Reviews by willprater

The beat for Von Dutch was sick as hell. Mean Girls is sick af too.

Heresy and Closer are solid tracks. I'm actually really digging A Warm Place.

Inner Flight really reminded me of the opening for one of the Polo and Pan albums, maybe the 22:11 album? I was not feeling Don't Fight It, Feel It contrary to the song title's instructions. I'm really digging I'm Coming Down. Overall, I enjoyed the album, it had a great sound and it was ahead of its time in 1991.

It's a great album, really nice to listen to. When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You feels so authentic. It's soulful.

That was a pretty cool album, it's tough to put it into any one box. The first track I thought it would be a punk band, then I thought a ska band, and then I stopped trying and just went along with it.

I feel like the artist really stretched a good musical idea into a two hour album.

Incredible album, fresh sounds and a great voice.

Very long, but it's pretty good and that's par for the course on a live album.

I didn't super love the second track. Driving me Backwards was good. But On some faraway beach started good but lost me. All in all, I think my initial read on Brian Eno was accurate, incredible musician but not always the easiest listen.

Funk Soul Brother is indeed a great song. Kalifornia has a sick beat. Praise You is also a certified banger.

I liked Powderfinger.

Fantastic album, around the world is of course one of the best electronic tracks ever. Burnin' stood out to me. And Da Funk was great too.

Kind of frustrating, the Spotify link to this album is missing a lot of tracks. Overall it's a great album that I think hit nailed the genre where it was at in 1990.

Great weekend morning album. Fire and Rain sticks out as a classic song.

Good rock album!

I really enjoyed this album, I'm kind of a sucker for the retro pop genre.

Great band, the album is a good listen but none of the tracks really stood out to me.

A couple of catchy hits and overall a distinct sound. It's a solid album.

It was fine

I love this album, it's got a great sound and it has a nostalgic place in my heart from having seen them play a show at my school. Twice as Hard opens the album up well, setting the right tone. And Hard to Handle is an absolute banger.