Reviews by bob_plisskin

passion

two volumes!?

I never sleep, cause sleep is the cousin of death

the answer is D

the more you ignore me is alright

passing me by is classic
and some really interesting lyrics throughout

katamari damacy vibes

this whole album blended together for me. not in a good or bad way, it just all sounds like the same song.

14 tracks in 29 minutes. efficiency

difficult to find. not sure if I heard the right album, but the music was good.

more about concept than music. I mean there's an awkward, cover-band feel here but the listener provides grace because of the nature of the endeavor: putting Woody's lyrics to music.

a year after this album released Radiohead dropped a documentary called "Meeting People is Easy." This was 1998, before radiohead was a household name, so if you wanted to watch you had to go to Blockbuster and explain: I'm looking for a documentary called "meeting people is easy." The 16 year old employee would visibly hold back laughter as they searched the system and ultimately told you "No. We don't carry."

to this day I'm convinced getting an LOL was the band's intent.

lyric heavy. Bernie Taupin produced, so no wonder.

seems like they didn't try very hard on this.

I appreciate this album more on day seven hundred eighty something than I would have at the beginning of this, uh, quest.

no

metal

banger

rockabilly horror punk - what's not to love?

best English blues album I've heard. no joke, the keyboards save this album.