Now I Got Worry

I don't know what that was or why there was so much of it. Every time I thought I was starting to enjoy the album it reminded me that I did not.

Orange and Acme are probably better. Wettest I've ever been was after a Blues Explosion gig.

Not as strong as Orange and a bit one-note overall, but the good stuff is cool.

3.5/5

I knew the (Jon Davis) Folk Implosion was jokingly named after these guys but never heard them before. Blues isn't my thing but this is more punk rock blues I guess. It's noisy. I see the Elvis singing White Stripes comparisons people are making for sure.

A very weird garage rock album. I didn't hate this, aside from the opening screams, but I don't know that I liked it, either. The songs are short and kind of pass by you, and the vocals are very garagey. Either way, this isn't blues music.

Unbearable listen

Already negatively inclined towards this because Ozzy Osbourne died yesterday and this wasn’t a Black Sabbath record. Noisy white boy blues. Gets old fast.

Very noisy and a little bit chaotic. I didn't find it to be the most enjoyable.

high 2/5

What the fuck is this. From the beginning, i just despise it. Just sloppy drunken jamming and that's it.

Okay, it really grates on the ears. But it's also quite interesting. The further I got into the album, the less I liked it. In the end, I gave up. I won't listen to it again. 2/5

Beware the jumpscare when you put this album on!! I was using headphones and nearly shat myself

I actually weirdly enjoyed this album on the whole. It loses a star though for the terrible screaming and weird noises. The last song was like nails on a chalkboard

3 ⭐️

Voy a escuchar solo los 16 temas del álbum original. Este grupo/autor siempre rondando lo que se supone que me debería gustar, pero nunca le he cogido el punto. Aburrido e insufrible. 2 estrellas.

Reading the reviews before listening (don't recommend doing this) made me think I would hate this. The opening of the first song starts with some screaming which I did in fact hate. However, the album itself is fine. Sounds kinda like Jack White to me. My biggest issue really is the length. It really doesn't deserve 1 hour and 19 minutes. If it was half that time, it'd be a 3 but I have to mark it down for being pointlessly long. The best song is 'Get With It' which sounds like Elvis singing whilst reversing a HGV.

certainly a strange album even the album layout is strange

Uniquely affronting, and musically arresting, without being gross or shock jockying

While this is probably an "artistic choice", but making your music (album?) sound like it was recorded in the 1940s is a weird one.

Especially when the distortions are then very apparent which just makes it sound cacophonous.

Not my thing...

Hyvällä asenteella tehtyä räminää, mutta vähän meinasi mennä kikkailun puolelle. 3/5

Oh wow, this is an album I'd put on if I had to explain what Gen X was like back in the nineties to modern kids.

I'm an elder Millennial with a Gen X husband, I've got a definite soft spot for a portion of that cohort, but I feel like I'm just a bit too young to truly appreciate this... drunken jam session? That's what it sounds like, anyway.

Feeling a bit attacked after this. I don't normally like un-exploded blues that much, so this was a bit of a slog in places. There are a few interesting songs on it, but at it's worst it sounds like a band being deliberately obtuse. Still though, at least they made me feel something, which is more than can be said for a lot of these albums.

The ingredients are there, I like the messy production, the barely audible vocals and the screeching guitar. However, it never really amounts to a proper song here. There's a lot of creative ideas but they all exist in a vacuum, they don't interact with each other and as a result its not very cohesive and the songs feel more like throw away demos.