Reviews by nevele

A deserved classic from the 1990's. Beautiful songs, an album that's worth another listen time and time again

Was great to listen to this album. It's actually better than I remembered it from when my parents let me listen to it. Ballad of a Thin Man is absolute top

Clever, musically and lyrically. Not sure how well this album has stood the test of time, but I was fully appreciating it

It's one of their rawer albums, but that does not make it one of their better. You clearly hear the mid 90's sound, but, as with a lot of Foo Fighter albums, you have 2 amazing songs, 2 good and the rest barely average.

I have never really listened to a Janis Joplin album before, strangely enough. I knew some of the 'hits,' but nothing really more than that. I now know I was missing out. This rocks!

I can hear where Tom Waits has gotten much inspiration on his slower songs on this concept album by Sinatra
But an album full of this gets quite monotonous to me, even though his voice is absolutely stunning and the music is great.

It's an album with lots of collaborations with other artists. Some, like Los Lobos, work a lot better than others, like Santana.
After the terrible first song of the album is slowly turns into a real bluesy John Lee Hooker album. 3,5 stars

A live album by one of the best voices to have ever existed with a truly professional band.
The chosen songs are some of the more famous jazz songs, but not fully engaging throughout the album. Where they go a bit more uptempo, they band gets to showcase themselves a bit more.

The first two songs of the albums are absolute bangers, but after that the quality of the first two doesn't fully hold up.