist. More solid than Harvest, in my opinion.
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