A new addition to the View from the Top lineup shall be CD reviews. Why, you ask? BECAUSE I AM NEPTUNE, GOD OF THE OCEANS, SMITER OF KRAKKENS, AND I DECREE IT SO! Anyways, here we go:
Prozzak: Cruel Cruel World
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Now, before you flay me with your harsh harsh words, let me just justify this for one second. I used to like Prozzak. Strange Disease? Awesome song. Very catchy. Thing is though, that was several years ago. You know, like, when Strange Disease came out I guess. Whatever. Anyways, So I’m in Walmart the other day when I spy this on the shelf on sale for like, ten bucks. I thought to myself “Hey, that’s those guys what I used to like. I wanty!” Two pilfering attempts and a small fine later, and I had me a copy.
So it’s like this: it’s actually pretty good. The first song? Very catchy, an awesome.. uhh.. you know, like, melody or riff or whatever. I don’t know music terms. All I know is that I like it. Anyways, the next song also is listenable. Very cool. The third song though is where it gets interesting. They completely switch styles and do a flawless cover of “More than a Feeling” by Boston. And when I say flawless, I mean FLAWLESS. Like, I couldn’t tell the difference between it and the original. Anyways, the next song is the classic track “Peace of Mind”, also a true Boston classic. The rest of the CD is a glorious compendium of their best songs, comprising of some of the best music from the seventies and eighties. Very cool.
I give “Boston: Greatest Hits” Eight stars up.
Posted by Ben Nicholls 
Posted by Ben Nicholls
Posted by Ben Nicholls 
