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Review title: Good isn't great
Product review: George's long-awaited follow-up to ALL THINGS MUST PASS wasn't as well received critically or commercially (though it did reach #1 and go platinum). The album itself wasn't as good as the former, but did have good songs. It has the grand arrangements of ALL THINGS MUST PASS and George's usual musical talents, but the songs aren't as memorable. The album starts on a high note with hit single "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)" which sets the mood for the entire album. Highlights include George's version of John Lennon's "How Do You Sleep?" called "Sue Me, Sue You Blues," the mellow "Be Here Now," George's last expirament with Hindu music, the majestic "Try Some Buy Some," which was co-produced by Phil Spector, and the sweeping "The Light That Has Lighted The World." Otherwise, songs like "Who Can See It" suffer from over-production, and the lyrics are extremely preachy. Overall, this disc is enjoyable and worth it.
