He can have the whole building, provided he doesn't inflict any more of this leech on me.
Generally garbage. YA is almost acceptable and Fame is original, but why? And why on earth did anyone think Across the Universe needed to be covered. And covered so badly. Couldn't even get the tune right.
More my kinda thing.
The End of the World is a classic. The rest not up to the same standard but listenable.
I listened to this a Dylan's Time out of Mind at the same time.
The contrast was amazing. One huge talent that had become boring and irrelevant, contrasting with largely unknown beginning to show the genius that bloom into Ziggy and Aladdin.
Life on Mars by far the best track. And Rik Wakeman's keyboards are out of this world.
A few bummers to, but the boy was still learning.
1,000 albums to hear before you die, and a dud.
Not a patch on Wheels of Fire, but still brilliant.
Better than I thought it would be.
instantly forgettable crap.
Not impressed. So many people (well somebody) told me how great they are. so many people are wrong. One good track, some average stuff, and the padding. A Two just because I like Somebody Told Me!
Couldn't listen to this garbage
Why?
Why would anyone buy this?
Why would anyone listen to it?
Why would anyone waste their time recording it?
Why would anyone think people would want to listen to it?
Why? Why?? Why???
Very far from his best. And murders the covers!
The '74 reviews were right.
Much preferred Free/Mott the Hoople/King Crimson before BC formed.
Average rock, but never better than that.
Sound quality not good, but music great.
What a load of c**p.
The cover is the best thing about it.
Bland. In fact blander than that,
What a brilliant album. Great production, marvellous performances by Nick and the band, and v interesting songs/tales.
What a waste of time. There is nothing good about this album. My cat writes more interesting songs.
The sound track was awful. The film was better.
I'm glad I listened to this.
Sorry meant I'm glad I'm not listening to it anymore.
This isn't post punk.
Its metacarp! More crap than crap could possibly be.
Crap.
Total crap.
And bland AF.
A total and utter waste of time!
Garbage.
One catchy riff.
Whole album sounds like it was written over a quick breakfast while suffering from the night before.
Clapton on a beach holiday tired out after the excitement of cream.
But a couple of good tracks.
Well that was a waste of time.
I thought this was going to be a load of s***. Its not. Not impressed on first playing. But better on second. And really growing on me with each playing.
On first play it was crap, but might be growing on me.
Not my kind of music, but some good tracks, Dangerous and I See You.
Easiest review ever!
This is total s***e. S***e of the s****est quality.
Don't waste your time listening to it.
Brilliant.
One of the best albums ever.
Yellow Submarine is the worst track - it's only a four. And it was very popular with the kids when I was growing up.
Everything else is five star plus.
Shite.
Tried the infinite number of monkeys trick - if you record enough tracks some of them must be good. They did not record enough!
Another total waste of time!
Brilliant.
Only possible complaint is that at times too much is going on. All the band are brilliant, but they don't all have to show off their brilliance the same time.
Like this, particularly Personality Crisis.
It sounds far too rough to be American.
The Stones break out from covers to become the best rock band ever.
Bland and boring. Shame. They obviously can play and "Ricki dont loose that number" (not on this album) is one of my favourite songs.
I used to like Van Morrison. I liked Them, and his early stuff. Moondance is an absolute classic. Brown Eyed Girl is great. But after a few superlative albums he seemed to go to seed, and just stop trying. Like on this album. Some great songs, and a really good band. But VM just detracts from that. He mumbles. I couldn't listen to Here Comes the Night again. He murders it. Can't even get the tune right.
So a grudging 2.
Blues rock from the late sixties. This should be my kind of music. Beck has always been hailed as a guitarists guitarist. So many of my favourites list him as a major influence. And Ron Wood and Rob Stewart before Rod really found hoarse.
But I hate it. I don't know if Beck is technically great, or innovative or what. But whatever his technical brilliance or innovations I wish he hadn't. They don't add anything for me.
A grudging 2 as there are a couple of OK tracks.
All sounds the same. There are much better Springsteen albums around!
All sounds the same. There are much better Springsteen albums around!
"a cohesive work with no filler tracks"??
Why's there so many duff fillers, then.
This is below average tosh, and apart from a couple of tracks, not worth the time.
Kinda obvious why it failed when first released. A couple of good tracks and a pile of garbage.
