Original released on LP Warner Bros K 56236
(UK, April 1976)
"Hideaway" finds America in fine form, serving up punchy pop from a diverse range of styles. Their style is a lot more lush and orchestrated here, and they actually kind of sound like an American version of the Moody Blues. Tracks like "She's a Liar" and "Letter" have undeniable hooks and the latter has poetic lyrics. Also particularly interesting is the Dan Peek number "Can't You See" with a really strong melody. Along with his other song "Today's the Day", it keeps the acoustic flavour to their sound. And this album benefits from a couple of interesting instrumentals (the title tracks Pt.1 and 2). And it is a George Martin production. (in RateYourMusic)
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