Eddie discovered keyboards, filling space and time Goodbye David. Bye.

Big sound like army Marching toward death and darkness Heart beats in time. Rock.

Sampling the sound of cheering crowds, George Martin is the 5th Beatle. Woof.

Sonic soundscapes lift Darkness pressure and desire Yearning to be more

Voice holds pure crystal Notes, silence breathes, piano Dances beneath sound

we cannot hide the heavy metal love behind the pop purity

imaginary soundtrack haunts hurts hovers like petals falling down

Guitar solo your momma died - breathtaking breath Acid rock reigns hard

driving on route 3 speakers blaring life-changing to be 18. Grit.

Moody broody dark Orchestral swelling big notes Smoky masculine

Baritone voice smooths Over the hurts and pains of Confinement and loss

A few killer tracks A few more head scratching tracks Songs YES album NO

spiritually sound drums loud guitar ripping bass heart beating in lungs

young men peacocking displaying colors, strength, charm raw energy throbs

Fun fun fun

Voice low like canyon Gritty like gravel covered Walkways to your heart

Guitar solos scream Echoes trills fancy vocal Thrills, it's the new Queen

Raw rock and roll - pure Back-handed compliments - sting Neckbreaking beats - rock

throbbing bass pulsates bloody lips biting beats sour you are not worthy

thin treble 80s dance insult dance flirt dance wink looking for daddy

classic. blew my mind in 1984 when i first heard it

Harmonies for miles.

Jimmy Smith is the man. So smooth. So good.

Keith Moon is a master class in drumming.

So dated in the worst 1999 way.

Great lyrics but I just cannot … his voice

Solid.

Straight up 80s. Makes you move.

Blew my mind then; rattles my brain today.

Amazing

Desert rock before Josh Homme discovered it.

Beautiful vocals and haunting melodies.

A classic! John Taylor is underrated as a bass player.

One of my kryptonite vocalists.

Good album. The tracks with Kim on vocals are sonically superior to the others.

Pleasant.

Too easy-listening and compressed 80s production.

Too easy-listening and compressed 80s production.

Ok. Of its time.

Ok. Of its time.

Not their best.