"Mothership Connection" by Parliament is a classic funky concept album. I find concept of this album interesting about Afro-futurism where black people promote funk music in outer space. From this album, some tracks are great to listen like "P-Funk", "Give up the Funk" and "Unfunky UFO".I like the funkiness from the album. What I don't like about this album is there is too much many spoken word passages and tracks length are dragged too much that doesn't benefited the album. It is fun to listen from start but due to long song length it feel disconnected from the album and has weaker ending track. Overall a good funky album but lengthy songs and weaker ending track are the downside from this album.
"Who's Next" is a powerful, innovative rock classic album with outstanding songwriting, performance and timeless anthem like "Baba O'Reilly", "Behind Blue Eyes" and "Won't Get Fooled Again". The album flow naturally and rarely looses it's momentum. Overall it's an essential Rock album with very few flaws .
"Californication" may be one of their best album. This album includes their hit songs "Otherside", "Californication", and "Scar Tissue". I feel first half of the album has good track but I feel some second half track filler and it makes album feel longer. I feel the production level of this album is very bad. Overall, good album of Red hot chili peppers but some track feel out of place and also bad production with sh*t audio quality
"Debut" is the fantastic album by Björk. This is the breakout album of Björk with awesome tracks like "Human Behavior", "Crying", "Venus as Boy", and "Big Time Sensuality". This album is produced beautifully and all the tracks are consistent. This album may not be her strongest or masterpiece album compared to other well known album but it is still her great album. Overall very good album that sounds fresh and unique even in today's era.
I listened to this album with low expectations but my god! it just exceeded my expectations. I never expected this album to be so good. This album keeps you hooked from start to end with its outstanding performance. The tracks are very energetic with wonderful sax performance on it. Overall wonderful album with mix of Rock & Roll and jazz and one of the best albums from 50's era . This album will make you dance from start to end.
"Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac is their masterpiece album. This album is produced excellently and has great musical arrangements and well written tracks dealing with personal problems and broken relationship. This album also has standout tracks like "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "Go Your Own Way", "The Chain", and "You Make Loving Fun". Overall masterpiece album with great vocal performance and lyrics and beautifully produced album with wonderful instrumental performance. Not a single skippable track from start to end. At last, mostly fun album to listen.
"Bongo Rock" by Incredible Bongo Band is mostly instrumental album. I would like to praise the instrumental performance from the band.I like the way they blend rock, funk,jazz into simple and enjoyable track. The album is good but I feel there is something missing. Mostly I couldn't connect with some track after few minutes as it is mostly repetitive. "Apache" is the only standout track from the album. This album also helped build a landmark for hip-hop where many artists take sample from it. Overall not so great but not so bad album for me.
"Lazer Guided Melodies" by Spiritualized is a great debut album by the band. This album has very calming and fun tracks to listen. It has a very good opening "You Know It's True" and has consistent of sounding till "Run". After that I found the album loses interest for a while and then regains with "Shine a Light" (a highlight from the album) and again start to look good. But I find they dragged the song length which is not needed. I find most of the tracks repetitive also. Overall, very good album but I think they dragged too much in song length and some tracks are not needed. Besides that a good debut album by Spiritualized
"Timeless" by Goldie is the great "drum and bass" genre album. I think Goldie did justice to this album in the context of genre. I would also like to appreciate the vocal performance from the vocalists with wonderful piano sounds, and upbeat Jazzy chords that changes into ambient chorus. The album starts with great opening "Timeless" which is highlight from the album and longest song. And it has been consistent on delivering the performance. But I feel like the tracks are repetitive due to lengthiness of the tracks sometimes I feel the instrumental are same like previous songs. There are some fillers in the songs that I don't prefer "Jah the Seventh Seal", "Still Life", "Adrift" and "Kemistry". These tracks feel like forcefully included in the album to make it longer. Whole album is like about 1 hour and 50 minutes which I think is an double album. I don't think this album deserves that much album length. This make sometimes the album feel boring and feel like to listen the rest of the part in later hours. Overall good album but it feel like one time experience due to album lengthiness and repetitive tracks and instruments.
