Hello Young Lovers (CD)
On their incomparable new album, Sparks protest predictability, obliterate the ordinary and demand utmost respect. Hello Young Lovers is cinematic, bold, and lyrically liberal, with moments of sheer beauty, dissonance and harmony. It may not win a Grammy, but an Oscar's not out of the question. Never, never, has there been an auditory assault of such magnitude presented in the realm of pop music. When Sparks' last album Lil'Beethoven hit the streets critics lauded and applauded, fans smiled smugly with overdue vindication and fellow musicians wept when faced with the reality that, once again, Sparks had raised the bar by which all other albums should be judged.
| Tracklisting | |
| Disk | 1 | |
| 1 | Dick Around |
| 2 | Perfume |
| 3 | Very Next Fight |
| 4 | (Baby, Baby) Can I Invade Your Country |
| 5 | Rock, Rock, Rock |
| 6 | Metaphor |
| 7 | Waterproof |
| 8 | Here Kitty |
| 9 | There'S No Such Thing As Aliens |
| 10 | As I Sit To Play The Organ At The Notre Dame Cathedral |
| Anna Insound
- NYC, NY, USA |
| Sparks has been a band for 35 years. 'Hello Young Lovers,' their 20th album, sounds like Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" plus a sizeable amount of Phantom of the Opera plus just a little Ween. If this doesn't sound great to you, Sparks probably isn't your bag. Also, you and I can't be friends. | |