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Good Album

Andre' S Grindle | Bangor,ME. | 07/25/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Okay this is 1984 and VERY late in the day but there is

one classic cut here-the opening "Dead End",a fine funk jazz romp through everything this band does best!And Neon Ndugu Chancler's choice to leave George Duke's band for the

Crusaders added alot of excitment to the mix so how could this

album go wrong?Well maybe by filling it out with material not even half as interesting is a way to start.Good but not classic."

Excellent album - Ghetto Blaster

Gerard Carrington | Norwich, CT USA | 10/09/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I feel like this was the crusaders best album next to "Street Life". It has an 80's mainstream jazz vibe (of course, probably because it came in the mid 80's). I love the horn solos in Zala mini. The last song dream street is a great "mood" song, it is almost worth it to buy this cd for this last song.



All in all a great cd and one of Crusaders best."