One of the best soul albums ever. What a line up! Otis Redding, Booker T and the MGs, the Memphis Horns, and Isaac Hayes.

not the best ZZ Top album by any stretch. This is when ZZ Top started to sell out for commercial appeal

not as influential as the first Black Sabbath album, but truly fantastic

Not a fan of this album at all. Especially since there are better The Cure albums

hated it