However , the album did not receive wide acknowledgment outside of Tucson , and what few international reviews can be found state it was a slightly above average commercial release . Cross Rhythms gave it only 7 of 10 stars saying the title track was “ rather dull and repetitive effort ” and after praising several songs , they noted “ some of the tracks are of little more than demo quality but with handsomely designed packaging and such a worthy cause it is easy to overlook a few damp squibs . ” With local attention building , the small indie album was quickly and completely eclipsed by Songs for Japan , a charity album released 11 days later on March 25 . The latter album highlighted a larger tragedy affecting more people , featured internationally known artists , was promoted by the music industry 's " big four " record labels ( EMI , Sony , Universal , and Warner ) , featured 8 more songs ( 38 vs. 30 ) and sold for less than half the price . Ironically , the '' Can We Get Together '' album 's first track on disk two was titled “ Tsunami ” ( which SeaShell Radio had previously performed at a vigil for Giffords and the other shooting victims ) and was written long before the Japanese tsunami
Japanese tsunami
2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
Can We Get Together