Reviews by blakestewart

Good album to work outside to. Good album to drive to. Weird album to take a poop to. That's a timing thing though.

A nice departure from largely English language albums that was fun and lively

The whole album is a fun delight.

Another great album by them. This one is a bit more energetic and engaging. Maybe a tiny bit more punk on the bass line? Great album.

Stevie is always delightful and this album. Is no exception. Lighter and maybe a little dreamy for what I look for in his catalogue but great to clean the house to on a Sunday which is what I was about.

This kind of techno industrial was never my deal.

One of the most important attempts ever to write an auto-elegy prior to one's own death. What a wild human.

A classic album.

I apparently prefer his son, Jeff by a good margin.

Wasn't expecting a German musical in the morning. Would give it a 2.5 for the inclusion of Tom waits if possible. It wasn't bad and there were spots where it was really quite good but...then others where it felt a bit saccharine.

I've always been more of a dead Kennedy's side of punk listener. Public Image Ltd. is certainly its own thing and I wish I'd heard this earlier? It isn't a revelation of an album but I would have spun it up all the time when I was younger and I'll definitely listen to it again.

Really fun punk album masquerading as pop genius.

Fine proggy stuffs

Nice wee ambient album. Spotify only seemed to have two of the four tracks on the album?

Good, but long, but good.

Great jazz album. Fun and engaging to experience.

Shockingly better than I thought it would be. Maybe not one I'll spin up on a regular basis but great rhyming and melody.

Points for absurd creativity but it's almost impossible.

Nice album with a message that resounds today. Percussion on his works is always a centerpiece which I enjoy.

Nice punk album with jangly The Church feelings and such. I liked it.