Mostly crap. Sounds like they are still out of it from the night before.
Brilliant. The power, the energy, the excitement.
I know this is one of the best ever, but.....
I've always found it boring and depressing. Every song too long!
A few good tracks, but no classic.
Nope!
You're wrong!
Definitely did not need to hear this.
Biggest load of sh
8te I've heard since I (accidentally) stood on the cat.
Absolutely great first side and then they blow it!
Beautiful.
Just brilliant.
Absolute crap.
How can the nation the produced Dylan and Paul Simon produce this?
Fan
Tas
Tic.
The drive and excitement. The angst.
Elvis loves music, and if you don't love this, you don't love music.
I really liked CCR in the 60/70s. Great tunes, usually with much more drive, more bite, more excitement than so much of the bland stuff that was around.
Wasn't familiar with their albums - couldn't afford albums then. So familiar with a few tracks only. But what a disappointment. They attack each track like a dog savaging a slipper. The vocals are too intense. The guitar a sharp stabbing pain.
And it's so short. 34 minutes! Only 7 tracks! Keep on Chooglin and Draveyard Train are for tooo long. They say what they want to say, then say it again, and again, and again, and again. Any how could anyone think the world need another cover of Good Golly Miss Molly?
Proud Mary is a classic (I did know this was the original, and still the best).
What a disappointment. The greatest Rock n Roll Band ever! So should be great!! Opens with Sympathy for the Devil, one of the BEST tracks ever!!! Brilliant!!!! Follows that by bring us back down with the beautifully wistful No Expectations!!!!! Superlative!!!!!!
But then goes downhill from there. Street Fighting Man has a bit of oomph! Salt of the Earth is good. But the rest. Beautifully played, great production, but just a collection of mediocre country blues. They sound as if they aren't really trying.
Should add that if you want mediocre country blues then you want the Stones playing it!
Thank god it wasn't a double.
The Lord taught us?
TheybLord prayed for you to stop!
Dated? Might be. But brilliant.
Sings like he cat be bothered singing, so why should I be bothered listening?
So laid back he was laid out?
An Australian Band?
An Australian Rock Band?
I don't believe it!
Never could understand how great musicians could sound so bland.
Brilliant stuff.
Just one man and his guitar. No one else. No fancy production. Just brilliant.
And if you wreathe Wiki article it shows what sh**s Led Zeppelin are!
A couple of great songs, but not a patch on "The Lamb..." his last with Genesis.
Not his best, but still bloody brilliant!!!!
Much better than expected. But they are nowhere nearStones or Led Zeppelin.
Never heard her, never heard of her. Wish I had.
Sheer crap. Over hyped at the tome. Overrated since. Frankie says relax. I say reject.
Had thought they had done some good stuff. Well none of it on this album.
The Master. All that is good about music.
liked the title track. Truly spectacular!
The group that thought 6 random notes is a tune!
Not his best, but mother and working class hero are classics!!!!!
Never been a fan. They can create a bit of excitement and enthusiasm, but the music is very basic, and the slow numbers plod. And can't stand the screaming.
Great. The Jam turning from "Punk" to superb pop.
One OK hit and a load of packing.
Boring and meaningless without the film.
Bliss.
Best live album ever.
Packed with energy.
Bland and boring.
But then there is Eight Miles High. Worth the cost of the album.
Loved the excitement and enthusiasm.
Sure sh*te. Personal Jesus the only track worth listening to.
Bliss. Soft jazzy rock. But brilliantly done. Love the flute.
Weird. like a cross between Bjork (on a good day), Enya, and Kate Bush. Not for me, but it was growing on me.
Just proves you can fool a lot of people some of the time.
Pure s*ite.
But on even pure.
Not my kinda music, but like this!
Crap. And shit crap at that.
Crap. And shit crap at that.
A rating of 3.55?
Would give it 0.355.
The Boss? The egotistic fool. "Wall of sound"??? Wall of mush. he occasionally writes a good song (Like born to Run) but then over produces it death. Yea, might sound epic the first time, but after 2 or 3 listens its just a wall of tuneless mush.
6 months to record Born to Run? Bet it sounded better after 6 hours.
To be fair its not a bad song, but did they have to record it so many times?
Don't see what all the fuss is about. And hate the screeching.
Only good track is Hallelujah, and its not a patch on the original.
