Teague

This book begins very interestingly, taking some ideas from Asimov and spending them In an interesting dystopian perspective. About halfway through the book however, The author completely forgets the plot and turns it into a disgusting human/robot porn drama. I would not recommend this to anyone. It really is a shame because I appreciate a lot of the concepts introduced by all of them are squandered for in favor of pointless morally and entertainment wise-ly filth.

Very moving and witty, maybe production heavy for some, but definitely not generic by any means. If I had to criticize it at all, it swears more than I would like, but I'm not the one making the record so I don't really now their personal morals about swearing. It has all the catchiness it needs to be a general hit, with lyrics that pack quite the punch for careful listeners. I understand that not everyone likes AJR, but this is a definite recommend from me!