The Free Design -
The Best of Free Design
The Best of Free Design Review by Richie Unterberger.
Drawing from seven 1967-1973 albums by the Free Design, this 20-song compilation overlaps some with the other Free Design best-of (Varese Sarabande's Kites Are Fun), but each of those anthologies has a good number of songs not on the other. Each one is a reasonable intro to this soft pop/rock band, though, and this does include, naturally, the one song that would be considered essential to any best-of, "Kites Are Fun." The Free Design's world is a never-never land of fluffy good times, albeit with extremely accomplished smooth vocal harmonies. Though some sunshine pop fanatics freak out over this stuff, to many it will be too much sunshine and light at once, veering uneasily close not just to easy listening pap, but also to period late-'60s/early-'70s TV/commercial music at times.
Tracklist:
1. Chorale
2. Kites are fun
3. Bubbles
4. I Found Love
5. My brother
Woody
6. Never tell the
world
7. Love me
8. Love you
9. I wanna be
there
10. Daniel
Dolphin
11. Starlight
12. 2002 - A Hit
Song
13. Children's
waltz
14. Butterflies
are free
15. One by one
16. You are my
sunshine
17. You could be
born again
18. Kije's Ouija
19. Love does not
die
20. Tomorrow is
the first day of the rest of my life
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