"Jazz Samba" is a bossa nova album by Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd. I find this album to be relaxing and soothing vibe. For me highlights from the album are "Desafinado", "Samba dees days", "Samba triste" and "E luxo so". I like the jazz vibe from the album from start to end with great sax and guitar sound. It was fun to listen. If you asked me if I would listen to this album everytime then the answer will be no. I find these album to listen just while I'm in rest or sleeping. Overall good instrumental album from Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd.
“Live and Dangerous” by Thin Lizzy is not a studio album but a live album which they recorded in their concert. This is one of the best live recorded album. I like the performance of the band as they were energetic in terms of instruments or vocal performance. The crowd interaction was good. The album flows nicely from start to end. Some of the highlights from the album are “Jailbreak”, “Emerald”, “Southbound”, “The Boys are back in Town”, and “Cowboy Song”. Criticism from this album is overdubbing of some songs. This makes some parts feel like a studio album songs rather than a live version. Overall great album by Thin Lizzy and one of the best live album for me and only downside being overdubbing in some part.
"Queen of Denmark" by John Grant is a good solo debut album. In this album, songwriting of John is great where it deals with his homosexuality and production level is also good as well his vocal performance. The musical arrangements are also good with piano led ballad, synth and harmonies that created atmosphere. For me, standout tracks are "Tc & Honeybear", "Where Dreams Go To Die" and "Jesus Hates Faggots". I find middle section of the album not that much strong. There are some filler tracks I find like "Silver Platter Club", "Caramel", and "It's Easier". I couldn't connect with these tracks. Overall good debut album by John Grant with wonderful lyrics, production, vocal and musical arrangements. One of the surprising album I discovered from the list.
“Fullingness’ First Finale" by Stevie Wonder is a wonderful album. This album shows the consistency by the artist for producing the album. There is no argument with Stevie Wonder’s voice as it is beautiful. The lyrics in this album are also very good with peaceful lyrics. For me, standout tracks are “Smile Please”, “Heaven is 10 Zillion Lights Years Away”, “Bird of Beauty” and ”Please Don't Go”. There are no filler songs on this album and the album flows freely from track to track. I love the album from start to end. Overall a great album by Stevie Wonder. One of his consistent and quality albums from his classical period. But If I have to rank with other masterpiece albums from that period “Songs in the Key of Life”, “Innervisions” and “Talking Book” then I have no choice but to rank below them. I don't say it is a bad album compared to them but other albums are also great to listen that I feel it is a little bit downgrade compared to them.
"Yank Crime" is a punk rock or noise rock album by Drive Like Jehu band. I absolutely love this album. I love the production level of this album. The album is very noisy and rusty, I love the guitar and drum that makes me hooked on this album. I love the way vocalist sing on this album. The first half of the album is just perfect with banger tracks like "Here Come the Rome Plows", "Golden Brown" and "Luau" for me. Later half slows down a bit with least favorite tracks for me "New Intro" and "Human Interest". Overall good album by Drive Like Jehu with wonderful instrumental sounds and songs. But I feel some songs drag a bit too long which wasn't needed.
"Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1" by George Michael is an okay album for me. This album is disappointing compared to his debut album "Faith". This album has a melodic voice from George Michael. I only found few tracks that are good "Praying for Time", "Freedom '90", and "Cowboys and Angels". There are mostly filler songs and I found weaker in second half of the album like " They Won't Go When I Go", "Something to Save", "Mothers Pride" and other few. Overall not so great album from George Michael.
"Odessey and Oracle" by The Zombies is a classic psychedelic or baroque pop album. This album is very fun to listen. The production level of this album is very good with beautiful piano, harmonies and arrangements of the instruments. This album flow smoothly from start to end. Some standout tracks from this album are "Care of Cell 44", "Hung Up On a Dream", "There Will Be Our Year", and "Time of the Season". I don't find any filler songs from this album but if I have to choose that I enjoy less, then it is "Changes" and "Butchers Tale (Western Front 1914). Overall very good and underrated album by The Zombies. I think this album is on par with some famous album by the Beatles
"Exodus" by Bob Marley & The Wailers is one of the greatest reggae album of all time. This album proves it, it really is wonderful album. There is no downside on this album. Everything is great whether production, vocal, lyrics or instruments, it is quality album that still stay relevant in modern era. The album has no filler songs that I don't enjoy, for me "Jamming", "One Love/People Get Ready", "Three Little Birds" and "Waiting in Vain" are standout tracks. I also love the lyrics where it deals with politics, change, love and faith which is beautiful to listen. I mostly enjoy second half of the album than the first half . I don't meant the first half is bad but little bit lower than second half. Overall perfect album by Bob Marley and The Wailers. It is an album that I can listen while driving or riding in vehicles.
