Customer Reviews

Epcot Starfields (Dig)

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I love disneyworld, and i love epcot center. I was thrilled when i found out i could listen to the magical tunes of disneyworld anywhere i was. But what i got instead was some weird canadian emo band. Im sure this appeals to some people. But i just could not get behind it. I was bamboozled

A great album. It takes you back to a place of wonder a place of innocence. Not only is this done through the lyrics but through the music, it creates an ambiance where you can't help but feel that long forgotten wonderment you once felt as a child. I highly recommend this album and can only hope that the wrong people stop discovering it.

I pretty much had to write this because this CD DOES NOT deserve a single star. I can't understand why the last reviewer would write such harsh words, I mean, why would you buy a band's CD if you do not like their sound in the first place? I have to admit, Windmill's lead vocalist has a distinct voice that requires a certain taste to enjoy, but it does not cripple the bands ability to produce great Indie sound. If you are fond of Windmill's prior CDs, I definitely recommend purchasing this CD. If you are NOT fond of this band's sound, then don't buy it, and don't leave a crap review that is clouded with ill comments that hold no definitive support or structured argument. It is as simple as that.

This is an album by indi band "Windmill" and NOT A SOUNDTRACK FROM THE EPCOT THEME PARK. Pay attention before purchasing. It's fun, but I didn't care for it much. (Note: I was never a fan of Windmill, so make up your own mind.)

Honestly, you can tell me. This is a joke, right? What's the punchline? I heard a piano fall off a truck and it made better music than this.