Not bad, but not really my thing. Kinda went downhill after the first track (pun fully intended).

Going with the original International Edition track list, not the later releases with progressively more and more extra songs. Couple bangers (Steel Claw goes hard) but overall it's too 80s pop for me. Always liked her (and her and Ike's) R&B stuff a lot better.

Not bad, but not really my thing. Kinda went downhill after the first track (pun fully intended).

Better than I expected.

I've listened to Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash straight through more times than I could count, but I think this is the first time I've done it for this one. It's great, but doesn't quite reach the level of its predecessor. (Also damn if Sentimental Johnny by Flogging Molly isn't a straight ripoff of Fiesta)

Okay there's some primo shit

"Okay, so what if we take rock & roll, but make it boring?" - Thom Yorke, probably

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

Marvin Gaye singing about praying is surprisingly almost as compelling as Marvin Gaye singing about fucking.

Pleasingly Bowiesque

Couple bangers but not enough to make it more than meh.

I feel like I could reasonably give this anywhere between two and five stars.

I have an indelible memory of Candyman playing in the barbershop at boot camp when I got my first haircut there. Some good songs but also what feels like a lot of filler. Didn't need to be over an hour.

So I knew that the Bee Gees started out as a rock band before moving into disco. I did not know that the transition apparently included whatever the fuck this is, but it's good.

Not as good as the last Suede album we had.