This is Michael Mixerr. Today I will review The Reynolds Number self-titled album. Raymond Rice of The Reynolds Number band requested me to do so. So here is the album review.
Follow You starts off with a soft piano sound not pop piano. The person on the track sound like Eddie Van Halen and Bobby Steele of Misfits. Follow You has that traveling on the road feeling as if you're in an RV on a desert road. On some days it's hard to get up and eventually it will all add up. At night, two lovers will make love. Awake is a track that sounds like it came from Moby. As the early Moby sound from 1991-1995. Awake is about staying up late at night and spending time together. Grow sounds a little bit more mainstream. Grow is about a boy who is becoming a man. Good things are ahead of him in his path. As the Father said he would. The Father says "Sit up, Brother. There's nothing I would never change." During all those years.
Aaji sounds a little bit more electronic. Aaji just needs to be longer. I like it. All Fall Down is where the album really picks up. I thought the track called Prophet would go harder. Prophet is a piano solo track. But When It Begins picks up as All Fall Down did. Sleep Child Sleep is the same. Down The River Bed is a calm song.
This album has music that would be suitable for a soundtrack in a movie. I could see that happen as a possibility.
I rate this self-titled album, 5/5*****.
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