Reviews by lenhatred11

Enfunkened to see so much belief in the one

The tunes are tunes, the rest is the rest though. Bonn as.

The illuminati make some pretty mean tunes sometimes

Will trust the drum n bass sproingers on this one. Not for me.

Brilliant stuff. Love the Monk, hadn't heard this one before. Man keeps it jazzy and inventive whilst barely ever being irritating.

Tunes galore

Can't believe this doesn't have Bohemian Rhapsody on it

Can't be bothered tbh

Pretty much defined the start of the millennium. Willenium be damned.

Finally something interesting. I mean, I don't like it but at least it's new to me.

It's good. Country Mick Jagger is always funny. But they still pull it off somehow.

Just here to recommend these guys first album 'A Storm in Heaven'. An absolute belter of a shoegaze record.

Working with Oasis' people was a mistake. Shame the Stones' people fucked them also.

This album is fine. Definitely listen to that debut also/instead.

Clown music made by an absolute clown.

It was too easy to be 'freaky' in the 60's, no wonder boomers are scared of everything now.

White guys who think going 'doot doot doot' over a splashy drum part is jazz love this.

Peaches en pretense legitimately made me say 'fuck off' out loud twice.

Anyone who describes an album as 'a movie for your ears' would be utterly and rightly ridiculed these days. Man would have to be in the top 5 of people I'd least like to have at a dinner party.

As is frequently the case with reviewers, looks like again only Christgau got it right.

Awww hell yeah. Gonna guess a sub 3 general rating.

Wrong again nerds. Especially the top review guy; bet that guy likes the eagles.

HORNY

Bland 00's hipster blandness. Bland.

Boomer nonsense

I love Klaus Dinger so much. Michael Rother, maybe more.

The best Coldplay album.

By stalking reviews, I've noticed some correlation between loving this and hating hip-hop, make of that what you will.

I find old mate's voice (and opinions) quite grating these days but I used to love the heck out of this. Still listen to Madame George regularly. Can't argue it's classic status.

Always blows my mind that it was recorded in 3 sessions.