Weird, but strangely enjoyable.
Bliss.
One of the best three albums ever. Probably the best concept album ever. Keyboards are amazing. The variations in speed, key, emotion are just wonderful. And each track fits so beautifully together to make a fantastic whole.
Truely a Ten, out of five.
Not even worthy of a name?
Don't like southern rock. Hate most of it.
But love this!
Noooooooo!
One is bad enough, but three!
Great band at the top of their powers.
Stupid name, but kinda like this.
The title says it all. Nothing subtle here.
Great singles, but crap album.
The single were innovative, energetic catchy and exciting. The rest, huh!
Great single, poor album.
Never heard of them, but they are great.
Great singles, but the rest suck.
Dont see what all the fuss is about.
Hits good. Voice great. But rest boring.
Brilliant. Rock, folk blues. They could do it all.
And with feeling!
Not that bad, but why depart from what you are good at? And to many tracks are sooooo overproduced you can't be sure there is anything listenable under all the mush.
On first play, what boring pap, util you get to "Joy". What a great track. Brilliant five star.
Shame the singer can't sing. If fact she sounds bored to death singing that boring pap. Def time for some singing lessons. And some enthusiasm. And mibbie a new songwriter.
After a few more plays, some of it is growing on me, slightly. Still boring pap, but acceptable boring pap. And she still needs singing lessons.
What a disappointment.
If this is America's answer to the Beatles, you guys didn't understand the question.
Over produced American sounding pap.
Hits good. But rest boring.
A couple of great/good tunes and the most annoying voice ever.
He should only bellowed to sing on instrumentals.
Brilliant stuff, but its JLL.
Great voice, one great track
Some absolute beautes, some absolute crap.
What kind of hell is this?
There's some good songs on the album, and good musicians in the band, but Mr Price must be the most bo-ring singer ever. He sucks the life out of every song, and leaves the bones behind.
Wish I could give it zero, or minus marks.
Wow! A C&W I actually like!
Some interesting ideas, and a lot of garbage!
Brilliant stuff, I love it. And would never have listened to it but for 1001 albums.
I've tried and tried real hard, but I can't find any reason why anyone would want to listen to this! Ever!
Certainly different. More interesting than Coldplay who just thieved 6 hours of my life. But not my kinda music.
The Stones best album? Its full of padding. Nothing worth listening to. How they miss Bryan Jones.
Glad I listen to this. I can now honestly say I have listened to the most godawful shite in the universe.
Brilliant bouncy bop. Punk at its most musical.
Not my favourite kind of music, but much of it is absolutely beautiful.
This record shows why the world needs Canada more than it needs the USA.
Yup. Def one you should hear.
Typical sixties sound. Just beautiful. Like music to my ears!
Some nice guitar work, but that's all.
Not their best, a bit plodding at times, and some padding added to make it a double, but all blown away by Kashmir. What a song. WHAT a song.
The first and best ex Beatle album. (OK the live jam stuff is a bit of unnecessary padding, but...)
Do people actually listen to this pap? I mean listen. Not just put it on and ignore it because there is nothing worth listening to. It might be slightly more interesting than the street noise outside, but that's it. And people pay to listen to it? Lots of people? I worry for the human race.
I can see why these guys would want out of Talking Heads and away from David Byrne's shadow. But it was a mistake.
Wordy Rappinghood the opened is brilliant, but its rapidly downhill from thereon.
No. They're wrong. I don't have to hear this, ever.
FFS, this is absolute sh*te.
Four fourteen year olds in their dads shed with instruments they hadn't seen til yesterday.
The only reason to listen to this is to show how much better the Beatles and all the rest of the "British Invasion" band could play.
Strange but strangely listenable.
Strange but strangely listenable.
Great to get back to some decent music after too much American pap.
Factually accurate. Simplified as its a short answer.
Not a bundle of laughs, but beautiful.
If only he could sing!
Argh! More mindless American pap! There is more to music than just playing notes. I can see the boardroom execs thinking this is so bland it will offend no-one, and be loved by middle aged bunnies every where as its so "safe".
Someone said it was beatlesesque!? Dung Beatles.
Argh! More mindless American c*ap!
When they get it right they are brilliant. When they don't, it's a bit boring. Just buy the singles.
Brilliant. Queen when they were still a rock band before the camp theatricals took over. Fantastic stuff. Seven Seas is their best ever.
