Reviews by calvin

That was pretty good bluesy jazzed. Don't know that I will be returning.

Yep, that sure is the blues. I can hear why Eric Clapton is so well loved. Not my thing.

Folk Metal! Yes. What's not to love!

I'm still not sure I like the Stones, but there was enough familiar music I enjoyed that I enjoyed the album as a whole.

Disco has evolved! The best word is groovy! Awesome sax, awesome flute, awesome bass, awesome voice, what's not to love?

I can see where Throbbing Gristle came from. They key difference is that this was cool and good, and that was noise. Still a few too many offputting tracks to want to play this through, but some gems I want to show off.

I bet that was awesome dance music when it came out. Great rhythm. Not my style, not impressed with the musicality. Won't listen again.

I don't think I'd like the Stones much if I didn't love specific songs for cultural reasons. None of them were on this album, didn't like i much.

Blends together a bit, but some great standout tracks. Apache will always slap. The bongos.

Some wonderful production, awesome choices of topic and lyrics, but flow has come a long way since then.

What fun! Great sound, love the African Jazz

I'm not really sure what the appeal is here. None of the songs grabbed me lyrically or musically. Pleasant enough but that is low praise

Each song was interesting, but none of them grabbed me musically

Tremendous pop album. Once again a delightful diversity of sound. I keep being surprised by the range of breakout 90's pop-rock bands.

Such unexpectted diversity in sound, incredible songwriting.

Great distorted soundscape, got a little samey and boring in the middle

That was cool and interesting. The amateurish vocals put me off and it dragged in the middle, but otherwise great.

I think I just love the smiths. I guess Morrisey has to be such a jerk to make some mean music.

That felt proto-post rock, just with synthesizers. I quite liked it. Very chill

Just nice hard rock, lovely punk feminist aesthetic.