TIME AND TIDE

Where's the Roger Dean's beautiful cover art? It went home, carrying away the last star remaining to save Greenslade's catalogue for another 1/5 stars album. If you like Greenslade's debut album and felt disappointed after the second release, just forget about Time and Tide. The songs are lame, pop and shorter than before, including useless and uninteresting instrumental material. The only song which held my attention was was the track no. 10, Gangsters, and it wasn't that good, it can't save this album from my current rating. Even words are missing for describe this poor job. Lawson's voice are sounding cliche and annoying after their early records. Now, this pisses me off. There's nothing catchy about Time and Tide. Bedside Manners are Extra still have some tolerable moments and a few "just fine" passages, but Time and Tide is totally forgettable. Dave Greenslade was not the same from Colosseum anymore.