Beautiful, just beautiful.
Some said this isn't elevator music. They were right. Its far far worse. This is music to take the stair to avoid.
Pure bliss. Old bliss admittedly, but bliss nevertheless.
Well at least its happy bouncy music, even if terribly shallow and same.
Disappointing. The UK singles, Misstra Know it all, Higher Ground, Living for the City, are great. The rest? boring pap.
Pure unadulterated boring sh*te!
Was going to say great-great grandpapy music, but thought some would take that as approval, and not a comment about when it went out of date!
I like Tom Waits. I like his music. I like his lyrics. But I can't b hear them! Taking the P!
Brilliant. First album I ever bought.
I think my brain just died!
Talentless twat!
And that backing vocalist sure can shriek.
I like SW, but couldn't get into this.
Biggest load of sh*te ever since the last biggest load of sh*te ever two days ago (yesterdays was just an average load of sh*te).
Not his best, but...
Previous album was Prince, but listening to Marvin Gaye, I realised Gaye was doing everything Prince did, but SO much better, and doing it first.
As someone else said, it was nice of them to include an album that really showed everything that was wrong with 80s music.
Great stuff. Soo ahead of its time, any time!
PDB. Fantastic musicians playing fabulous music.
One decent song. Don't bother listen to fond out which.
Sheer bliss. Yes its non-electric. Yes a lot is traditional. But here you have 5 fantastic musicians at the height of their powers playing their hearts out.
Great stuff. Well ahead of its time. Still ahead of everyone else. A must listen.
And that cover!
Wow!
What a brilliant collection of eccentric, eclectic music. Sooo different.
Bet all the Yanks on here don't get it and vote it down, as they understand music even less than tariffs.
Fanbloodytastic.
Great exciting get of the floor and party music.
But the Yanks won't understand it and vote it down.
Hate the voice, but like the songs. And the rough production.
The unhappy Tuesdays?
Still great music..
The last Chicago album worth listening to. Interesting musically, and a bit of excitement!
Then there is the guitar solo. Amazing that anyone can get those sounds out of a guitar. Even more amazing that anyone would want to listen to it.
An album that begins "I don't want to be an American Idiot..."
What's not to like.
The Queens of the Stone Age, then this?????
The singles are OK, but the rest just tooooooo sugary.
Very early Stones, but features the GREAT "Tell Me!"
What a tragedy.
Not my type of music, but its bloody marvellous.
Some brilliance, some boring.
Is this it? Is this really it? America's answer to the Beatles? It's not even an answer to the Silver Beatles. Pack up, go home, your wasting you time.
And a cover? Do you wanna Dance? The worst version ever. But the real laugh? It's still the best track on the album!
Help them Rhonda, they need it!
Brilliant stuff. Best post Beatles Beatle album?
Ironically his bass playing is pretty boring.
Hope he was good at waitering.
On the count of there - for god's sake go!
Always thought of the Byrds as boring country/folky. But this is really good. A mixture of rocky stuff and pop. Always interesting. And "So you want to be .." is a blistering opening track.
The three singles are good, but what was all the fuss about? Rest is kinda boring.
Usually I like Tom Waits. But this is just taking the piss. Voice is worse than even. He might enjoying hitting things, but it doesn't make good music.
Two good singles, and the rest is pap.
If you can get over the endless epicness.......
My cat - when she hasn't been fed for five minutes!
If you produce this kinda stuff its as well to hide behind cartoons.
Fantastic. His second best. Just a shame he had to keep changing styles till he found crap ones.
Heard of them, but never heard them. They're OK.
Lust for life and The Passenger are worth listening to. Shame about the rest.
Always considered JP second rate. This confirms it.
Take care of your health and don't listen to this!
A total kick in the googlies!
Just stop! Please just stop!
Some good songs, some crap, all massacred.
The Yanks won't get this - brilliant, innovative, sometimes experimental, but always pure magic.
Undemanding american pap. And her singing really falls off in places.
Just goes to so you can fool a lot of the people some of the time.
I love The Fall. I hate Mark E Smith.
For crap american pap, some of its OK.
I so can;'t be bothered listening to this.
There's nothing subtle about AC/DC, but if you want high energy Rock...
If I were to choose a JLH album, it wouldn't be this one. Still flashes of brilliance.
