Reviews by txtime

The PoetBobby Womack

Rated 10/10

I would not say this is groundbreaking. Nevertheless, you can put it on and kill someone you care about maybe with a glass of white wine and it’s just easy to listen to.

Several flying scissor of a fight on this album, but after much thinking, I’ll give it a four for the rest of the album

Real LifeMagazine

Rated 4/10

There is so much punk music on this list. I didn’t hate it. It was kind of boring though. I quit listening halfway thru.

I started listening to this album shortly after it came out. I have always loved it so I guess I’m not an impartial rater. At this point, I’m not sure if I like it because it’s great music or I’m just used to it

This is giving vibes of Appalachia and rural North Carolina of the 30s and 40s with their Scottish based music meets Bob Dylan meets disenfranchised 80s youth of the UK. I think the first disc was better than the second one. His voice was too aggressive on so many songs on the second one.

I was surprised that I more or less enjoyed this album. It reminded me that many places of the music coming out of the UK in mid 80s. At the time I would’ve called it new wave, but it was probably early punk.

There were a lot of covers on this album and for the most part other people did them better. This may be a groundbreaking album, but I’m not sure it stood the test of time.

After listening to this, it’s no surprise at all that Oasis beat The Verve for best UK album of the last 30 years.

I’ve only given it as many stars as I did because I’ve always loved Tainted Love. But clearly that song was an anomaly for them because the rest of the album is pretty bad.