Furthermore, the average length of the songs is four and a half minutes. It sounds like Led Zeppelin on the days when they went to the studio really stoned and yawned out those long, hypnotic songs. Strangely, though, the album grows on you. Despite my initial unenthusiastic impression, I found myself liking it before I was halfway through it. Honeytree has a definite style, and while it's one I had to get used to, perhaps others won't have the same problem.
Some songs deserve particular attention.
This must have been intentional, because Reneer sings just fine on the other tracks, but the result here is comical. The songs are arranged in such a way that there are no solos except for the vocalist. This is also a contributing factor in why the songs tend to run together and how a lot of the album sounds like itself. Honeytree sounds good, even if there doesn't seem to be much to them. They've found their niche, they're pleased with it, and they fill it well.