From the Second Chance Shoppe, October 2011 Overall too ornate in the vocal styling, which doesn't equate to emotion in the storytelling. Side 1 is barely tolerable, with the possible exception of "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." Side 2 has "Hitchcock Railway" grooviness and "Hi-Heel Sneakers" sultriness, helping lift the album... but not enough to keep it from going back where it came from.
An unintended reference to question-and-answer relationships.
Begun experimentally, maintained sporadically, and focused personally.