This was a surprisingly great album. I never thought to look at their older work. I think Shiver, Spies, and High Speed were my favorites. Have to listen again.

There are nice acoustics and the tone is interesting. A really mysterious vibe probably him contemplating death or something. Not sure if bowie is my type.

Should be on a list of greatest albums over time. Great flow, beats, stories.

Somewhat relaxing album. I liked the horns from the "little red riding hood hit the road". Those Alfie songs were very bizarre for my taste. Not something I plan to ever listen to again but I could imagine people liking it.

I'm surprised I never heard of her before. This feels like something my Ma would have loved listening to. "Running up that hill" is an amazing start to an album. "Mother stands for comfort" has a dreamesque vibe. The first minute of "waking the witch" is pretty memorable.

Feels like a typical l psych rock album. Nothing really grabbed my attention. Maybe need to listen in a different mood

This is the epitome of "all killer, no filler". Possibly the best rock album I've ever heard. I can't fathom how they followed up on this album. Great songs, cool chord progressions, the way they utilize silence to create emphasis. Really astounding.

I have liked other songs from this band. This album isn't super impactful for me personally.