I really enjoyed this album, it was very thought provoking. There were a lot of eclectic and experimental moments. Kate has a beautiful voice throughout the tracks, and it's beautifully accompanied with her more emotional lyrics. My favourite track is very much 'All The Love', that spoke to me. In particular the 24 year old me who questioned her friendships reciprocity. Gorgeous song, Gorgeous album. Get Out Of My House, was also a stand out. The titular lyric screamed with such emotion was powerful. I would listen again.

Very emotional. Not quite the Beck I thought I knew, which is cool. This felt very introspective and somber at times.

A classic. Opening was fantastic. Had a great energy throughout. If you need one album for a party, this would be it.

I liked this, there was a good mix between the songs, yet they were still obviously rolling stones songs. Excellent choice with ending the album with You can't always get what you want. Great all around.

I don't like when art is used to spread hate towards anyone. I've listened to this when I was younger, and less able to challenge certain views. But yeah, with older ears, the only enjoyable part of this album are the beats. The lyrics are trash, and haven't aged well at all.

Nice. Quite grungy. I really enjoyed Something So Clear, and Broken Hands. Fuzz Gun '91 surprised me too. This was my introduction to Mudhoney. I will likely listen to more.

This was very soft. It was hazy, in a way. Dreamlike. The Last Resort was a great finisher for the album. Not a bad way to spend a Saturday morning. New Kid in Town was great. I hear Hotel California and Life In The Fast Lane weekly. Victim Of Love will be getting more plays by me. Fantastic album.

Classic. Quite psychedelic at times.