Allegedly recorded in just three weeks, Wildest Dreams is an extremely polished and diverse release, which matches in style and content any of Turner's previous solo albums. However, the album doesn't contain any huge surprises and suffers from sounding trapped in the 1980s, with Turner collaborating with some of that decade's musical icons, including producer Trevor Horn, of the Pet Shop Boys and U2. Included on the album is Turner's theme from the previous years Bond movie Goldeneye, as well as a cover of John Waite's "Missing You". In an attempt to embrace club culture, Turner covers the Massive Attack classic "Unfinished Sympathy". "Confidential" and "The Difference Between Us" are the best newer compositions on the album. --John Galilee