A classic. Exceptional song writing and production. Takes you on a real journey.
Enjoyed very much. In all honesty, I feel I would need to listen more to give a 5, but I shall be revisiting this album.
A classic. Exceptional song writing and production. Takes you on a real journey.
Enjoyable, pleasant - the same way I would describe my Nan's quiche Lorraine. I can see why some people would love it, but it doesn't get me excited. Maybe the magic of this album got lost in translation.
Nice little album with a real range of songs. Worms is a strange ending, but 'The Broad Majestic Shannon' and 'The Streets of Sorrow' are great along with, of course, the timeless 'Fairytale of New York'. A interesting insight into Irish (folk?) music, but not quite enough clicking with me on this album to give it a 4.
A couple of great moments, but a difficult album to get through for me. Sorry Ye - a headache of a record to my ears.
Some enjoyable parts, but all in all not my cup of tea. Will probably never listen to this album again.
Almost a four star for me here. Walk and This Love are standouts. Not what I'd listen to each day, but in the right mood I enjoy this. Not quite enough great songs for it to be a 4 though. If I could, it would be a 3.5.
To be honest, I only listened to this once. A few great tracks, but would definitely prefer fewer longer tracks. Didn't blow me away, but would give it another listen.
I'm getting more lazy with listening to these and with my reviews but I really enjoyed this album and 100% would listen to this again. Maybe this weekend in the sun.
Enjoyed this one. Definitely want to listen again in order to listen to the lyrics more intently.
One of those bands that have stood the test of time despite only having one album. Not a whole lot a variety, but some absolute classics on this album.
Enjoyed very much. In all honesty, I feel I would need to listen more to give a 5, but I shall be revisiting this album.