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Title: very good offering
Review: From 1978, Issac's first offering on the Virgin records subsidiary Front Line finds him in great form, taking on anyone and everyone in his path-as he is famous for doing in his pure rude boy fashion- albeit in a much more subdued fashion on this lp.As could be expected, Virgin was able to tone Isaacs done some on this lp. His albums normally have a great mix of love songs that flow into his social commentary songs. This lp is basically all love songs that slide a piece of commentary or 2 in there. To an extent, it weakens the album as a whole, but in no way dampens his efforts of great tracks such as "Ghetto Celebrity," (which could easily be about Isaacs himself) and "You Make Me Feel Good.:Isaacs fans will lament the lack of out and out protest and commentary tracks, but I'm sure they can understand why that wasn't happening. Still, it's Isaacs, and his voice is in fine form, and the album a very good offering.
