It ebbs and flows from high energy to a more calm trance like rock. Heavy experimentation occurs throughout. This is a very good album.

I like the purple skin on the album cover. Billy Idol sprang to mind, both of there styles are very soulful. I especially like the intricate percussion parts.

A cornucopia of musical flavours, some industrial, some serene, Jazz police was a dud but hey that's the eighties.

The drums fills are really great.

Wild stuff, I got to be in the right mood. Paved the way for Queens of the stone Age. Iggy's mix leaves no room in the mid range, real warm sound, kind of sounds like my speakers are on fire.

Favourite track is just a baby, proceeding song was aptly named Electronic renaissance, bringing a stylistic shift. That renaissance didn't last however, as I could be dreaming is gritty, grungy rock which is more in sync with the early 90's. My wandering days are over is a wonderfully dreamy jam. Never heard this before, really liked it.

First time listening, was a good time. Great harmonies throughout. Simplistic but effective riffs. Favourite track track would be Indian song.

Superb. The band began quite striped back and became more integral to the songs as the album progressed, finishing with an epic performance.

I particularly appreciate Morrissey's expressive vocal delivery. Although it was enjoyable overall, I probably won't be returning to this one.

It ebbs and flows from high energy to a more calm trance like rock. Heavy experimentation occurs throughout. This is a very good album.

Very inspiring lyrics. I got a warmer sound from this than what I hear of today's electronic dance music. Some cool guitar on make it mine. There's plenty of interesting artistic moments/choices made that deviate from the same old regular dance track.

It's good, sounded a bit like a musical to me, also quite David Bowie-esque. Didn't like the sound of the drum kit or bass guitar, that said the production quality is of high standard.

First time listening except for Smoke on the water. A very rad album.

Very dark. Some outrageous drumming on this.

Passion can be heard on this album, that's for sure. A small complaint is I thought the gap between the quite parts and loud parts were too far. It's effective but I found myself turning the volume up at the beginning and wanting to turn down when the rest of the band came in. Overall a solid album through and through, favourite song is Candy's room.

Great stuff. I enjoyed the trumpets alot, they really added to the jazzyness of the boom bap beats.

Groovy beats. All the gun and violence imagery was a bit too much for my taste but I digged the rap flow. Light another is a favourite.

We get a more domesticated Iggy on this than on Raw power. Produced by Bowie in the Berlin trilogy era, some regard this as an extension of that trilogy. I dig this one quite a bit.

A great band is behind this, but Miles(🐐) is here to lead and crack the whip. Consequently there is a sense of perfection to this record.

This is a fun listen. I appreciate the eighties electronic textures. Favourite track is TV Dinners.

Love the almost military groove at the end of wake up dead. It's really good, however the vocals don't gel with me.

First listen for me, some great moments of falsetto singing. The Shining hour is my favourite track.

Enjoyed this one a lot. I thought it sounded quite ahead of it's time.

Thought this was solid, can see Green Day being influenced by this band.

I have to give it to them for the cohesive performance, sounds like a band playing together live instead of multiple takes on-top of one another.

Maybe it's the speakers I use but I always find the harmonica is a bit too loud on his records. I appreciate the lyrics however, I'm a bigger of his records that have more diverse song structures, such as Highway 61 revisited.

Love the bits of Arminian style mixed in with the metal.

I thought the quality singing by the rappers was noteworthy. Love the Chinese restaurant skit.

I thought the set list had a good flow, I've rarely heard scat that's legit. Some great love songs. A nice time capsule.

Enjoyed quite a bit. There's some hidden gems on this I hadn't heard, Penthouse Pauper is a favourite.

It's very good, a first listen for me. Reminded me of early Maroon 5.

Love the latin grooves and precussion. Think its fairly unique to have samba music this well produced.

First listen for me, some epic crescendos. Love the bass voices on Either way I lose.

Quite an ambitious record. Metal and classical music are similar in a lot of ways so there's no surprise this works so well.

love the album art. Big leap from the Birth of cool.

Very much enjoyed the drum solos and polyrhythms on this.

This is a first listen for me and had a good time. Highlights are the spoken word passages and the drumming on The World Hurricane. I now want to watch the movie.

An interesting an enjoyable listen, reminded me of Brian Enos pre-ambiant work.

wasn't sold by the first song but I liked it more and more as it progressed.

I knew Moonrocks but other than that it was a first listen and an a very enjoyable one.

I like the purple skin on the album cover. Billy Idol sprang to mind, both of there styles are very soulful. I especially like the intricate percussion parts.

The damned has been on my radar for a while but this has solidified my fandom.

An epic sounding album. The shrill guitar strums pair well with the long bass notes.

Zimbabwe got a shoutout on The Way We Swing.

Mezzanine is far superior than this one imo.

I really like the thumping industrial drums on Sounds from the big house.

Great production and super slick performances.

Great rhythms in this