Reviews by calvin

They still suffer from some unearned misery porn, but this is their best album. It hits hard and entertains.

How is it that every Beatles album has at least 6 memorable singles with radio play, and none of them miss? Thy only make fantastic albums, and this 60 year old album is no exception.

Lifting soothing and moving

The distorted guitar and angst voice are so pitch perfect for the discontent expressed. Cherub Rock, Today, and Disarm are all time clasics.

Such brilliant musicality into beautiful dancable fun

Noisey and grating but fun

Too much steel guitar.

Surprising number of recognized singles. Fun sound!

The best message of any early 2000's main stream rap album with no loss in swagger and a noticeable bump in production. Amazing.

Hit after hit. What an amazing setlist. What incredible song writers.

Consistent and well executed. My favorite gangster rap.

Fun punk, feels like a slightly more rebellious version of the bangles.

Point off for Misogyny. The flow and rhymes were of course top notch, the production was good for 90's gangster rap but I really could have used some melodic breaks.

So smooth and so melodic. I wish there weren't so much run time dedicated to lamenting an acrimonious divorce, and there aren't as many stand out all time gems as his other albums, but a great listen over all

Can definitely hear the Mothers of Invention influence. Fever is such a classic. Did not care for the rest of their sound.

Somehow utterly unique but simultaneously quintessential. Just the right amount of punk sensibilities and country aesthtic mixed with the exact right amount of guitar distortion. Perfect.

danceable but sonorous, enough unusual sounds to keep you dancing while confroming to the language off music. Spectacular all around.

The master sings Bossa Nova with the master. Entrancing

Like if Elliot Smith wasn't such a downer. Raw, honest, interesting as hell

Classic Second Wave Ska rocking out. What's not to love?