1001 Albums Summary

An enjoyable, but bog standard punk offering from a band I never really connected with. The main issue being nearly every other punk band of the era was more lyrically, musically and politically interesting. Which leaves the clash falling a bit short, especially with this release. Later they developed a more refined (though less punk) sound, which I find suits them much more. This release simply feels a bit hollow in comparison to contemporaries, but hey, at least it's better than never mind the bollocks.

Possibly the greatest use of samples in music history

The female singer is clearly better, and should be the lead on every song. Aside from that, I greatly enjoyed my time with this album. It's unique, and a great shame this band is often boiled down to just "White Rabbit". P.S. wish I got to hear some banjo, major false advertising in the album art

Anbody rating this album 2 stars doesn't know shit about music. Like maybe before you open your moronic maw, and attempt to critique that which you cannot comprehend. Consider the fact that there may be no value in your worthless, uninformed opinion. Overall a fantastic piece if music, which laid the groundwork for many of my favorite bands. Absolutely beautiful instrumentation, in combination with the beautiful voice of Dagmar Krause, make for an unforgettable cabaret experience.