Reviews by alien

Laid so far back it's cracked its head on the floor.

Everybody's Talkin' is a great song, but Nilsson's version is much better.

When I go to the pub I want to eat those pub classics

"This shit belongs in the background in a Wes Anderson movie" some fucker said that like it's a bad thing. His soundtracks are the best part of his movies!

Like Wes Anderson, this album isn't my very favourite, but I liked it a lot.

Pleasant background music for a bar, doesn't really rise above background music when listening at home though.

I hear the Byrds comparisons, unfortunately they are hit-and-miss for me, as is this album.

I'm continually baffled by people thinking they have to listen to several hours of bonus tracks included on the album on streaming. Just look up the original track listing, surely?

I loved the krautrockesque You'll Have to Go Sideways, I'd have preferred a whole album of that to the Byrds imitations.

Five bullets.

Some unremarkable 70s punk, a good palate cleanser for the Emerson, Lake and Palmer shite I just listened to at least.

Nowhere near The Clash or Wire, though.

The club is open.

Oasis>Pulp>Blur

There are 3 Kings of Leon albums in the 1001? Jesus Christ.

Shite

It's not bad, but Mick Jagger saying this was better than Sticky Fingers is crazy talk.

Whiskey Woman is the standout for me.

"Every parade has the right to exist" – Curtis Sliwa

It suppurates.
Look it up!

What do you mean "unlistenable"? I just listened to it.

The "You don't see Bill Gates and Donald Trump arguing with each other" line has aged poorly, but it shows how hip hop used to engage with politics. Hip hop has changed.

Another "appreciated more than enjoyed", maybe it'll grow on me.

I love Little Wing and If 6 was 9, but this has always been a step below Are You Experienced and Electric Ladyland for me. Judging from my last.fm, I've listened to both of those 3x as much as this album.

I could have died without hearing this, tbh

I don't mind the title track, but the rest is just so boring.