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These songs range from melancholy to buoyant to rollicking—and it wouldn’t be a Gilbert O’Sullivan album if there weren’t plenty of crisp comic touches, too. Gilbert’s new studio album (his 19th) feels like a kindred spirit to his 1971 debut "Himself" and is one of his finest sets of songs ever. Andy Fairweather Low and Chas Hodges are among those joining him on "At the End of the Day," "Love How You Leave Me," "The Mind Boggles," "For the Record" and more. CD or vinyl! BMG.