"The Only Ones" by the Only Ones is a debut album by the band. This is a "punk" & "new wave" genre in the tracks that are good for listening. The vocal performance of lead singer is excellent in this album. The guitar parts on this album are stylish with killer solos and catchy pop hooks. Standout tracks for me are, "The Whole of the Law" and "Another Girl, Another Planet". There are some tracks I couldn't connect, " No Peace for the Wicked", "Creature of Doom", "It's the Truth" and "Language Problem". This tracks doesn't bring justice to the album. After listening sometimes the album feel flat and lose interest. Overall not so good album by the Only Ones. This album quality feel low or weaker record compared to other "new wave" or "punk" album.
"Vivid" is a debut studio album by Living Colour. This album combined rock, metal, soul, funk and jazz fusion. The album starts with banger song "Cult of Personality" which is signature song of the band as well as highlight track from the album. It brings energy to listen to rest of the album. Other best tracks I like are "Open Letter (To a Landlord)", "Which Way to America?" and "Desperate People". I also love how this album sound fresh still today. The instruments especially guitar performance and vocal of the singer is also wonderful to listen in this album. But sometimes I find the album sounds repetitive . Some songs I don't like are, "Funny Vibe" , "Broken Hearts" and "Glamour Boys". Overall great debut album by Living Colour
"Pretzel Logic" is a good album by Steely Dan. This album started with wonderful song "Rikki Don't Lose That Number". The production level of this album is very linear and precise. I love the mixed of rock with jazz on this album. Some other tracks I like are, "Night by Night", "Any Major Dude Will Tell You", "Barrytown" and "Pretzel Logic". Besides this other tracks are not enjoyable as most of them are above average like "East St. Louis Toodle-Oo" and others. I enjoyed first half of this album than second half as they lose momentum. Overall good album by the band but compared to other albums of their like "Aja" , "Can't Buy a Thrill" it feels big downgrade.
"Midnight Ride" is Rock and roll genre album by Paul Revere & The Raiders from the 60's era. I found this album to be decent. I don't know what is going on as most of the tracks are very short and finish quickly. Standout tracks for me are "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone", "Kicks" and "Take a Look at Yourself". There aren't good composition and vocal moment and nice sax on couple songs. Except them all the tracks are filler, worst being "Get it On" & "Louise". This album sounds feel outdated and is not relevant in today's era. Overall decent album by Paul Revere & The Raiders
"Rising Above Bedlam" by Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart is just a decent album for me. This album is not that good to listen but is not bad also. Musically it is okay with standout tracks like, "Visions of You" and "Bomba". But I don't find nothing to praise for this album. There are plenty of filler tracks and unnecessary like "Rising Above Bedlam", "Ungodly Kingdom" etc. Overall the album starts with fun but goes downhill after "Bomba". And also the album is too long to listen as it is almost 1 hour. I don't know why this album was included in the list.
"Urban Hymns" by The Verve is a great album from 90s era. I found this album has whole 90s era vibe. The production level and vocal and instruments performance is wonderful in this album. The album start with their signature track "Bitter Sweet Symphony". This is one of the best songs from the 90s era. Another song that is wonderful which is less talk about from the album is "The Drugs Don't Work". This is one of the saddest songs from the album with wonderful vocal performance.
Other standout tracks are "Sonnet", "The Rolling People", and "Lucky Man". But I have find the album is quite too long for about 1 hour 15 minutes which kind of kill the whole vibe of an album. There is too many tracks that should not have included. Some of the tracks I found weaker are "Neon Wilderness", "One Day", "This Time" and "Come On". The last track "Come On" also feature hidden track which makes this song over 10 minute long which I feel is useless too. Overall great album to listen.
"The Clash" by The Clash is one of the strongest debut album of all time. This album is just aggressive, high energy punk music with short fast paced songs.Most of the lyrics are related with political and social themes. The guitar riff and vocal performance from the band were wonderful. There are a lots of standout tracks for me, "Janie Jones", "I'm so Bored with the U.S.A.", "Career Opportunities", "Police & Thieves" (a cover song) and many more. There is not even a single tracks that I feel downgrade than others. This album keeps your head banging for every minute. Overall wonderful debut album by the Clash. And one of the greatest punk album of all time. But if you compared it with their masterpiece album " London Calling" than it feel downgrade from their discography.
