Favorite tracks: Get On Our Own, I Don't Mind Love the energy of 70s punk, but listening to recordings always falls a bit flat. I'm sure seeing these guys at a show would have been killer!

Favorite tracks: Wicked World, Evil Woman You can't go wrong with Black Sabbath, and the harmonica and jaw harp were a fun surprise! I know it's what they're known for, but I'm personally not as into the slow tracks like the first one

Favorite tracks: Dirty Leaves and the Dirty Ground, We're Going to be Friends I'm always blown away that they're only two people, and how raw they sound (which feels fitting come out of the grunge era). I love the constant shift from soft vocals to a wall of sound. This album feels a little bit more experimental than their later albums that I'm more familiar with. Still a solid album and would gladly listen to most of these tracks again! Also love the Toledo shout-out in Expecting, and am choosing to believe it's in reference to Ohio and not Spain

Favorite tracks: Superstition, Big Brother Most of this album felt like it was moving through molasses (why was Maybe Your Baby SO LONG). Lots of electric piano and soft vocals which really just served to remind me that 70's R&B isn't for me. However, I would be remiss to not mention that the few funk songs are absolute bops!