This path tonight

"Graham Nash was one of the '60s great can-do optimists. So when the guy who wrote "Teach Your Children" and decreed "we can change the world!" suddenly delivers a public "fuck you" to long-time bro David Crosby and releases a solo LP about a world that "really doesn't care/if we live or if we die," it's a bit unnerving. C'est la vie. Actually, resigned existentialism suits Nash well on his lean, reflective new set".

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"At times, the production carries an adult contemporary air reminiscent of Daylight Again, elsewhere it's as spare as he's ever been, and the two aesthetics blend into a record that's comforting yet not complacent. Nash is no longer looking at the past; he's looking at the future and he's embracing all the changes to come".

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