He has just put out his latest album, Solidarity Breaks, and I am still lamenting the fact I can't buy it on iTunes and have only been able to find it thus far on Norwegian sites. As much as I love Bernhoft, I am afraid of getting ripped off because I don't read a language well (or at all in this case). And I don't trust Babelfish enough to believe I'll keep from accidentally paying $4,000 for an album.
In any case, this studio album features both "C'mon Talk" and "Choices," the live versions of which I have posted previously in this blog.
In my opinion, C'mon Talk was WAY better live, and Choices was equally good both ways. The fun of the studio version is that it's far more danceable.
But the whole album is great. Every song. Literally, there was not a single song on the album I did not enjoy. And I can almost NEVER say that, both due to the fact albums are rarely that great, and the fact I am opinionated and critical.
I have posted Choices and Prophet (which did some special things to me for several reasons I shall not divulge) below, and recommend going to youtube and checking out EMuzach's account for the whole album.
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