MISPLACED CHILDHOOD

This album is very smooth and uniform, and the three stars I give it are for it's cohesiveness as a concept album and continuous, flowing piece of music. It works well as a whole entity. That said, if I never hear Kayleigh again I will not be unhappy. Very few of the songs here work well outside the albums concept, and those that do are the most pop oriented and, to me, annyoing songs. But I feel I must give this album three stars for historical significance and for being a well structured, played and written concept piece.