Rated 6/10
More than ok, less than great
Rated 6/10
More than ok, less than great
Boring music for the mind and body
Rated 4/10
I believed before listening to this album that outside of Wu Tang Clan's 36 Chambers, Method Mans' best contribution to culture was the line he spoke in The Wire that went "you know who have the fattest asses and best pussy? Midgets, n*gga".
This album didn't change my mind.
Rated 6/10
Scott Walker wants his sound back
Sometimes like a charmless Magnetic Fields.
If Pulp overdid it on Jacques Brel.
Sixth Form Poet wants his lyrics back.
And yet, I think it's fine
Rated 10/10
How is this the fifth highest soul album on the list? It should be one or two!
Rated 8/10
A very pleasant surprise, knowing nothing about it pre-listen!
Rated 8/10
Best solo wu tang album
Rated 4/10
Not offensively bad, but not particularly good either
I think this is a pioneering, if middling record
Rated 6/10
Sail Away is a breathtaking song, and the rest of this album is a mixed bag
Rated 2/10
I'll commend them for one thing, it was funny
Rated 8/10
Lovely, if a tiny bit irritating
Rated 8/10
It's got that fantastic mid seventies new York sound I love, but loses marks for white reggae
Rated 6/10
It's pretty good, I just think Aerosmith lack a classic album
Rated 4/10
Would've made a fantastic EP - as if this gets the nod over Demon Days?!?
Rated 8/10
Excellent power pop record
Rated 10/10
Superb
Rated 6/10
A perfectly cromulent sophisti-pop album
It's a hell of a performance - but it's so of it's time, 11 tracks and four are intros or bridges
Rated 10/10
Almost his best, what a record