I love a critic who doesn't profess to be infallible, so Andrew Hultkrans immediately won me over by admitting he was previously absolutely, laughably wrong about Forever Changes Hultkrans takes the record very, very seriously; accordingly, his book is a reverential, fastidious tome. Seattle Weekly This former Bookforum editor openly identifies with this most apocalyptic of ... Read more60s El Lay albums, but he keeps his head in the game, fearlessly splashing around in lead Love-r Arthur Lee's disturbed psyche. He's sharp on the lyrics (maybe too sharp, given Lee's confused state) and slightly less so on the music, but he's killer on context: the album's fear, its overwhelming strangeness, its death-drive in a culture that only Lee knew was suffused with it. A- Austin American-Statesman, 10/17/04 Show Less