Cover of Gordon

Gordon

Barenaked Ladies

28 July 1992

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6.1
Ratings
14
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Tracklist 15 tracks, 59:41
  1. 1Hello City3:24
  2. 2Enid4:10
  3. 3Grade 92:57
  4. 4Brian Wilson4:51
  5. 5Be My Yoko Ono2:49
  6. 6Wrap Your Arms Around Me4:37
  7. 7What a Good Boy3:57
  8. 8The King of Bedside Manor2:29
  9. 9Box Set4:51
  10. 10I Love You4:11
  11. 11New Kid (On the Block)4:15
  12. 12Blame It on Me3:56
  13. 13The Flag3:55
  14. 14If I Had $10000004:29
  15. 15Crazy / Dat Fodder4:50

Reviews

Rated 6/10

This is objectively bad.

Rated 8/10

Better than expected! Sucks that One Week is their like entire legacy.

Rated 2/10

Why is he doing that with his voice? Why is the bass so aggressively jaunty? Are they being serious, or is this a joke on some level I don't understand? Is this Canada's version of ska? So many questions...they sound like they couldn't decide to be a novelty act or a real band and this was the compromise. Extremely annoying.

Rated 10/10

I've listened to this album so many times and would gladly put it on again right now.

Rated 8/10

Enid has got me in the groove. Brian Wilson is a good tune. Blame It On Me is another rock solid song. If I Had $1,000,000 is the song of the early 90s. Lyrically deep, its a little too soft rock for me to put it at a 5 but a really good listen.

Rated 4/10

I listened to them some when I was really little. I still have a tiny bit of nostalgia for them, especially some of the bigger hits like If I had $1,000,000 and One Week. Other than that though I think it hasn't aged super great. It's just very corny and inoffensive.

Rated 8/10

Not a bad Yoko Ono impression.

Rated 4/10

Occupies a middle ground between R.E.M. and something along the lines of They Might Be Giants. Holds up worse than either of those examples, though.

Rated 6/10

Very smug and self-satisfied, and nearly good enough to get away with it.

Rated 8/10

Barenaked ladies are a group Iv heard of but never really properly listened too. This is Good fun soft rock album, added to my frequent rotation.