"Street Signs" by Ozomatli is good album by the band. This album has latin hip-hop, funk, samba influence. This album has some energy on it . Most of the lyrics deals with immigration rights and social justice. My standout tracks are, "Love and Hope", "Street Signs" and "Nadie Te Tira". But this album has a lot of songs I don't prefer "Who's to Blame", "Ye Viene el Sol" ,"Dona Isabelle" and more. I don't know why but I couldn't connect to this album. The problem is constant genre switching between tracks. I feel like every song take sharp turn into completely different that ends up killing the momentum. I'm not against genre switching in an album but I couldn't connect on this album. Overall decent album by Ozomatli.
"Bummed" by Happy Mondays is an interesting album on this list. This album blend alternative rock with various types of funk and dance music. I love the production level on this album. I love the tracks like "Mad Cyril", "Wrote for Luck", and "Moving in With". But I don't why I couldn't connect with their music. There are lots of mediocre songs like "Do It Better", "Bring a Friend", "Fat Lady Wrestlers" and others. I also don't like instrumental as they are mediocre even if the song is written good it will not sound better. Overall decent album by Happy Mondays.
"Ramones" by Ramones is one of the strongest punk debut albums of all time. It's one of the fun albums from start to end. The album starts with banger song "Blitzkrieg Bop". The album flow smoothly for around 30 minutes with short tracks. The raw production level is very good and lyrics deals with violence, drug use, humor and relationship issues and also love the songs uptempo. There are no filler and no skip tracks. Other tracks I like "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend", "Let's Dance (Cover)", and "Judy Is a Punk". Overall great album by Ramones with only downside being repetitiveness of tracks. Other than this love the album.
"Out of Step" by Minor Threat is an EP album rather than studio album. All the tracks are hardcore punk which was influencial for other genre like grunge, post-hardcore. All the tracks are short and the album finished within 21-22 minutes. I love how the album is punchy and intense. I also love the production level as it is raw. I like the tracks like "Betray", "Think Again", and "Cashing In". I didn't figure out when the album finished due too short tracks. This makes some tracks unmemorable such as "Sob Story", "No Reason" and "Little friend" which is too short. Overall great ep album by Minor Threat.
"Isn't Anything" by My Bloody Valentine is a nice debut album for me. Its a good shoegaze album with innovative guitar performance and experimental "wall of sound" production. The album is very loud and has noise tracks. I like the tracks like, "Lose My Breath", "(When You Wake) You're Still in a Dream", and "Nothing Much to Lose". There is still some tracks I don't like ,"Soft as Snow", "Sueisfine", "Several Girls Galore". I don't know why it feels like a normal album and their weakest album among their discography. It feels inferior to their other albums "Loveless" and "mbv". Even though it is still one of their influencial albums. Overall not so great album but not a bad album either.
"Jagged Little Pill" by Alanis Morissette is a wonderful album to listen. This is one of the classic Alternative Rock albums. I love how Alanis experimented on this album. The lyrics deals with broken relationship and breakup. The production level and vocal delivery of Alanis is perfect on this album. I love the tracks like "You Oughta Know", "Hand in My Pocket", "Head Over Feet" and "Ironic", I love the consistency of the tracks in this album. But I think the album length stretch too much. Overall wonderful album by Alanis Morissette.
"Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" by duo OutKast is one of their consistent hip hop albums. This is a double album with over 2 hours time length. This album also include funk, jazz, and pop genre. This album feel like two separate albums with very separate concepts. This album has a wonderful production and solid hooks with good rapping style. This album has one of the greatest songs of 2000s "Hey Ya!" which is one of their well known songs. There are a lot of tracks I like "GhettoMusick", "The Way You Move", "Flip Flop Rock", "Roses", and "She Lives in My lap". Coming to the downside part, I feel like there are unnecessary interlude tracks in One side of the album. I feel there are a lot of fillers tracks in both sides of the album like, "War", "Tomb of the Boom", "Knowing", "Last call", "Good day, Good Sir", "Behold a Lady", "Love in War" and others. I feel like this album should have been two separate albums rather than making it double album. Overall great album by OutKast but it is their weakest consistent album compared to other albums like "ATliens", "Aquemini" and "Stankonia".
