Album: In the Middle of Somewhere
Artist: Huns and Dr Beeker
   URL: http://hunsanddrbeeker.com/news/

Tracks:

01 - A DAY LIKE THIS
An engaging on-the-road song
with much to say to both those
who have done it, and those who
wish they had.  Either way,
we all know exactly when our
own "Day Like This" went down.

02 - CEREAL GIRL
The sad lament of every father
when his little girl's monsters
outgrow him.  All dads know
this tune is true.

03 - THE DEW DROP INN
So smooth: rich production,
sweet guitars, gourmet voices.
The ultimate "Peaceful, Easy Feeling."

04 - PONIES
Not since "Wildfire" has the free
spirit been so well celebrated.
Exciting production, great axe work.

05 - YOU ARE THE BEST
Nice poem, simple yet satisfying execution.
Less is indeed more. A song for The One that
every man carries in his heart.  When God
grants that she feels the same way, and
they _are_ One, it is Grace beyond measure.

06 - ROSIE
Nicely done folk ballad about lost
love.  Sung, as always, from the
heart of the one who was left behind.

07 - CRY ME A RIVER
Lazy launch but soon the tension
begins to build and build.  Very
nicely done.  Cool guitars, and
great sax work, too.  Cast of
thousands, seemingly.

08 - SECOND AND MAIN
Dreamy, melancholy ballad, a
vignette of changing times.
Refreshing break to 3/4 time
at the instrumental bridge.

09 - COMPANY MAN
Nice hard-rhythm tune with lyrics
sung as if boasted by a driven,
'gimme mine' type of grasper.

10 - HOW LUCKY
A slow ballad extolling the
irony of relative prosperity.
Sad but true song of a hard
working immigrant, rarely
seen by those she serves.

11 - KEEPER OF THE FLAME
A remarkable song-poem, hints
of an eternal spirit will lend
a hand stoking coal on the
Titanic or manning a remote 
lighthouse.  Candles and flames
are his instruments of choice.

12 - GHOST TOWN
A haunting dirge to the souls lost to the
Chernobyl disaster in 1986, as "one by one
they fell beside their comrades, the
victims of a foe they could not see"

13 - LUCY
Lamentations of a love left behind,
over love lost but never forgotten.
A pervasive weight of terminal sadness.