Rated 6/10
Some fun singles. Not sure it's sustained across an album
Rated 6/10
Some fun singles. Not sure it's sustained across an album
Rated 10/10
My vibes.
Rated 8/10
Awful name. Decent album.
Rated 10/10
Love, love, love
Good contrast with Supa Dupa Fly. A similar relaxed approach to hip hop, but so much more interesting and groove-laden. Perfect for a sunny day.
Rated 4/10
A bit easy to have in the background
Rated 2/10
Belle and Sebastian were right. The blues are still blue.
Rated 4/10
Kind of got into the hypnotic nature of it. Won't stick it on when my mum visits though.
Rated 8/10
Just read about sandy Denny's death. Bloody hell.
Rated 4/10
Not the best album to listen during a week of intense jaw and head pain. Good that it exists though
Rated 10/10
So much more going on in the opening track than in an entire double album by The Rolling Stones. Peerless and perfect
Rated 6/10
All fine enough, but little in here I can grab on to. And I've tried so many times. Just blends into the background in a harmless way, which I'm pretty sure is not the intention.
Rated 4/10
Not always awful, but an overall feeling of nausea throughout.
Rated 10/10
I'd have three TH albums in this list. Probably not this one. Still, five stars as they are the greatest.
Rated 2/10
Is this a concept album about Bono?
Rated 2/10
Most I've enjoyed a PF album. Still not for me though.
Rated 6/10
Bit too indulgent and long for me. Some cool bits though. Would prefer a 40 minute cut that removes all the noodling.
Rated 10/10
Discoveries like this justify my continued participation in this project.
Rated 10/10
The kind of album that gets into your bones.
Rated 4/10
The American whine strikes again. Sounds like Elliot Smith trying to make a Guided By Voices album. Could have maybe got into this at 15, but no real time to put the effort in at 39.