Otherwise, good soloists, blend, and balance throughout make for an album of even and consistent quality, even if that quality is well within average. If you buy this album, be prepared to thoroughly enjoy every track, take it out of your CD player, lend it your best buddy, and never ask for it back. In the 2000 NCCA Competition , the Harvard Callbacks were one of six finalists from across the country. I'll attribute the few musical flaws on this project to poor studio work. Don't Look Down absolutely shine.
Good Things is a fantastic combination of lead vocals, harmonies, and background energy.
The arrangement by Royd Chung is one of the finest on the album because it simply allows the song to be expressed. Nothing excessively creative or innovative here, just a simple solid arrangement that focuses on the song. This form of arranging is something that seems to be lost in collegiate a cappella today. The largest flaw on this album, which has nothing to do with the music, is that there is no consistency on this project from beginning to end. It is very difficult to listen and truly enjoy an album when the mood and inspiration behind the music changes every song.