Joshua Path, The Sugar Fields - 40m 9s

Tracks & Durations

1. Find You First	2:59
2. Addicted Girl	3:08
3. Mess	3:30
4. Kris Mussday	3:17
5. Gina's Electric Suicide	3:09
6. Laura Looks Left	1:49
7. Unnecessary Days	3:43
8. Falling Off The Earth	3:49
9. The Night I Saw God	3:13
10. The Night I was Abducted	2:47
11. Come My Way	1:42
12. Peppertree Lane	0:33
13. When I	2:55
14. Codi's Last Stand	3:26

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Review

From the adrenaline-pumping opener "Find You First" to the gorgeous finale "Codi's Last Stand," Joshua Path takes everything we loved about his first three CDs and combines them into what may be his finest effort yet, The Sugar Fields. 14 new songs that are as catchy as lice (yet far more pleasing to have running around your head). The songs on The Sugar Fields span the spectrum, from the raw and wicked to the quiet and seductive. In the chilling "Falling Off The Earth", Joshua vents his frustrations with music business. "Mess" could be the most haunting ballad Path's written since "Portland". And the balls-to-the-wall "Kris Mussday" could give Outkast's "Hey Ya" a run for its money. But though every song on the CD has its own distinct characteristics, The Sugar Fields is best when listened to all at once. Each song flows into the next like scenes in a movie. (Think Radiohead's OK Computer on Prozac.) Although Joshua wrote some 40-50 songs for this CD, the chosen songs sound as though they were born to be together. And that's what's so refreshing about The Sugar Fields. It's not one hit song with a bunch of filler. It's 14 songs that add up to one mood. One experience. One killer album.

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