Reviews by the1001listener

Seven Nation Army is obviously a classic but besides that one and few other riffs on the album, this is not such a huge masterpiece as people paint it. It'a a good album. Just good.

Seeing another Nick Cave album so fast felt like a very well-aimed kick in the balls. And even considering my masochistic tendencies, it was not pleasant at all. After last album I was left with inner, unexplainable hatred towards this man and his band of cumlings. Anywho, this album surprised me very much, first songs were very strong, a 4 star album for sure. And then the rest came - actually, most of the album... It became way more boring, nothing more stood out like the first tracks. An album that had such potential was failed by it's lenght - and I say it as a huge prog nerd who loves long songs and albums! So, Nick, this is better, you're evolving. You just need to learn when to stop.

Certainly not as phenomenal as In The Court of the Crimson King, that is also on the list, but it is still a King Crimson album. I'd put fee of their records above this one but Lark's Tounges shine with KC genius all over the place. Some of the heaviest riffs of theirs, a lot of genres put together, with psychadelic KC feel. What else can I say? It's a prog rock classic, one of the easiest 5 stars on the list.

GarbageGarbage

Rated 6/10

Garbage wasnt actually so garbageish, BUT the mix of the first track was indeed hot shit garbage. I am not sure if it's remaster's fault or not but fortunetaly it was better in the rest of the album. It was nice, but quite long. I am not sure about some of the tracks too. Some great, some quite boring.