Reviews by jdd

Very sad. Got kind of engrossed but didn't massively appreciate it overall.

Awesome. Just awesome.

All timer.

So long my headphones ran out of battery.

I really fancy a pepperoni pizza now.

I blatantly hate women and Jews. Why did my girl leave me? Wah wah fucking wah.

Get in the bin...

I mean trash can.

Still found myself humming along to some of the melodies though.

Absolutely massive.

Great songwriting and production all the way through. Will definitely want to go back and listen again.

Shame the rest of the album wasn't as ambitious structure-wise and sonicly as Free Bird. But still good.

Like this a lot. Love making rock instruments into dance music, it's very innovative and I found it entrancing at times.

I didn't hate listening to this. I didn't love it either.

By their standards to come, it feels overly derivative and the production is a bit naff at times.

Still cool vibes though.

It was ok, fell a little bit into the background but when I remembered what I was listening to, I quite liked the sound.

Really didn't vibe with it. Can barely remember anything from it, but it also wasn't unpleasant to listen to.

The singing of both Boy George and the backing singer were great. Everything else I found pretty drively.

I really liked it, though Tainted Love, Say Hello... and SEX DWARF did a lot of the heavy lifting.

It's fun, raw, they don't care.

Loved it. A pure joy.

Bit concerning that the song that came on next was about a 16 year old not doing what he wanted... but that wasn't on this album.

Didn't really love this. But the groove and the production were really, really good.

Sweet Virginia and Tumblin' Dice definitely boost it.

Great fun to listen to. Great riffs, vocals and beats.

Not desperate to listen to much of it again though (apart from My Perfect Cousin).

Man I gotta get the lyrics to The Conference.

Pretty awesome.

Seems like they invented something here, whilst also keeping faithful to their roots and influences.

Think this is my favourite LZ album so far from the list (and I've had a few).

Definitely interesting. Definitely standing on the shoulders of giants. But also didn't really like the songs that much. Not bad though.

Very cool.

First introduced to this album with Somebody Out There on GTA San Andreas and when I was a little bit older, I ventured to hear the rest and it's pretty strong.

The saxophone feels stylish over superfluous and it has a great feel.

Yep it's very good. Love the variety of the songs and not knowing what to expect. Not really any duds on the album which is one of my criteria for a 5 so I think it deserves it.