Keller williams, Laugh - 1h 14m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. Freeker by the speeker	4:12
2. One hit wonder	4:58
3. Hunting charlie	4:08
4. Alligator alley	4:13
5. Spring buds	4:16
6. Mental instra	4:45
7. Vabeeotchay	4:18
8. Bob rules	5:47
9. Freakshow	3:12
10. Gallivanting	2:51
11. God is my palm pilot	3:27
12. Crooked	5:10
13. Old lady from carlsbad	1:15
14. Kidney in a cooler	6:08
15. Freeker reprise	16:06

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Review

By subduing some of his trademark acoustic ferocity, Keller Williams has come up with a markedly more cohesive collection than past efforts. Rather than showcasing the technical wizardry that has earned him acclaim, here Williams melds his formidable skills with Tye North's restrained bass and Dave Watt's unerring drumming to create a more integrated work that backs away from the series of glancing blows and showy displays of instrumental prowess found on some of his earlier works. His stream-of-consciousness lyrics are still intact, but these wry observations and travelogues from the road show a greater depth and insight. The overriding theme here--the importance of honoring one's own eccentricities and remaining psychologically and intellectually free--are best expressed on the rather droll "Alligator Alley," a play on the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil," in which he wades deeply into the shoals of paranoia before proclaiming, "I set Willie free / Yeah, that was me." Indeed, his covers further amplify Laugh's keynote theme: both Ani DiFranco's "Freakshow" and the Michael Hedges's "Spring Buds" applaud the importance of following your own path. Which is exactly what Williams intends to do, laughing all the way. --Jaan Uhelszki

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