Title: Good, not great but definitely not bad!!
Product review: As an old fan of Extreme, I've followed Nuno Bettencourts solo career closely and was excited to find that Gary Cherone was venturing out with Tribes of Judah. This album pretty much rocks, using different sounds such as Industrial "In my dreams", Electronica "ambigous headdress", Funk "No one", and good old fashioned Metal "Thanks for nothing". There's something in there for everyone! Gary's voice comes across as strong as ever, at least when it's not treated with synthesizers. There are two tunes that simply needed to be scrapped "2+2"(which isn't even a tune) and "Exit Elvis" which reminded me of some bad French film noir soundtrack at times.-Don't ask me why... Lyrics were good, but I still think Nuno's artistry was the heart of Extreme. Overall this album gets a solid B for a grade. And yes, I would buy it again.
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