SOS to the world, it’s the call of the lonely. One hundred billion bottles wasted up on the shore. We aren’t alone in being lonely anymore. It’s a song about suicide? Or at least a cry for help? White Reggae! Regatta de Blache. Jah! Walking on the Moon is probably the only decent track. Rest of the album is kinda corny.
2pac is always the one I wished I’d listened to more. Lyrical but also maybe this doesn’t quite hit musically Handsome as fuck tho.
Fine album. But not really my vibe. Never was really. Especially as this was prime art school days
Intense listening. Skin Deep is maybe the best track. Drums drums drums.
Mmmmm never liked them.
Can’t listen to this anymore.
Up there as an ABSOLUTE CLASSIC
Good
Surprising not good. After the opening track it’s a imbalanced ride
Great album. Enjoy the silence. Nuf said.
It’s good. I mean it gets you moving. But I think electric warrior hits the mark for me more
Classic artwork. Maybe just an average album. Not the Roxy highlights found elsewhere
First time listening to Metallica. Orion. I get it. The rest is ok.
Three tracks in and I LOVE this album!! I’d never heard it before though had always heard their name in passing. The lyrics. The guitar. The bass. The drums. The attitude. Hurts! Hits! Moves! So fucking good.
Couldn’t listen to this as it’s too emotionally linked to my life. Great moment. Great album. Great artist.
This was once upon a time one of my very favourite albums. Often on repeat in my teenage bedroom. In fact. Damon was perhaps the first “famous” musician I ever met? I somehow scored tickets to a small live performance at the Cornerhouse in Manchester when I was maybe 16 or 17. My girlfriend of the time was a really big fan too. And I remember being a little star stuck when I went to say hello after the gig. It was maybe even the launch party for this album. Or maybe he was number 1. It’s still a beautiful album. Full of gentle honesty with that beautiful northern lyricism and musicality. It might not be the coolest album to admit to liking but this was very much a part of growing up in Manchester at that moment in time for me.