Jerusalem Review

Released: Sep 24, 2002
Genre: Country
Tones: Angry, Earnest, Passionate, Intense, Dramatic, Ambitious, Uncompromising
Styles: Country-Rock, Roots Rock, New Traditionalist
Number Of Tracks: 11

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	10
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	9.4
Reviewer rating:	10
Users rating:	8.8
Votes:	8

overall: 10

Reviewed by: UG Team, on august 01, 2003

Lyrics and Singing: Well, that takes talent from one level to another. Compare the lyrics on this album to any Dylan lyrics. This would be the winner. A complete classic. // 10

Impression: Steve is writing better than ever. After the global success of transcendtal blues Steve has returned with a much more political album. Tracks such as "Ashes To Ashes", "America v 6.0" and "Conspiracy Theory" show Steve's opinion on the world today. "John Walker's blues" was the track that astonished me, how someone can write a song like that. I don't know. But the track that sums this album up is "Jerusalem", the lyric we can wash the blood from our hands and hatred from our souls' // 10