Cover of Gentlemen

Gentlemen

The Afghan Whigs

1 October 1993

Average
5.9
Ratings
223
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Tracklist 11 tracks, 48:58
  1. A1If I Were Going3:05
  2. A2Gentlemen3:54
  3. A3Be Sweet3:37
  4. A4Debonair4:15
  5. A5When We Two Parted5:48
  6. A6Fountain and Fairfax4:22
  7. B1What Jail Is Like3:31
  8. B2My Curse5:46
  9. B3Now You Know4:10
  10. B4I Keep Coming Back4:52
  11. B5Brother Woodrow / Closing Prayer5:40

Reviews

Rated 6/10

It's very 90s but seems fairly generic 90s. It's fine, I'd listen to it again, maybe, but I won't search it out to put on.

Rated 4/10

Nothing has really stood out at all across the whole album. It all seems to have melded into one giant murky thing, with no particular standout riffs or moments, and no real changes in tone or mood.

It's completely ordinary. I'm not getting a lot from it.

Rated 4/10

I keep wanting to get into the music, but the lyrics and the vocalist break the immersion each time. The prose lands as sophomoric and the lead singer's performance comes off as over the top. It's not a horrible album, I just can't see what makes it all that great.

Rated 8/10

Teenage angsty straightforward lyrics on music that was the bridge between grunge and alternative rock. With dark over and undertones, superb guitarriffs. A classic from the 90's

Rated 4/10

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