No Words

1	Rocket to the Moon 2:33
2	Shaker Lakes 4:08
3	Open Doors 4:13
4	I Said... You Said 3:31
5	Wanderlust 3:22
6	Heartland 3:10
7	Borders 3:39
8	Still 2:45
9	American Dream 3:45
10	Blue 3:20
11	Old Times 4:34
12	So Long 4:04

Barnes & Noble

Jim Brickman's first solo piano album captures the precious and pensive moments of love's meanderings. Always balancing at the edge of bittersweet, Brickman's lyrical romanticism never plunges to the churning depths of angst, nor does the music skim the cheery top of romance like a frosted icing. "Open Doors" could easily swing in both directions: hope for love's return or sorrow at its departure. The music itself is multifaceted. The pieces can slip easily and beautifully into the background, yet rise to purposeful use for amorous interludes or solitary soul-searching. No flashy keyboard fireworks here, but Brickman brings a solid and consistent romantic presence to every note. Carol Wright

All Music Guide

...The first piano solo artist to sign with the record label in seven years. Brickman is no mere repeat; he throws his own spin on the traditional Windham Hill sound of expressive, moody piano pieces. His music tends toward a pop sound without the words. It is upbeat and romantic. Cuts such as "Open Doors" are as fine an adagio as one may hear anywhere in the genre. "Old Times" is imbued with feeling for a fond past and that is remembered time and time again. ~ MusD, All Music Guide