George's Patience

If there is one thing I am now sure of, and I believe others reading this will agree with me, it is that George Michael seems to adopt a moniker name which expresses whatever mood or situation he is passing through as a title of any new material album he tends to release.
In the eighties, he justifiably got our attention, wishing us to have FAITH. By the time the nineties arrived, already knee deep in his fight with Sony, he wished for us all to sit down and LISTEN WITHOUT PREJUDICE. When the war had finally taken its toil on him, he told us to be calm, that he was now OLDER. And now here he is, telling us to have PATIENCE.
Well, I can only speak for myself here in saying that he has finally succeeded. The entire songs in this album are painstakingly well crafted from the soulful dirge of "How Come John And Elvis Are Dead," to the upbeat sounds of "Flawless." Indeed, George Michael has finally now earned the artistic respect he has long been soughting for.
All I could pray for is if there's ever going to be a Vol. 2 of LISTEN WITHOUT PREJUDICE.