"Not as acclaimed as 'Tales from Urban Bohemia', but in my opinion a superior album. Has a lovely feel to it, and 'Not if you were the last junkie on earth' is an unknown classic."
"An interesting album: 'Hayling' is (quite rightly) getting the most airplay, but they're all good songs. Leaves a nice feeling on listening right through."
"The best band you've never heard of. A better Canadian export than Celine Dion (not hard really), Our Lady Peace are a thought-provoking rock/indie outfit."
"Another case of a album being passed over in favour of one by the same band despite being a better listen. This album is superior to any other Anansie album I've heard. No one tune stands out though."
"This got a bit of a slating on release from the dance press, which is a shame - for someone like me who isn't really clued-up about mixing etc. it's a great listen, and great fun."
"Fantastic. Dire Straits will go down as one of the most influential bands of the 70s/80s, and this is a perfect showcase of how great they really were."
"Another massively influential band of the 70s/80s was Slade - as witness Oasis's note-for-note cover of 'Cum on Feel the Noize' in the mid-90s. Indeed, Oasis is the best comparison in modern bands."
"Weird, weird, weird. Also, great, great, great. Samples everywhere, which leads to an interesting album. I saw these at Creamfields a couple of years ago, and they were awesome."
"It's easy to forget what an eclectic artist Eric Clapton was; this greatest hits compilation reminds you of what a versatile man he was. I must admit that I'm not so keen on his singing though...:S."