This is a great comeback from Todd. I can hear that distinctive sound that I have always loved. One of my favourites on this album would have to be "Sweet". Overall, an excellent cd.

Todd fan from way back!!

Since I was introduced to Todd Rundgren's work nearly 30 years ago I have closely followed his career through all of its twists and turns, and have purchased most of his material. That makes me favor him a bit, so I won't claim this to be a non-biased review. With that said, I found "Liars" to be yet another solid accomplishment in keeping with "Todd" tradition. The vocals are excellent, the variety of the tunes is interesting, and the social commentary is very powerful indeed. If you have liked Todd's music in the past then you'll most likely enjoy this CD as well. Listening to the sample clips will help you to know for sure of course.

Todd Rundgren should be in the RnR Hall of Fame. His body of work is incredible. Not because the award itself is so important, but because Todd's music is so vital/important, that it needs to be exposed and re-exposed to the masses.

He has been largely ignored for far, FAR too long. He has continued to put out great music, and only TRULY die hard fans are aware of it. IT IS CRIMINAL!

First of all let me say that I believe Todd is a fantasticly talanted artest. But...

...don't get suckered into the 5 star hype... I think the 2 I gave a bit generous.

Other unimpressed reviewers have expressed concerns about "F bombs" and social political messages. Not me, thats not the problem... The problem is... THE MUSIC IS NOT VERY GOOD.

From the first track, this album makes you appreciate the sheer song writing talent of Todd Rundgren. He may not be considered "mainstream,"
but those who follow his music will find this music uplifting, inspiring,
& thought provoking. His perspective on todays' culture & society is reflected in songs like "happyanniversary" and "soulbrother." And his mastery of musical arrangement is pure genius. When he sings "godsaid,"
it sounds like he truly is conversing with a deity. Listen to it at first for the melodies, then listen again for the lyrics. It has been enjoyable musically and intellectually to me.