Too Many Voices
Release Year: 2004
Label: Blue Infinity Records
Country: US
Produced by John Van Eps
Musicians:
Phoebe Snow: Vocals (Track 8)
Ross Traut: Guitars
Brad Albetta: Bass
John Van Eps: Keyboards
Hugh Elliot: Drums
Chris Botti: Trumpet
Gerry Beckley, Carl Wilson, Gerard McMahon, Pepe Castro, Eric Troyer, Vivian Cherry, Vanese Thomas, John Van Eps: Background Vocals
- The Love You Call Your Own
- Sacha
- Sad Old House
- The Love Of My Life
- Sxhitzoid
- Will People Ever Change?
- The Heart Of Me
- The Best Thing
- If Everybody Knows (1 Minute soundsample)
- Sleeping In The Middle Of The Bed
- Swept Away
- Love You Tonight (1 Minute soundsample)
- Sacrificial Culture
- Good Lovin′ Ain′t Easy To Come By
- Watching The Time
Too Many Voices is actually a far stronger album than its shorter, previous incarnation, In My Head. The six new songs add more organic textures (Schitzoid in particular rocks!) to balance out the beefed up, contemporary electronic production. The new running order, in particular, makes this album a better listen than the old version. The songs, of course, are all up to Robert's high standards, and the guest spots from Phoebe Snow, Carl Wilson, et al are great added treats. Better than Skinny Boy (it's hard for me to say that!), better than Life Is Good, and at least as good as (if not better than) Subtlety&Passion. This one's a no-brainer!
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