Rated 2/10
Oof
Rated 2/10
Oof
Rated 8/10
Simultaneously the most overrated and underrated album I'm aware of
Rated 10/10
One of the first CDs I had in my car, it never left the rotation. Genre defining
Rated 6/10
Pretty nice - but never been a favourite
Rated 10/10
My favourite jazz record - absolutely incredible
Rated 8/10
One of Bowies best songs - and a largely great, albeit slightly inferior set up to Low
Rated 2/10
I found this relentlessly boring
Rated 6/10
Surprisingly enjoyable - their best - it's somewhere around a 3.5
Rated 8/10
I've always thought this is their weakest, but it's really a very capable collection of songs, albeit missing the highest highs of their other studio albums
Hatful of Hollow erasure unacceptable on the list btw
Rated 8/10
One of three albums I'd have expected Frank to have here, it's really good but best enjoyed in the evening with a stiff drink
Rated 6/10
A fine old album with bags of influence
Rated 4/10
I for one think Jason Zed would do well to display a little more humility
The greatest small jazz ensemble record
Rated 8/10
Only hearing this for the first time - a joy but too slapdash in places to be in the upper echelons
Rated 4/10
Ambivalent to this me
Rated 10/10
Is it controversial to suggest this is their best?
Rated 4/10
I just don't get it me, it's not offensive to my sensibilities, but it doesn't speak to me
Rated 6/10
Nice
Rated 6/10
Yeah, it's alright!
Rated 10/10
Bobs best, the sounds he explores in folk and to a certain extent, in American rock in 1965 are miles ahead of contemporaries - and Tom Wilson behind the mixing desk for some of that new York grit