It's true that most of the predictions from music media about the pessimistic of Meredith Brooks third album wouldn't following the success of the previous one approved as Deconstruction being labeled as an average with some part of pasting the last magic formula from Pop Rock glittery ingredients when Meredith ruling the radio and Pop charts screaming out her woman's angst but here with her maturity rising and providing more wisdom and positive themes and lyrics for adult soft rock catalogs. Even though, it doesn't mean that everything in Deconstruction is not good to be listening by music lovers; we could also singing in choir over the single of peace promoting on Lay Down (Candles in The Rain) with Queen Latifah to some tracks written by Ms. Brooks herself still in that Jangling Poppy Rocks form like I Have Everything or the up-cheering Cosmic Woo Woo to All for Nothing and I Said It. The standard combination between her softer charming vocals and the cool guitar riffs based on Alternative Indie Pop-Rock influences that recorded for the small town listeners without pretension or prejudice including on her boredom bluesy situation in a beautifully Bored With Myself.Link:
https://myzuka.fm/Album/412010/Meredith-Brooks-Deconstruction-1999
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