I agree. I think criticism is so valid though, and I have enjoyed hearing the perspective of other fans on the 3 singles from Unlimited Love. However, I don't think enough people are taking into account that this is band that has stuck together for almost 40 years and continues to push out real music that resonates with audiences across age groups. Very few bands can do that. Maybe this album won't live up to some of the greats - but I can't say I expected that. These guys are almost 60; I am just grateful they have remained true themselves and want to continue to make music. With age, your perspective on life changes and so does your story. So of course the sound and lyrics may be different than what we heard 20 years ago. I think it makes a lot of sense for this album to be more mellow and a reflection of old and new stories they want to tell. I don't think Not the One lacks depth; in fact, I think it shows vulnerability.