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After reading some of the reviews, I thought I'd take a chance on this one. I won't say it's terible, but even the best songs are marginally pleasing. Most of the rest are forgettable. It seems as if these songs are in need of something; a little more harmony, a better chorus, some guitar break. They don't quite hit the mark for me. And I don't really hear any Posies influence (as in a review herewith). Maybe potential, but not scaled on this album.

Being a longtime Jellyfish and Jeff Buckley fan, I was pleasantly surprised when I downloaded MP3's by this band. After listening to their music I immediately ordered the CD and am glad I did. These guys continue in the same vein of great pop songwriting as Jellyfish and the Beatles, and the singer's voice is as powerful and versatile as the late great Jeff Buckley. Keep up the great work, and I'll be watching for other releases!

Perfect albums have been extremely hard to find since the 70's. The Passion Seeds have acheived a perfect release with " release". The melodies grab you, it is an emotional album. Every song is memorable. The music will never leave your cd player, or your heart. Zach Ziskin has a highly original voice with a massive range. His voice is highly emotional and expressive. The album is extremely well produced, The instrumentation is top notch. This band is gonna make it big. I am glad to have known Zach, he will make it smeway or another. The Passion Seeds need to be known.

The Passion Seeds display alot of what the music industry is missing, creativity and good song writing. If you like, well written music (songs ,not another hip-hop diddy) and a voice full of passion you should check this out . I'm very impress. Good luck guys, I will be following you on your journey to the top.

I loved this cd. The lead singer/writer/producer knows what he likes and what people like to listen to. For anyone who likes the Barenaked Ladies or the Goo Goo Dolls you will love this band!

Sometimes I sit back and think about the days when "rock and roll" was actually an acronym for sex. In this weak entry into the pop genre, testosterone driven power pop has been replaced by the castrato whinings of lead singer Zach Siskin. I scanned from track to track trying to find a new McCartney( or even a Peter Ham ), but instead I find "Backstreet Boy" mentality. Skip this one so pop can retain its power.