Reviews by lenhatred11

First song 24 mins of no thanks. Acid was wasted on the boomers.

Two undertones records?! This is the only one that should be on the list.

Gotta agree that the title track is so good, the rest doesn't hit as hard as it could. Big up the Reverend.

Dudes who wear trilbies have tricked themselves into thinking that Elvis Costello is essential and ground-breaking because he also likes a fancy hat.

Post-punk for people who are afraid of loud noises.

Of all Liars albums, why this one? At their most 00's pretentious here. Liars flippin rule though.

Guy who wrote this book gets one cool point back. Bound to lose it again very soon via some mediocre British wank.

One of the greats apparently, I've never been that on board with public enemy personally. Kind of like the Stevie Wonder of rap. I get that it was important but do not enjoy listening.

Took me a while to warm to this as my flatmate played it until I hated it. I have come to realise this is their greatest work. Saw Thom solo just 2 nights ago, what an absolute treat that was. Man has moves.

Anyone who gave this one star is scared of jazz and is banned from New Orleans.

Not for me, I'll trust the guys that like this kind of music and accept that its good though.

HELL YEAH

Nah

Instrumentally, goes hard. Don't particularly love the man's voice, sounds slightly sped up or something?? Slight Kiedis vibes.

I don't particularly love their music but good lord these were a couple of the coolest dudes. Here I am, again, recommending Bill Drummond's autobiography '45'. Thanks to the Ad-executive wank who recommended it to me in a pub many years ago.

Only up from here for Lanegan

Top 5 psychedelic albums of the 60s. Extremely influential but manages to remain untarnished by all of its proteges.

Dull indie rock for coffee shops

Each member cooler than the last.

Lambchop have better albums but still decent. Just knew the general 1001 nerd would rate this lowly.

Listen to 'No Other' to hear Gene at his best.

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