"It's been five years since Scotland's Deacon Blue released the chart-topping "City Of Love" and its smash single, "Dignity." The band celebrate their 40th anniversary with "The Great Western Road". The album title refers to the 19th century road in Glasgow, now regarded by many as "the coolest street in the U.K." The production sound of "The Great Western Road" differs a bit from "City Of Love"; it's closer, less reverb-laden, and accents the beauty in the group's four-part harmonies. Though the mood on much of "The Great Western Road" is seemingly introspective, the lyrics, hooks, vamps, and intricate harmonies underscore hope and possibility as they project outward. Deacon Blue committed themselves fully to this balancing act, and they shine in doing so. This 12-track set is every bit the equal of "City Of Love" and arguably more poetic. It's a fitting testament for a band who continue to be creative and relevant 40 years after their birth." (AllMusic; 4 uit 5 sterren)
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