Nope!

I can’t stand this album. You can credit the 11 minute song on this album for ushering in Punk. Bloated meandering mess from an era of middling overlong musical wankfests.

Blast from the past. College day’s frequent play.

Would recommend to a friend

Love the poetic language combined with the gravelly voice.

Bland, unclear how this made the list.

Hits the sweet spot on musical energy and vocals with some heft.

Nope!

Excellent melding of the Buzzcovk edge and the Velvets

Always enjoy the vocals.

Thin vocals, overproduced instrumentation. Why is this considered good music?

Enjoy the tunes with horns and the ones with a country tinge.

Would be 5/5, but Nick’s voice isn’t my cup of tea

Fits right in with Sonic Youth, Cracker, early Pixies, and Television. Even a bit of Primus (sans bass). Malkus’ voice works with the low fi production.

Good heavy metal, but I prefer punk.

Super clean production appropriate for coffee shop sound systems or the moody segments of Grey’s Anatomy.

First three tracks were a snoozer, last three were more interesting.

Overplayed on my local alternative radio station, so I can’t give it a fair review.

The more discordant it gets, the more I like it. Particularly like when the trumpet punches in.

A solid 5 out of 5, even though it isn’t my favorite Talking Heads album.

Not their best effort, but feedback is always welcome.

Classic proto punk

Nope. Hate hair metal

I can’t stand this album. You can credit the 11 minute song on this album for ushering in Punk. Bloated meandering mess from an era of middling overlong musical wankfests.

Good energy and classic 70’s world music instrumentation

Nope