Planet Funk Illogical Consequence CD

Illogical Consequence Music

List Price	$42.99 (You save $6.90)
Category	R&B Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica
Label	EMI Music Distribution
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	246567
CD Universe Part number	6860457
Catalog number	720645
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 12, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Planet Funk Illogical Consequence Songs

	1.	Movement Is Noted
	2.	Everyday
	3.	Stop Me
	4.	Trapped Upon the Ground
	5.	Come Alive
	6.	Laces
	7.	End
	8.	Ultraviolet Days
	9.	Tears After the Rainbow
	10.	Inhuman Perfection
	11.	Peak
	12.	Dusk
	13.	Out on the Dance Floor

Illogical Consequence Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Just when you think they couldn't get any better!
Okay, their first album was superb, but here they just are bloody brilliant! Each song has a different flavor, a different vibe. Again, I love all of the tracks, but in my opinion, the standouts are "Come Alive," "Ultraviolet Days," "Everyday," "Stop Me," and "Inhuman Perfection." The record is not as dance oriented as the first, but the band shows growth (which personally pleases this listener) and they have truly outdone themselves with this latest offering!
Submitted by morticiasl (St. Louis, Mo.)
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