Crosby, Stills, and Nash
After the Storm

(Atlantic)

First Appeared in The Music Box, July 1995, Volume 2, #6

Written by John Metzger

After the Storm is the best thing Crosby, Stills, and Nash has released in a long, long time, but it's still difficult not to make comparisons the the trio's classic first three albums. Stephen Stills' songwriting talent has finally returned, which has a tremendous impact on Graham Nash. David Crosby is his usual, wonderful self. Some of the highlights are Crosby's voyeur-esque Camera, Stills' outlook on America (It Won't Go Away), and Nash's tale of a love-gone-wrong (Unequal Love). It's not CSN's best, but at least it's a reasonably strong effort.

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Ratings

1 Star: Pitiful
2 Stars: Listenable
3 Stars: Respectable
4 Stars: Excellent
5 Stars: Can't Live Without It!!

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