Reviews by marcusmuck-again

I do like Meg and Jack.

I know there are their faulters but I like the sound.

I like this album.

Case in point is "The Nurse": strange and odd but it's good.

There. I said it. Good

It's hard not to think of this as anything else than iconic and hugely influential.

This stands the test of time (out).

Great to listen to to relax or to study.

Other reviewers summed this up perfectly- nice to listen to but samey and forgetful.

Even so I didn't dislike it.

It's ok, but it's a bit wishy washy for me.

It's like he couldn't move up a gear and stayed in the middle lane.

This is one of the greatest albums ever written and produced.

First discovered it many years ago and even now find new things in it.

Inventive, quirky and profound. "Oh! You Pretty Things" is one of my favourite tracks period plus....

"What did I say?
"Hull." It's "hole." As in "holes."
Andy Warh-
Huh? Andy Warho-
Andy War-War-ol, like hol—hol—
"Andy War-hole," take one"

I knind of like the garage/indie/grunge vibe but so many others were doing it they all blend in.

Not bad, just mundane.

OMG!! I gave the last Pere Ubu album 1/5 but this is really good.

It's sufficiently inventive and fun and keeps it's roots whilst forging new ground away from the 'punk' ethos.

A smooth and warm slice of the 70s courtesy of Burt, Beatles and even the Carpenters at times.

I love Karen and her voice and although her story is sad it still comforts me to know things were so sugary and sweet if only for a short time.

It's difficult, i've tried to like this before and failed.

It's acclaimed and influential but I can't find anything here that I like.

It seems to meander on and on and Van's voice is so jarring it's a struggle.

This is pretty good- really varied.

The usual Beastie stuff but they really went for a lot of different stuff.

Miles ahead of their time.

I guess this serves a purpose to some people but it's so diluted and dull.

Devoid of originality and lacking integrity.

It's good to see that many people recognise Abba as the GOAT pop band with hit after hit even just on this one album.

Solid gold 1001% classic

An iconic album.

It's like a soft slow and luxurious.............foot massage.

Oooo yeah.....no tickling.

Since I consider Unknown Pleasures as the greatest album ever released you might be suprised to learn I hold this album very highly too.

Many would disagree on it's power and it's true this album is disjointed in places with earlier discordant pieces settling with the ethereal beauty that was Ian's vision. I'm happy there are many out there to disagree with me but there are also some kindred souls.

A very good example of a band that could really play well together live (the other being The Grateful Dead I think).

The actual tracks are irrelevant as their musicianship and contagious enthusiasm is everything.

A special album.

The production sounds lo-fi but that can't mask the genius and unique vision of this band.

Way ahead of their time and worth 5***** for just the Rabbit.

I had to search back through 1031 previous albums as I was sure I'd reviewed this before.

Seems like I've had 5 Bjork albums before but not this one (if you count Sugercubes as well).

They are good, touched by the same zany unique personality and sound and despite wondering if they are all a bit samey who am I to deny their genius.

Dark, moody and bluesy- it could be Bob sat with Tom Waits in a smokey bar late at night drinking whisky.

Hot dang! I expected to dislike this but it's actually really good.

Slow dreamy rocky folky, poppy and a load of other sounds.

I have heard this before and again despite the odd demeanor of Karin it's right up my alley.