Reviews by jeffmalbumratings

Early 2000s club music. Not my jam.

So many great songs, this album brings a complexity and intrigue that had me putting it on repeat multiple times.

Tremendous classic rock album, amazing riffs, keyboards, it all sounds great. An influence on many albums to come.

It grew on me as I listened to it more, but feels like the quintessential elevator music.

Love this album, people still know how to make rock music even in the 2000s.

Good album, a few classics/early versions of songs.

Nice smooth jazz album.

As far as holiday albums go, everything about it is great and a great mix of tradition and upbeat arrangements.

Five star Chicago blues album. A must listen.

Really good blues/rock mix on this album. A couple songs I could do without keep it from a 5 but overall a great one.

lol I never know what to do with Tom Waits, always so weird but at times so interesting. 1/2 of me is into it 1/2 of me can’t do it.

I did like it more than I thought I would, but I don't see listening to it again. Upbeat and kept things moving, but the songwriting was crazy.

This album was quite a trip. Every time I started getting into it, it came in with overused sound effects or something that I just found off putting and it took me back out. The parts I did like had a Jefferson Airplane type of quality.

Surprised with how much I enjoyed this one.

Great album, when I think of listening to jazz this is what I want to hear.

Just good old grunge

I probably don’t have the opportunity to give this album the attention it deserves during the day. Very low key, tough to get into.

Elite dinner party music. Put this on while you’re putting those drinks out and rolling out the pizza dough.

This album rocks from start to finish. Awesome guitar riffs, and love how Deep Purple brings in the Hammond organ so prominently.

What a fabulously weird album. There is some interesting playing on here in between the nonsense storytelling. That was an experience, not sure I am going to listen again.