Andy Pratt's 1986 Perfect Therapy album is an amazing musical effort that is as perplexing as it is masterful. Perplexing because the God references limit the scope while the expanding musical prowess is stunning. Not as complex as the 1973 self-titled Andy Pratt epic, there is a bright and deep keyboard current surrounding some of Pratt's most commercial vocal sounds. "East/West" is just dynamite, a throbbing bass line under the spacious and inquisitive piano. When holding an extensive body of work in hand and objectively looking at it as art, a writer has to be careful to understand where the artist "was at" when putting these ideas to tape, as well as considering how the music stands over time.