Reviews by bob_plisskin

Still sounds modern. Ethereal velvet underground vibe.

I listened to this album so much in high school; listening again is like catching up with old friend.

everything I know about being a doors fan I learned from the kids in the hall

no one likes a smart arse but we all like stars

seems like this was produced to have no edges, no teeth. underlying music is okay; I'll bet they're pretty good live.

oh, these guys sing "why does it always rain on me" . . . it was quite popular at the turn of the century.

first song is soo good

'When I Dream' is the audio equivalent of used watercolor water. just all muddled together. and its seven minutes long ffs

meh.

reading the lyrics helped me appreciate this album

someone get these guys a cup of coffee

Jes

beautiful voice

wanted to like this more than I actually did. still good tho

let them know you realize

talented group of musicians but no identity.

bet this blew people away when it came out. guitar is amazing.

little boy lost his dad and deals with growing up

imagine being a child and getting raped by someone, then the rest of your life people say you've got to listen to his music before you die.

fuck this perv

I lent this album to a girl named Jill who lived across the street. She moved to Hawaii a week later. Never heard from her again. . .

over produced. specifically the levels are bent so much to allow the lyrics to be whispered. this puts a huge expectation on the lyrics but they just don't deliver.