one of those albums that you turn it all the way up and hit play. Not a bad song on the entire record.

has a Radiohead but good vibe 3 songs in debonair has a fun walking line in it very period production and tones

live record -3 but it's The Who so +1

best foo record imo 5 stars has a lot of nirvana leftovers not a bad thing

suffers greatly from the valley style track listing and does not deliver a solid finish. the singles and 2 tracks at the top were all that kept my attention

I feel this album suffered from the 70s vinyl label idea of no one flips a record. all the good stuff was on side A leaving nothing for side B

I just don't this record. it's the same song and lyric format throughout and it's gets experimental in the middle.

sounds like R.E.M but if they were from the late 60s

great album start to finish.

nothing wowing

a solid record

this would be a great album if Bob Dylan wasn't on it. still don't like his vocal tone or cadences.

it's the introduction of these guys not the best but a decent start

second best

This album sounds like standing in guitar center on a Saturday afternoon

pretty standard folk album from an established artist

they were still tuning in the sound. flashes of thrash and punk throughout

it's the album come on

still holds up

meh

meh

one of those albums that you turn it all the way up and hit play. Not a bad song on the entire record.

terrible human

never had these guys really grab me

the beat is the exact same throughout the album and the phone skits were jarring and placed oddly

it's a Clapton album nothing wowing

it has my favorite Sabbath of all time on it plus it's ground zero and doesn't have a bad song on it