Reviews by peefkas

Cheesy like mozzarella.

Boring. Can I get at least one riff?

Kinda boring to be honest. Lana has one song that I really like and it isn't on here. Also, chemtrails aren't real. Everything's a conspiracy if you don't understand basic science.

Their other albums on their list didn't quite do it for me and I dismissed them as a singles band. This one was fantastic, though. They really saved the best for last.

Who would win in a fight? Lemmy or God? Trick question. Lemmy IS God.

I just want to brag that my wife has an original US pressing of this on vinyl so How Soon Is Now is just randomly on side B. That was a nice surprise.

It's a 70s prog rock double album about absolute nonsense. Of course I like it.

With America quickly going back to the pre civil rights movement era this album is sadly more relevant than ever.

I remember being disappointed when this came out but since it's a Radiohead album it's grown on me considerably since then.

I like a lot of Bjorks music. I think this one was a bit too minimalist for me. Seems like the kind of record you have to be in a certain head space and I'm not in that head space today.

Damn. This is funky.

One of the essential prog albums. What else is there to say?

People still pay to see her live despite the fact that she hasn't released anything in nearly 30 years and doesn't show up at half her shows for a reason. A great album. I wish she would have done more.

This dude wants to be David Byrne so bad. This is apparently their big comeback album. Probably should have kept this project on ice.

Man, some of the reviewers on this site are fucking miserable. This was a fun listen. These guys can get a good groove going. The lead singers voice is kinda,weird, but I dunno, it worked.

Love the use of strings on several of these tracks. Really gorgeous album.

Kind of a typical album of its era. Mostly forgettable doo wop and the occasional wacky cover. Stick with the greatest hits.

The Kylie Minogue duet was nice, but it's my second Nick Cave album and I'm already wondering why he has so many albums on this list.

I wish more county music was this good. He's got a great Roy Orbison quality to his voice but instead of forlorn love ballads, he's singing about outlaws and shootouts. Great stuff. Love the album cover, too.

Wife: "Why is Sly yodeling at us?"
Me: "Because he is high."

Anyway, great album. Love how dirty it sounds and how unhinged Sly was during this period.