Title: Philosophy is the Talk on a Cereal Box
Review: Everyone loves "What I Am," but have you heard the rest of this album? What I like best about the songs on this CD is that the music "feels" like the song. "Little Miss S." is adorned with flashy and flaring music, just like the Little Miss S. Edie Brickell sings about - "electric dye in her lover's hair" - "living it up to die in the blink of a public eye." "The Wheel" actually sounds like a wheel spinning around, and "What I Am" is simply...what it is.This album is filled with original music, and Brickell's voice is amazing, flattening out and dipping low and then raising high, taking the listener by surprise. Although the lyrics to some of the songs aren't the most introspective, they give a variety of different moods and situations.This is a very laid-back compilation of songs that can lull you to sleep or put you into a relaxed mood. The use of instruments is fun and exciting, the vocals are smooth, and overall it's put together very well.
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