The best gravity experiment for all music lovers is to drop this CD off of a tall building. Make sure that you don't hit any birds on the way down.

Some of these songs are comprised mostly of vocals with not much saxophone playing. After the first four tracks, it gets better, however. "Japan" is a very interesting and somber song with crazy sax solos at some points. "Sax Attack" is one of my all-time favorites. "Virgin Island" is beautiful, and "Gravity" shows how adept Kenny is on the flute as well.

I think it has a pretty good sound to some of the songs. In fact, most of the songs have the beat that gives me dancing feet.

THIS is the last time I had ANY interest in Kenny G's music!It is the final album in Kenny's collaberation with the
early 80's R&B/funk wunderkind Kashif and his influence shows up
all the album,even as the pair BOTh play synthesizer on the
boombox-worthy instrumental "Sax Attack".Fine electro-funk uptempo cuts with some nice harmonizing vocals dominate as
Kennywails like David Sanborn over them,smoothly laying out soft but adventerous solo's.A VERY far cry from Kenny G's post 1986 schlocky muzak he's sadly never abandoned 'Gravity' is by far a
superb sign of the tracks of G's tears and certainly the last time most people may even care about him.

I like Kenny G to do the blues type, sad type sentimental songs. NO words and not to jazzy. I wish he would do an album called: "Kenny G Does Billy Vaughn". That would be good