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Britt Warren is positively "Fearless" with his music. He goes from aggressive instrumental compositions to spiritually moving vocal tracks then back again to justthe music, all in one extraordinary session. The cover of this CD is very mentally stimulating and could have several meanings dependent on what's happening in your life at the moment. For Britt, he seems to be looking at himself through his own eyes wandering the dessert of life, it's debatable who's eyes are on the horizon, his own or that of his higher power. The interpretation is best left to you and decided upon after you listen to the entire album. Because of the varied styles he covers there is no other classification but progressive for his music. Keep in mind you will hear rock, blues, jazz, celtic and any combination thereof on this CD; it's all undoubtedly progresive by nature. You will understand why once you hear it all. "db Shock" is an electrifying rocking instrumental number whereby "Unrude Mood" changes the pace entirely giving you a taste of some sweet jazz. That kind of change in direction is not only impressive, but risque when regarding putting all of your cards on the table as he does consistently throughout this recording. "Strong Hand" is quite a strong meaningful message for all of those open minded enough to receive it. The closing track is a real rocking Satriani like number that leaves you anticipating something more. The only alternative you have is to listen to it all over again. There is so much going on in these 11 tracks that you are bound to miss something along the way, whether it is a great guitar lick or a word with impact that could change the perspective on you entire day. There is more to the music than meets the eye(s) on this CD, have a look, you may be surprised with what you find. . . from a review by: Keith "MuzikMan" Hannaleck (Aug. 1, 2002)