Reviews by londonhawkredux

If you don't like this, then frankly, there's no help for you. Absolutely rattles along with dirty funky riffs galore.

Fabulous album - incredibly creative people capturing the sound and zeitgeist of the late-60s

Mmmmmm. Jazz. Niiiiiiiiiiiiice.

So much more here than just "Don't You Want Me". A glorious slice of synth-pop. 1 mark deducted for Phil's hair though - sorry.

Dull. Undoubtedly a good set o'pipes, but not the material to do the voice justice.

Yeah, but no thanks.

Glam rock eh? Nah, I'm alright thanks. Maybe next time.

Fantastic prog wibble.

Stunning example of electronica. Completely game changing - who knew that Germans could be so cool ;)

Loved reading the other reviews for this. I can fully see both sides that this is (a) a slice of prog rock genius and (b) the reason why punk needed to come along and shake things up a bit. Wonderful nonsense.

One of the voices of the 60's - instantly recognisable and some of the best known songs of the era. Not sure how well it's aged, but certainly worthy of inclusion.

Hmmmm. An attempt to sound like the British blues bands of the 60's but 30 years later. It's not terrible, but it doesn't really improve on the originals.

Spiky jarring post-punk. Not an easy listen, but the influence on a lot of 2000s bands is clear.

A little slice of sunshine on a chilly London day.

Fabulous chilled album that makes me wish I'd been old enough to go to Ibiza when it came out.

Distinctive voice for sure, but a hard one to love. Certainly evocative and laid-back, but also too avant-garde for me.

Held in high esteem by some, merely an average late-60's / early-70s band to my tastes.

Haven't listened to this album in an age. "Another Girl, Another Planet" is one of the all time great punk songs. Nothing else hits that high, but still a great album.

Absolutely one of the greatest albums of all time. The songwriting, the harmonies - a stunning piece of work

Nice enough background music (listened whilst cracking on with some work one afternoon). Doesn't do enough for me to lift it into the "elite" category though.