PRE LISTEN: Not entirely sure what to expect. I know very few Supertramp songs. LISTEN: Kinda hard to pinpoint what’s going on, but I like it alright. The vocalist has more interesting a voice than I had remembered.
Probably my favorite Beatles album. It’s not perfect. That’s what Abbey Road is for. It’s a lot of fun, though.
Not bad at all for a debut. The album with like 54 words in the title gets pretty far ahead of this one, but the Criminal video was a gift.
Loved it in high school. Also loved Tim Allen in high school. People change.
Excruciatingly dull.
Heck of a first album. Not quite there yet, but as proofs of concept go, it’s awfully solid.
Absolutely blown away by this album. Never know what to expect from Todd Rundgren, but I’m never disappointed.
Glad this one came around. Led me to Oblique Strategies
I’ve not heard anything like it. Except for Joni Mitchell. Joan>Joni
This album has lost most of its charm over the last 23 years.
Great album. Barely feels like a Beatles album, which is both its strength and its weakness.
What a hateful and irredeemable album.
Proof that you can be talented AND uninteresting.
Good. Groundbreaking. Far from their best.
Not worth anyone’s time.
Clear demonstration of talent, but a little goes a long way.
Pleasant on the ear.
Too much homophobia and guns to enjoy the performative stunty stuff about weed.
Get this guy an electric guitar.
Stellar album.
Kinda dull until it isn’t.
Sarah Vaughan had a tremendous voice, but there is nothing exceptional about this album. Just a standard live album by a jazz singer.
Didn’t like it the first time through. Listened again and it instantly clicked. Gonna stick with this band a while and see what other surprises they have in store.