"American Gothic" by David Ackles is not that good album for me. I found this album to be boring and outdated. This album was produced by Elton John's producer but he couldn't bring justice to this album. This album is like around 40 minutes with more than 10 tracks but it was not interesting to listen. The album pacing is very bad and too long to listen. Good sides from this album are song writing that is good and instrumentation above par and piano/baroque pop sound . I love few tracks like "Love's Enough" and "Another Friday Night". Besides this all other tracks are not that good and fill up with filler songs. Within 3-4 minutes I lose the interest from this album. Overall one of the worst album I've listened from this list. Instead of this album the author should have included other classic albums that are excluded.
"Traffic" by Traffic is a psychedelic, folk rock album. I found this one to be decent. It is very well made album with groovy sounding. I like some tracks like "Feelin' Alright?" and "Cryin' to Be Heard". Downside from this album is it's kind of monotonous and forgettable. There are filler songs like "Pearly Queen", "Vagabond Virgin", "Forty Thousand Headmen" and others. This album also feels inferior to other albums released in 60s era. Overall not so great and not a bad album also.
"Black Sabbath" by Black Sabbath is a strong debut album. This album is the rise of the Prince of Darkness and birth of the metal genre. There is nothing negative about this album. The production level, songwriting, songs, heavy and hard sounds instruments, vocals everything is just perfect. There are no questions about Ozzy singing and vocal delivery as well as guitar and bass solo performance. The metal songs on this album are just great. All the tracks delivered perfectly from start to end. For me standout tracks are "Black Sabbath", "The Wizard", and "N.I.B". But "Evil Woman, Don't Play Your Games with Me" and "Sleeping Village" may feel downgrade compared to other tracks . I don't meant to say it is bad compared to them but they are good song, just not as great as the others. Overall wonderful album by Black Sabbath. This album just created the new genre "metal". This album feels like I'm on a journey to hell to meet Satan.
"Superfly" by Curtis Mayfield is a progressive soul soundtrack album. I love this album when I first listened. This album talks about social problem like poverty, drug abuse, racial abuse. This album gives me a groovy vibe and from first to last tracks it was just funky and enjoyable. I love the voice of Curtis Mayfield when he sings prettiest melodies in the tracks. The guitar performance is also funky as heck as it was energetic and uplifting to listen. I also love the string arrangement on this album. My favorite songs are "Little Child Runnin' Wild", "Freddie's Dead," and "Superfly". The album flow smoothly from start to end. Overall wonderful album to listen. One of the greatest soundtrack albums ever which is still influencial and sampled by many artists.
"Chore of Enchantment" by Giant Sand is a bad experience for me. It is not a worst album but not a good album also. The album production level is raw and experimental. I love few tracks like "Dusted" and "Punishing Song". Besides this all the other tracks are average to bad. The songwriting is narrative driven with vivid lyrics. But most of the tracks feel same and monotonous. The album dragged too much long for like an hour. There are too many tracks on this album some of them unnecessary like "Bottom Line Man"and many more. The vocalist try to make emotional depth with raw and gritty voice delivery which kind of makes me feel boring and not appreciating. The album feel disconnected within after few tracks. Overall bad album I have listened from the list and one of the undeserving album to be included.
"Surf's Up" by The Beach Boys is a progressive/psychedelic pop album from early 70s. This album sounds different than their other previous albums. The production level is good on this album. This album has fragile melodies and legendary harmonies and melancholic atmosphere vibe. This album lyrics deals with environmental, social and health concerns. The album starts with wonderful track "Don't Go Near the Water" and ends with three of the band's best songs ever "A Day in the Life of a Tree", "'Till I Die" and "Surf's Up". Other tracks I like are "Long Promised Road" and "Disney Girls". Some tracks I hate on this album are "Student Demonstration Time" and "Take a Load Off Your Feet". Overall great and creative album by the Beach Boys.
