April 30, 2009
Now, with the release of his 27-song, three-disc magnum opus Three, the full scope of Plaskett’s own eccentricities are on display — and thankfully, even his most left-field ideas are clever, chock full of melodies, and effortlessly catchy. It’s structured as a three-act travelling record, with several in-song references to other parts of the album and nearly half of the songs’ titles consisting of one word repeated three times.