Rated 6/10
Dumb as rocks, but good fun
Rated 6/10
Dumb as rocks, but good fun
Rated 8/10
Great post punk record
Rated 6/10
This weirdo rarely misses
Rated 6/10
A fine indie pop album, but that's just it, it's fine. Incredible Hall and Oates sample on On Hold
Rated 10/10
The end of an almost immaculate discography together, the title track should've been the closer!
Rated 6/10
Bit REM, bit Husker Du, bits are good, bits didn't click
Rated 8/10
Delia Smith baked that cake!
Rated 8/10
Miserable and homogenous, and brilliant
Rated 8/10
Two absolute grade a worldies, some very strong album tracks and two clunkers, definition of a perfect four
Rated 6/10
England's greatest soul singer?
Rated 6/10
An enjoyable dub reggae record
Rated 6/10
Unfairly maligned but obviously a bit esoteric, but would scare the hoes
Rated 10/10
Touched utterly pointless, otherwise a beauty
Rated 6/10
Andy Summers studio magic on Message in a Bottle is absolutely goated, otherwise, fairly pleasant but I think they are really a greatest hits band - and if I had to pick two of their albums for this list I'd have picked Outlandos D',amour and Ghost in the Machine
Rated 4/10
Influential, but underwhelming; original release is not even an album, it's an EP
Rated 6/10
Perhaps I judged you too harshly
No self titled Curtis? This is magnificent mind
I'm not sure this deserved a place over Midnight Marauders, despite being really quite excellent
Rated 4/10
Decent original songs, a great talent, but those covers are atrocious
Rated 4/10
You are very smart and creative Frank, you have some incredible records. In 1966 this must have been mindblowing, I am not as sure how they stand up as fun listens now. I could think of four or five Zappa records I'd rank as 5s, but you were represented poorly by this list (save for Hot Rats)