"Station to Station" by David Bowie is a wonderful album that I've listened to. This album was produced during Bowie's peak cocaine period. Bowie told he doesn't even remember producing the whole album. The album production level is excellent. The songs, lyrics, vocal and instrumental performance are all great. This album combine rock with funk and blue eyed soul element. The album starts with title track "Station to Station" which is like 10 minute fun long ride. This track introduces Bowie's darkest character "the Thin White Duke" who is a hollow man, a fascist, emotionally restrained, and cocaine addict. This album also feature one of Bowie's greatest vocal performances in songs like "Word on a Wing" and "Wild is the Wind ( a cover song)". This album has only six tracks and all are over 4 minutes longs and album time length is around 35-40 minutes. All the tracks are excellent with no skip. The album flow smoothly from start to end. Overall one of his masterpiece album by David Bowie. Bowie sang, "It's not the side effects of the cocaine" and yes I'll say this is the side effects of the cocaine to produce this masterpiece album. My only complaint is "WHY THE HELL ARE THERE ONLY 6 TRACKS" . I wanted more from this album.
"Tracy Chapman" by Tracy Chapman is good contemporary folk debut album. The album is very simple with wonderful vocal performance and ability by Chapman. The lyrics deals with her political and social content. "Fast Car" is the main highlight track from the album. Others tracks I love are "Talkin' Bout a Revolution" and "Baby Can I Hold You". There is some tracks I find weak are "Behind the Wall", "She's Got Her Ticket" and "For You". I found this album to be just a normal and less quality than other albums. Overall good album by Tracy Chapman
"Feast of Wire" is a good album by Calexico. I really enjoyed this album when I first listened. This album blends different genre and styles without feeling messy. I really love the instrumental songs in this album as they went pretty fast without dragging too much. I love the tracks like "Sunken Waltz", "Quattro" and "Black Heart". Talking to the downside of the album: I don't like tracks like "The Book and the Canal", "Guero Canelo" and "No Doze". The tracks are too much in this album. The album lost the interest on the middle part for me. Overall good album by Calexico I love the experimental style.
"... And Justice For All" by Metallica is a thrash metal album. I love this album as this album has that energy that makes me smash head into the wall. The production level, guitar riffs, vocals, drums and emotion and energy all are great and amazing. This album lyrics deals with injustice, war, corruption and religion. Every tracks on this album is great, standout for me are "Blackened", "... And Justice For All", "One" and "Dyers Eve". Few negative things I found on this album is the absence of bass as it inaudible. I found some tracks as repetitive. Besides this the album is great to listen. This album is not that superior to their other albums "Ride the Lightening" and "Master of Puppets" but sit right behind them according to my opinion.
"Cee-Lo Green... Is The Soul Machine" is one of the worst album experience for me on this list. This is a hip hop album by Cee Lo but I don't know why it was included on this list. This album has many downside than positive. This album feel out dated production and I don't know why I was annoyed to listen to voice of Cee Lo when he was rapping. The album is like over 1 hours and there are too many tracks. Almost every tracks are average to bad quality. The only good track is "I'll be Around" and other than that not a single good songs on this album. The good thing is a catchy hooks and a smooth vibe but after that charm started to fade out and album began to feel repetitive. Overall not a great album by Cee Lo and worst album on this list for me.
"Space Ritual" is a double live album by Hawkwind. This album is a space rock and hard rock genre. This album has a good experience for me. I love how it bizarre or weirder with space sounding details. The instrumental and vocal performance are great and interlude is also good for the continuation of the text track. I love the tracks like "Master of the Universe", "Lord of Light", "Born to Go" and "Orgone Accumulator". Talking about negative side, I don't like the tracks like "7 by 7" and "Time We Left This World Today". The interlude are just a spoken word intervals and it is too many sometimes ruin the excitement. Also the album feels long even though it is double album. And I found disc 1 far more superior than disc 2. Overall good moments listening to this album. This album feel like I'm in outer space.
"Blood and Chocolate" by Elvis Costello & The Attractions is a rock and roll genre album. This album is one of the earliest garage sounding album. The albums production sounds raw which is great. The album lyrics deals with sarcastic covering themes like breakup. The vocal performance of Elvis Costello is fantastic on this album. The standout tracks are "I Want You", "Tokyo Storm Warning" and "Home is Anywhere You Hang Your Head". I like the instrumentation performance especially use of organ throughout the song. There are some tracks I don't like "Honey, Are You Straight or Are You Blind?", "Battered Old Bird" and "Uncomplicated". But the problem from this album is after "I Want You" the album began to fell down. It feels boring after that. Overall decent album for me.
