Too squeaky and lame.

That opening bass line... Gave me chills. Listening to this album makes me feel like a college student on a Cali boardwalk in the early 90s. It's just tough for me to be in the mood for punk or find an environment where I listen to punk except at a live show.

Rust in Peace made my ears bleed. I'm glad I stopped after the 4th song because it likely would have made me Megadeaf.

I dug the sad-grunge-punk vibe thrown by the band members, however I don't think I'd enjoy listening to more than three songs in a row. The guitar stared to sound like a cheese grater after awhile.

Love the weirdness that emanates from their songs! Each song was super different, and random and fun. I especially like "sometimes" and "princess on the streets", though they are very different from one another. I do feel like this album is very modd dependent though. And they sound a bit like a leas-good version of the rolling stones. I give it 4/5.

Sound quality is terrible... I generally don't go in for live albums from the '60s for this reason. I really dug the opening speech though. Got me pumped!

Beautiful intersection of gospel, funk, and R&B. Curtis's soft voice is silky and soft as a cloud. I especially like the groovy tunes with the fat bass and guitar riffs. A tad too slow and Jesusy for a 5 though.

ABBA fucking sucks. It's too bright. Fake 80's happiness. Feels like a group of high school theater kids on meth.

I liked this! Not really a mood I crave very often but I enjoyed most of the songs on the album. I love the synth/reverb/spacey vibe they throw.

Tyler called it

George Harrison is a creative genius. Maybe the best Beatle. I love the melodies, guitar riffs, and paradoxical simultaneous simplicity and complexity. My sweet lord is maybe one of the best rock songs of all time.

Too squeaky and lame.

That opening bass line... Gave me chills. Listening to this album makes me feel like a college student on a Cali boardwalk in the early 90s. It's just tough for me to be in the mood for punk or find an environment where I listen to punk except at a live show.

Wow. The fuck is this? White British garageband rap? Nah.

I remembered this album being better... But has a few certified bits.

You know where I stand.

Reminds me of childhood and the Big Lebowski. Classic rock album.