Don't let the title of Cailean's new collection of home recordings fool you, it has little in common with the Led Zeppelin
album sporting the same name. The fourth CD he has put together features more
of the same introspective songwriting on the first three but strips down some of the rock on the earlier works.
"Every Passing Day" combines an epic riff,
and a desperate voice with Cailean's ability to conjure up vivid images. Not
to break with tradition, Cailean pulls out the harmonica for a few tracks and shows his skill on the ol' mouth harp. One of the standout tracks, "Clarity" is a quiet call for help complete with competing
guitar tracks. Where the opening track "Dusk" plays with the night sky, the closer
it is coupled with, "Dawn" has opening guitar lines you could easily see the sun coming up to.
This album shys away from a lot of the rockier early material you may
have heard Cailean play with Nancy. In the end the album is a dark look at life
and the changes that come with it.
