"Color in Your Life"? The color is almost uniformly gray on this recording--the most uninspired release in the group's brief history. Although the title track glimmers like fool's gold, the remaining numbers are lusterless (i.e. they're lackluster). The band members who brought musicianship and flair to "Spring Session M" followed by an ambitious spirit on "Rhyme and Reason" might as well have been actual missing persons when it came to creating and recording the lifeless "Color in Your Life." Intolerable waste of talent, then fade to black--this is the practical end of Missing Persons.The bonus and live tracks on the One-Way Records CD are non-essential band curiosities and alone do not warrant purchase of a CD already priced too dear considering the worthless material with which it is composed.