Reviews by jdd

Found it pleasant enough to listen to. And there were head bobbing moments. But not strong enough to really get me into it.

Not quite my new favourite band but still pretty good.

(I had heard many of these songs before as well).

Pretty cool. Even the weaker songs on the album had me interested.

I guess my main complaint is that it is reliant on collabs but I guess it's just the done thing.

Thought it was going to be more interesting than it was but out of songwriting, production and intrigue... two out of three ain't bad.

Not absolutely terrible but was willing it to end about 25 minutes in.

Interesting concept, Drop The Pressure and In My Arms are great. Rest was meh.

Musically very accomplished. Some interesting soundscapes and guitar riffs throughout.

Does overstay its welcome a bit but I do want to listen to it again if I ever have the inspiration.

Really got lost in some of the songs towards the end. Great album!

It was good, groundbreaking. First half especially was really high quality.

Really not sure about the second half but I guess it wasn't boring.

Really nice to listen to.

Some of the recordings of the beass were a bit too loud and you could hear this in the production.

Also glad to hear that there wasn't much of the annoying backing vocals but there was some...

Pretty cool. I enjoyed this but not every single sog.

Would be 5 stars if the chaff was cut off a bit.

Some incredible songs on here of course

Some great songs. Love the heavy guitars and he's a brilliant and unique singer.

Self-indulgent garbage. Still some interesting elements which prevent it getting a 1, but it's close.

Fuck yeah.

No one else sounds like this and it's a great balance of riffage, message, experimentation and power.

I don't really get albums like this. Great singers, producers and musicians putting loads of effort into effectively a cover album.

Lovely sound, that doesn't really fit into one box. But I need more original music!

Strange but I ended up not hating it as much as I thought I was going to from the first few chords.

This is a strong album. I love the vocal style and melodies. The bass work is innovative and just sits so well with the rest of the music.

Pretty good.

Nothing gets close to Highway to Hell on this.

Air guitar, head bobbing and banging were had throughout though.

It was OK. Not as hooky as other Sly stuff but a good listen overall.

Yep, very nice and easy to listen. Percussion and guitar great in particular.