Liked the horns, liked the dark lyrics, emotionally not really a hit for me

I'm not strong enough to resist Adele or a power-pop break up album! But the Lovesong cover just makes me want to listen to the Cure.

Ok, I’m 2001 when I was 16 I read about this album in Rolling Stone, saved some babysitting money to buy it Tower Records in Harvard Square, and then listened to it with Eva on her her Sony boombox sitting on the floor of her room. After that it became part of our regular CD rotation, but I was bored by it then and I’m bored by it now. Why so much vocal distortion? Why so little feeling? Why did I listen to this hundreds of times??

Actually when I finally listened to this last night I decided this album is amazing.

I’ve never heard this before and fell asleep listening to it on the couch and had the most vivid dreams about relationships and break ups and trying to help a drunk man who had lost his cigar and was worried it was going to start a forest fire. So a real sonic mind trip that I think has made me grow as a person.

Not really for me, but watching Kate car dance to Steely Dan IS for me!

This was weird and I liked it!

This was a mixed bag for me. At first I felt like I was really *learning* something about music history, but I don't think its something I'm going to listen to again. But I'm glad to have listened to it once and now I know the origin of Renegades of Funk so I feel like a smarter music nerd!

Wow. I think I want to be Marty Robbins and sing Cool Water and Utah Carol in all black cowboy clothes and make eyes at pretty girls across the saloon.