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Excellent songwriting and even better musical performances
An amazing album from the greatest Rock and Roll band in the world. Even though Little Feat has rarely gotten the recognition or praise they deserve by the rock press, they continue to get better with time. They have always been one of the tightest bands around and they have produced one of their truly classic albums. The music runs the gamut of rock, blues and jazz played in the amalgam that is Little Feats inimitable sound. If you have never heard Little Feat before, this is a good place to start along with either one of their live albums, and if you are already a Featster you won't be disappointed by their latest effort.

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A great CD by the best band in the Rock & Roll era.
I have been a Little Feat listener and fan for over 25 years. "Under the Radar" is a joy for Little Feat Fans, and a treat for first time Feat listeners. Little Feat can grab your attention with the first listen, but they grab your soul the more you listen. There lyrics are intelligent, thoughtful and many times humorous. Shaun Murphy has been a nice addition to the band. Both as a singer and a songwriter. But damn I miss Lowell George. Wonder what his take on the world would be these days. The rest of the group is as tight and funky as ever. My only complaint about the band is that I wish they were more prolific. There are at least six tracks on this CD that are light years ahead of what other bands produce. Several tracks could make my personal "Little Feat's Greastest Hits" compilation. While I rated this CD 5 stars, "Waiting for Columbus" and "Representing the Mambo" would be 8 stars in my book. They are Masterpieces. Listening to any Little Feat CD is "Like having your ears tested by a team of experts". To Paul, Bill, Fred, Sam, Richie, Kenny, and Shaun, please, please keep up the good work.

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A Sacrilegious View
Been a Feat Fan since Dixie Chicken, seen them live then and recently, and I love Lowell George but ... IT'S A BETTER* BAND NOW! Shaun Murphy is the most powerful rock female vocalist I've heard since Janis Joplin (and I've seen her live, too). One of my all time favorite CDs in a large music library. Get this! And by all means, if you get a chance to see them live do yourself a big favor (be sure to wear your boogie shoes). I think Billy Payne is the most exciting rock keyboard player extant.

* "Better Band" = tighter, more emotionally engaging, higher energy, more consistent