I liked soul in the 60s and 70s. Singles were good, great sometimes. But albums never worked.
As I kid I bought the paranoid single. Brilliant. The B side, the Wizard, was even better. So where did this lump of plodding balance crap come from?
The vast majority won't get this! Fantastic musicians playing superb music, far too sophistic for the average punter brought up on the modern pap they call music - "I got together the 100 best composers and arrangers and producers in the world and after a month they had written a song for me" stuff. Music where the video, the the costumes and the dancing are more important than the music stuff.
This is the real thing. You may have to listen to it more than once, but it is worth it.
Wow. Krautrock that isn't Krautrock. Some of this is listenable.
Perhaps not his best, but the man is a genius.
Not my kind of music, but strangely listenable.
Not my kind of music, but some nice ideas
"Madcap"?
Bit too mad for me.
Should decide who he wants to copy. Dylan? Springsteen? Denver? The Muppets?
Dont know what to make of this. Sometimes sounds shite, other great.
Love "If I had a heart" theme tune for the Vikings(?).
The rest, they can keep.
Brilliant An absolute classic. Every note just perfect.
Not unpleasant, but boring AF.
Dirt.
That about sums it up.
Really liked this.
Could never sit down and listen to it.
But in the background it created a marvellous aura of peace and calmness.
This is just superb. So different from what he was doing with The Jam. Jazzy laid back with instrumentals!
Light weight bouncy pap pop! But sometimes it is very good light weight bouncy pap pop!
This is just superb. Rocking from the start with Sunday Bloody Sunday, and New Years Day the standouts.
This is just superb. Rocking from the start with Sunday Bloody Sunday, and New Years Day the standouts.
Don't know why this works, but it does.
Punk? Or Protopunk? Garbage. Just shows that the US idea of punk is crap. Punk has to be fast. Anarchically fast. It has to be in your face. It has to be loud. But not tunefully. Only the UK can do real Punk.
This album is not punk. Nowhere near it.
What it is is rock n roll. And good rock n roll at that.
Most people count get this. It's British, it's Prog, and it's King Crimson. This isn't poppy pap with young "ladies" strutting their stuff and wriggling their bums. This isn't stoned stoners who can barely stand never mind play. This isn't twee C&W. This is real music. Music you have to listen to.
Not music for the background, or while your washing dishes, hoovering or in the bath. Music you have to really listen to, and listen to again, and again. Only then, and only if you have the intelligence, will you appreciate the beauty.
Great blues/rock. As good as the Stones? In parts!
Whats not to like? Happiest album ever?
Great bouncy cheer you up FUN!
Not for me. I like Stevie. Great singles. Terrible albums.
Never heard of them! (Except GB.)
But so glad I've now heard them.
More great stuff from Cohen. Great words. Beautiful tunes. And the voice!
Yet again she proves she is rubbish.
Eccentic, but marvellously eccentric!
Biggest load of keech in a long time.
Brilliant. Kings of Hard Rock. They wipe the floor with anything from Sabbath, or from the USA.
Wish they taken their own advice. Please Please Me!
U2 showing their full range, from the beautiful to the deadly boring!
Nothing outstanding, but good old fashioned Rock n Roll.
For an album with so much hype behind it this was disappointing.
Brilliant. Like meeting a close old friend after year apart, and just carrying on from where you left off.
great album from a great songwriter.
Great stuff. Wonderful songs. Fantastic arrangements. The Master Album.
Not my kind of music, but this jumps.
Very disappointing.
2for the excellent Onions.
Shoulda stayed with Roxy.
Easiest review yet.
It's just crap.
I knew nothing of the SFAs, so quite a revelation.
Proof that Americans can make noise.
Well that's a surprise. There or four decent tracks here. The rest ? The garbage I expected.
Why?
Did he really need to prove how bad he is at cover?
Makes you glad to be British.
A right curates album of the brilliant and unlistenable.
But mostly the former.
What is this shit?
Take a weight off your ears and give this one a miss!
At last, an American band that actually knows what Punk should be.
Still sh*te tho.
Strange mixture of the awful and the awesome.
One good tune. Rest sh*te.
Trash metal.
My cat sounds better, if you poke her with a pointed stick!
Like drowning in a sea of bubblegum.
Not bad lads, but if you want better osier stuff, get Jet.
