Reviews by fruktsupp

Nothing particularly interesting going on here. Not terrible, but I won't come back to it.

There were a few good moments, but the screaming and wailing got to me after a bit. Very different than the only other song I know by her.

The album art and title definitely don't reflect the music.

I like some of The Cure's hits, but there wasn't anything on this one that grabbed me. It was OK, but not something I'd return to.

Not a Wilco fan. The singers voice is just not great.

Jazz from this era is a sweet spot for me. It isn't Miles Davis, but it is still pretty good.

Not bad, not great. I never wanted to turn it off, but I probably won't listen again, either.

One of my all time favorites.

Green onions is one of the coolest songs ever written. The rest feels like a rush to get an album out after a hit single.

Pretty fun album. Kick push is great.

I took a photography class in college, and this was the only CD they had for the boombox in the dark room. Red lights, faint chemical smell and near darkness blends well with this album.

Man, I enjoyed this one all the way through. Stevie is a genius. I had to repeat 'Superstition' a few times.

I hadn’t heard this, other than Common People. Really entertaining - this might be one of the best britpop albums from this era.

Average new wave sound. A stronger singer might have made this more interesting - the band sounds good.

This was just okay. Nothing great, nothing bad.

I like movie soundtracks and Air. Pretty solid listen.

Seems like endless experimental guitar fuzz. Hard to locate an actual song anywhere on this one.

Classic French sound. I don't speak French, so I have no idea what he is saying, but his voice is OK. The live recording is not great, compared to others from this era. It sounded tinny to my ear. Still fun to hear something that I had never heard before.

I liked this more than I expected to. It feels kind of like a parody of metal at times, but there is truly some excellent drumming at least.

Yikes. Knowing what this band is capable of at its best, this was really bad.