Reviews by fruktsupp

This blend of smooth jazz, sax and an unconventional voice just works. Great vibes all the way through.

Kicks is a great tune, but it quickly becomes derivative of other, better 60s era bands after that.

Man, I was ready to fall asleep about two tracks in. Not my style.

Probably pretty fun at a club in the 90s. Pretty repetitive in my car driving to work.

This was pretty fun, all the way through. Great 70s punk sound.

A track called ‘Feedback’ that literally is 8 minutes of feedback? Yikes.

I got this album the day after Dolly died. This isn’t my taste in music, but she always seemed like a very good and likable person. Her book program for kids is fantastic.

Classic sound, classic album. A couple of my favorite Dylan tracks are on this one.

Loved this one when it was new, and still do. This is what fun sounds like. See this band live if you ever get a chance, you won’t be disappointed.

Pretty fun album. You still hear these in movie a TV soundtracks.

This album wasn’t on my streaming service, but I was able to listen to the greatest hits. Instantly recognizable from Graceland. Fun to hear this group on its own.

Not really my style. I’ve never been into this kind of hard core metal.

Not really my style, but not bad. I bet this was really unique in the early 80s.

Definitely a significant band, but nothing really hooked me on this album. Leading with a 22 min track is a bold move.

Loved this one when it was new, and I still do today. Lauren Hill has one of my favorite singing voices of all time. I listened to this one recently - sadly, John Forte died earlier this year.

Pretty fun album, but not one that I'll return to. This was probably more of a standout in its day.

A few fun tracks and a few snoozers. I wish modern country music still sounded more like this.

I like their later albums, but this one just never really hits for me.

I’d have gone 3.5 if I could’ve. A shot of Jameson would pair well with this one.

I had never heard this before, but I really enjoyed it. Definitely some Rush influences.