Title: A shimmering ball of riffs and hooks...
Product review: It's a shame the world outside the people who lived in the early 1990s and a few handful of lucky people will never know the beauty of "star". I picked this CD up at a used CD store for about [price] and it's some of the most beautiful music I'll ever hear. Songs range from the cryptic (Low Red Moon, Sad Dress, Someone to Die For) the pristine acoustic (White Belly, Untogther, Stay) alternative guitar heavy (Dusted, Angel) and unforgettable (Gepetto, Feed the Tree, Slow Dog). In every song, Tanya Donelly loads it with millions of hooks and she can pump out the most amazing guitar riffs ever heard. Her voice is light, airy, saddened, and dry which makes for an easy listen. Her vocals, unlike most bands, go with the songs. The magic of Star, to me, is unexplainable, but it just works. This CD is a rare gem that you can get under [price] now a days, so there is no reason not to buy and atleast try it out.
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