Reviews by topher

Great late 60s rock.

Has times when it gets more experimental than good, but still glad I heard this one

I know this band gets a lot of bad reviews sometimes, but this has fond memories for me.

I also still think their take on southern Rock holds up pretty well. It's not deep, but it's fun and energetic.

Fantastic, brilliant album, although personally ok computer hits harder.

I'm never going to complain about incentive punk.

Gets better the longer it goes and the more they cut loose.

One of the greats in fantastic form.

Kashmir is one of the all time greats, but the less well known slower epics (in my time of dying, in the light and ten years gone) are great as well.

Maybe one or two forgettable ones towards the end, but they are still enjoyable, and the peaks are so high, they don't bring it down.

Steely dan, but more boring and less fun.

Amazing from start to finish.

Way better than I was expecting. I thought it would be a novelty record, but it's super funky and fun. And it's super important for hip hop. I think every second of the album has been used somewhere.

It's also not quite as dominated by bongos as you might expect.

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would, funky, atmospheric, and varied.

Has it's moments, and they are talented, but also turns into background music.

I think the songwriting is fairly strong, but not enough to get past the dull jazzy 80s production.

Just a great album. The rockers are great, but the ballads work well.

When I first heard this band I was amazed Rod Stewart could be this good, and it's one of the best $10 cds I bought

Singles are bangers, but it does drop off after that.

Not sure if it's brilliantly stupid, or just stupid, so splitting the difference.

Boring ass 50s music, even if it was cool at the time. Drinking single malt while listening didn't help.

Funky, but also a little dull.

80s Bjork

Lots of fun.

Interesting, and you can see the talent, but also not my thing.