1001 Albums Summary

Still a classic after all these years.

Still a killer after all these years.

A stone cold classic at the birth of the Manchester sound and New Order.

One word-brilliance.

Do it Again fell out of the radio in the corner of the kitchen when I was a teenager. After that I had to buy this album, I've still got my original pressing. A great album out of the box, a gateway record to Dan addiction. Beyond Do it Again and Reelin' in the Years the ear worms on this album hook you-Dirty Work, Midnite Cruiser, Change of the Guard, the whole album-obscure lyrics in abundance, shit hot guitar solos, weird chord changes, plastic organ solos, music by jazz freaks for rock freaks. 4 out of 5 on the journey to the polished steel precision greatness which is Aja.

A great album when it came out, it has become another classic. Great songs, great vocals, great harmonies, great arrangements. And a banger like Constant Craving at the heart of it.

Good album, never really got it at the time, but here we are….

Yes, still an amazing debut and a shot across the boughs of the English scene. No wonder Eric Clapton freaked out on seeing the Experience play. Essential listening for the beginning of the journey Hendrix would take and a distillation of all of those years on the chitlin' circuit. Brillance at work, light the touch paper and stand clear.

Genius, simply genius. Great songs, great production a Jerry Wexler and Swampers triumph.

A great piece of work from the Bunnymen that has stood the test of time.