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THE REVIEW
There are two things.
Either the archaic, Hellenistic, vocally gravelly, owl-like Demis has pulled out of the battered hat, thanks to this twenty-year comeback, an unexpected yet now unlikely compositional jewel mostly made of Corinthian guttural-phonetic rants in a para-modernist soul-pop-rock sauce
given the moderate benefit caused by several snippets ("September", "Love Is", "On My Pillow") contained in such worn, calcified, vocal exhumation, I would actually be establishing the inexorable, incontrovertible crossing of the threshold of personal befuddlement.
I would be tempted to opt for the latter that I mentioned.
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Summary by Bot
The review analyzes Demis Roussos' comeback album, 'Demis,' highlighting its unique vocal qualities and fusion of soul, pop, and rock. While some tracks offer glimpses of promise, the overall impression leans toward a mixed or uncertain reception. The reviewer cautiously favors a view of personal confusion over clear success.Tracklist
