Pink Floyd and the Beatles had a baby. It was psychedelic and musical, sort of psycho-musical, if you will. It was Broose. The album is “PSYCHOSOMATIC STATIC 1.1” and it is an array of artist offerings served cafeteria style. Broose (Broose Dickinson, yes “the” Broose Dickinson) uses every imaginable angle from acoustic arrangements to sound effects to pop and rock arrangements to make his point. That might very well be that there’s no point at all, or you might begin to understand about the third time through the album. The vocal work is exceptional on cuts like “A Walk In Your Love” and “The Uncreative Disease” giving us the evidence that Broose is capable of producing mainstream material, but would rather wrap it all in a massive mind ride that makes it one of the most interesting albums this year. Listen to “Stop Bugging Me” and then write me and tell me what message Broose is trying to get across. I enjoyed the disc and we talk about it often. Join the fun, get the disc today!