I don't know what happened, maybe Moonriders turned a corner in 1982, but this album marks a departure from their decidedly trite 70's prog-rock tradition. As if out of the blue, Moonriders hits us with an album part The Cure, part David Byrne, and yet completely original. Track 1, "I am Superfly", deceptively travels several paths at once, and is the equal of anything the Talking Heads ever had to offer. Track 2, in the fashion of various "days of the week" songs concocted by the Cure, even has a *horn* reprise... and then Track 3 comes, with Keiichi Suzuki doing a perfect mimick of David Byrne, even maintaining the vocal intonations. The best part: this album still has 7 tracks left (at least 4 of which are classics in their own right)! True bliss, for any music fan.
ナンで英語やねん。I'm pissed off.I have no idea what you are talking about.Here in Japan,you should speak in Japanese. というわけで、すんまそん。ＸＴＣからの影響を感じさせる、ひねりのきいた音楽。実験的な要素とポップな要素がうまい具合にブレンドされたもの。発表当時はやはり一部のファンだけが聴いていたような。カルトな人気がある。ポップだけどどこかひっかかりがある、素敵なメロディーメイカーたちの集団。リズムも刺激的でやはりくせになる。 １０点中１０点
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