THIRD LIGHT

I'll not provide you so thorough background, own experiences "back then", or as truth opinion as these two Misters, who posted their reviews prior to mine. After all, who wanna argue with folk experts in folk area, right ?

What I can give you is my point of view, worse, but equally honest (you know the saying: "I mean it")and, as far as I know more enthusiastic (when reviewing, I do it with keen obsession).

Folk-rock-country, that's their third album. Better than previous and again, not sure about prog elements (I didn't get prog folk definition so much yet, so don't blame me), but I know that it's a good one. Of course, there are little elements that differs it from mere singer- songwriter, like more-complex music structure, sound layers etc, but lie it would be if I say that I understand it. Great vocals. And the best track is probably The Ungodly

4(+), because of ... um what ? Note the lack of strongest catchy piece here.