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Air's Moon Safari: Reissue Lacks Sonic Substance

Summary

  • Air's Moon Safari reissue lacks sufficient bonus material for its existence.
  • The bonus disc features live tracks and demos of questionable quality.
  • The anniversary edition is presented as a hardcover package with a lyrics book.
Air's Moon Safari: Reissue Lacks Sonic Substance

Air's debut album, Moon Safari, has been re-released a decade after its initial success, but this anniversary edition is considered a missed opportunity. The reissue includes the original album, a compilation of B-sides and bonus tracks, and a DVD featuring Mike Mills' 1999 tour film, "Eating, Sleeping, Waiting and Playing." However, the bonus material is largely uninspired. Instead of rare EPs or singles, the bonus disc contains live recordings, including a harsh rendition of "Kelly Watch the Stars," and a few demos. Critics argue that these additions do not justify the reissue. While the documentary by Mike Mills offers some value for dedicated fans, the overall package primarily serves as a decorative item. The hardcover packaging and accompanying lyrics book are aesthetically pleasing but do not compensate for the lack of compelling new content. The reissue questions whether Moon Safari warrants such a special commemorative release.

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