Dreaming with Alice

"As suitable as this music might be for dozing off to in a forest and the like, the songs - broken up by several half-minute or so interludes, all consisting of verses from "Dreaming with Alice" itself - aren't too substantial, functioning more as mood pieces than works that make a solid impact".

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"As suitable as this music might be for dozing off to in a forest and the like, the songs — broken up by several half-minute or so interludes, all consisting of verses from "Dreaming With Alice" itself — aren't too substantial, functioning more as mood pieces than works that make a solid impact".

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"A washed-out, extremely fuzzy mixing job is the album's most distinctive quality—the frayed sonic leaves each of Fry's honeyed melodies sounding as timeless and well-worn as a cut from a scratchy old blues 78. In "The Witch", the recording's rugged quality makes the song's hippy hand percussion and lysergic guitar all the trippier".