Rated 2/10
Hated this. His voice, the music, the lyrics, the whole enchilada
Rated 2/10
Hated this. His voice, the music, the lyrics, the whole enchilada
Rated 6/10
Not bad if you like that kind of thing
Liked the authenticity and the rawness of the live set. The clinking of the glasses and chatter made this sound more like background music than the main event.
Not terrible, but surprised it’s on this list.
Can we separate the man from the music? Should we?
Rated 4/10
Was a bit country for me
Rated 4/10
Rap album drinking game -
Every time the rappers says his own name - DRINK!
Every time the rapper says where he’s from - DRINK!
Every time he says how big his dick is - DRINK!
Rated 6/10
Good transition album between punk and what would become the new wave scene in the UK. The vocal angst is still there, but the melodies mellower.
Not amazing, not terrible.
Rated 10/10
That was a delight.
Rated 6/10
It’s Bowie, so extra star for that. But other than the title track I wasn’t overly impressed
Rated 8/10
The great thing about this project is discovering an artist, that for whatever reason, had passed me by the first time around.
I enjoyed this album. Goldfrapp has a voice that is a cross between Stevie Nicks and Enya. I think I’ll be listening to more of this in the future.
Rated 8/10
No bitches we’re smacked up in the making of this album
Rated 2/10
I can't even. As the kids say. Didn't make it past the 5th track
Rated 8/10
Dylan but without the edge of previous albums.
Rated 10/10
Not the coolest of bands back in the day (maybe it's the name?) but they did bang out hit after hit. Great singalongs!
Rated 2/10
Bob Dylan’s squeaky little brother leading a band who tried to use every 60’s instrument- badly.
Rated 4/10
That one song was ok
Rated 8/10
I've go the blues, baby.
Rated 10/10
Absolutely sublime
Rated 8/10
Bop along to the sock hop!
Rated 8/10
This entire list could comprise of artists discovered by John Peel. I didn't really like Supergrass' first album, but this one is much better.