What's Wrong with This Picture?

Van Morrison's 2003 release, What's Wrong with This Picture?, is a masterful blend of poetic lyrics and soaring melodies that showcases the artist's unique talent. Spanning over an hour, this 13-track album is a testament to Morrison's ability to craft songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable.

From the opening title track, it's clear that Van Morrison is on a mission to explore the human condition, tackling themes of love, loss, and social commentary with his signature wit and insight. Tracks like "Evening in June" and "Once in a Blue Moon" demonstrate Morrison's knack for creating atmospheric, jazz-infused soundscapes, while "Stop Drinking" and "Get On with the Show" showcase his ability to craft catchy, upbeat numbers.

Throughout the album, Van Morrison's distinctive vocals bring a sense of gravitas and emotion to the proceedings, whether he's tackling traditional songs like "Saint James Infirmary" or more experimental fare like "Goldfish Bowl". With its diverse range of styles and themes, What's Wrong with This Picture? is a compelling addition to Van Morrison's esteemed discography, and a must-listen for fans of the legendary singer-songwriter. Released on 21 October 2003 via Legacy Recordings, this album is a testament to Van Morrison's enduring talent and creativity.