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Track List
01) In the Garden
02) Love in the Ruins (Doctor Dear Doctor)
03) Through a Window
04) Rose Colored Glasses
05) If I Could Do It Over Again
06) I Won't Be Sleeping Anymore
07) Another Place
08) Talking Is Good
09) Sometimes It Feels So Good
10) Stone in My Shoe
11) What Looks Good on the Outside
01) In the Garden
02) Love in the Ruins (Doctor Dear Doctor)
03) Through a Window
04) Rose Colored Glasses
05) If I Could Do It Over Again
06) I Won't Be Sleeping Anymore
07) Another Place
08) Talking Is Good
09) Sometimes It Feels So Good
10) Stone in My Shoe
11) What Looks Good on the Outside
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1991
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Animal Logic showed some promise on its debut album, but the trio was suffering a bit of a sophomore slump on the follow-up, Animal Logic II. Collectively, former Police drummer Stewart Copeland, ex-Return to Forever bassist Stanley Clarke, and singer Deborah Holland still had an appealing sound; what they lacked in 1991 was a consistently strong album to go with it. This isn't to say that Animal Logic II is a bad album; "In the Garden," "Stone in My Shoe," and the haunting "Through a Window" are decent songs. But it's an uneven album, and it falls short of what one would expect from a group boasting graduates of Return to Forever and the Police. When musicians of Clarke and Copeland's caliber are under the same roof, you expect more than competence -- you expect consistent excellence. Although Animal Logic II has its moments, it's best to skip this release and choose the trio's first album instead.
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Animal Logic showed some promise on its debut album, but the trio was suffering a bit of a sophomore slump on the follow-up, Animal Logic II. Collectively, former Police drummer Stewart Copeland, ex-Return to Forever bassist Stanley Clarke, and singer Deborah Holland still had an appealing sound; what they lacked in 1991 was a consistently strong album to go with it. This isn't to say that Animal Logic II is a bad album; "In the Garden," "Stone in My Shoe," and the haunting "Through a Window" are decent songs. But it's an uneven album, and it falls short of what one would expect from a group boasting graduates of Return to Forever and the Police. When musicians of Clarke and Copeland's caliber are under the same roof, you expect more than competence -- you expect consistent excellence. Although Animal Logic II has its moments, it's best to skip this release and choose the trio's first album instead.
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