Pompous shite.
Seven Sea was great, but they went rapidly downhill.
Don't you just love good ole country music?
Nope!
Cheesier than my underpants.
This is what 1001 is all about.
Never heard of the. Never would have listened to them. But its a right cracking album.
Best track "Don't". Because its the last track.
Worst track "Don't'. Because they did.
Epitomises everything that was wrong with 80s music.
What kind of name is that?
The "Genius"???
And then they drown him out with brass bands and string orchestras?
Yeah, OK. This isn't bad!
Never heard him before. Just beautiful. What a loss!
Never could get into Rush.
Sold their souls to the devil, and got nothing in return.
Some great rhythms, and nice guitar work.
But cannot be forgiven for murdering Black Magic Woman.
Expected to hate this, but some of it is OK.
According to Wiki the only people to listen to this are a few Belgians, who, obviously, didn't know better.
Pleasant happy bouncy pub rock. Not bad at all, but nowhere near brilliant. Not a number 1 album by any means. Must have been a real bad year for American music.
He shouldn't have bothered. This is just a huge pile of steaming keech!
I've heard others doing many of these songs. In every case these were FAR better than Elvis.
His vocals are awful, particularly on Fever. An insult to the entire American people.
He shouldn't have bothered. This is just a huge pile of steaming keech!
I've heard others doing many of these songs. In every case these were FAR better than Elvis.
His vocals are awful, particularly on Fever. An insult to the entire American people.
Typical TH idiosyncratic tunes!
Brilliant. Something for everyone!
Not exactly music to dance to.
A huge big steaming heap of keech.
One of the greatest albums ever? Yeah, but sy\till prefer FM1
Riders is absolutely brilliant, but the rest? Some right plodders in there.
I'm not into funk, but this is F.U.N.K!!!!!!!
The singles are ok, but the rest is crap. Half of which has been toggled together from earlier songs.
Always thought the were a pop band. An intelligent pop band, but pop.
I now understand they are actually progressive. Well I never.
Guyville wasn't far enough.
And could we find somewhere without a recording studio?
The Master.......
......reduced to this!
Should be a law against it!
Don't see what the fuss is about. Sure Without You is great (but no better than Badfingers original), and Coconut is insanely different, but the rest is mediocre.
Wow!!!!!
Kinda kicks you in the balls and stomps on your head and leaves you shouting MORE!!!!
It's Ok, but far too cheesy to be one of the best albums ever.
Hendrix at his best, and worst! "Crosstown Traffic", "Long Hot Summer Night" "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)", and particularly "All Along the Watchtower" are brilliant. "Gypsy Eyes" just misses. But the rest........
Papa ia an absolute classic
Not bad. Bit of drive an excitement.
Great stuff. So unusual. Superb etherial voice over calm electronica, and frenetic drumming. Give me more!
Bliss. The drive, the energy, the excitement!
Bliss. Someone singing, but not in a fake American accent. Or a real one. And lyrics worth listening too!
Heavy metal is not my thing. It has to be really good to be worth listening to. This gets very close.
An amazing spread of different styles. But who wants that?
But Boh Rap is the best song ever, so a five it is!
Once in a Lifetime is good, but prophetic.
Bouncy enthusiastic enjoyment.
Keech! Pure unadulterated keech!
Shoulda been lost at sea.
Wow!!!!!
I'd heard of Muse, but never listened to them. Great stuff.
Don't like Morrissey, but I like his music.
I see a lot of reviews here fail to appreciate this album. More fool them. Its not the first ever instrumental album, or the first instrumental album featuring a single musician. It's not the first Prog album, nor the first prog album to have only a single suit. Nevertheless, t is an important album in the history of modern music. The time signatures, the instrumentation! Unclassifiable, but brilliant. And by a total unknown.
Fifteen million buyers can't be wrong.
I don't like 80's music, and I don't like Tears for Fears. But I must admit "Shout" and "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" are brilliant. So a 34
The rest? Typical 80's Keech.
Hadn't realised they were so good.
Nice voice, some good tunes, but the squeaks etc behind the voice sounds like a Star Wars battle.
Not my cuppa
It's OK, but nothing to write home about.
Was it worth waiting 37 years for? No!
Will I come to like it over the next 37 years? Poss!
Great stuff boys. The enthusiasm!
