"Bill Callahan has got that something extra. one of the few artists I can listen to over and over again, and never tire of. All of his albums since Wild Love are class...growers"
"one of the great albums of the 80's. ferociously political (but not pretentious or above its station like some other bands i won't mention...U2) and full of invention. Underrated"
"Hugely underated and cursed by A Whiter Shade of Pale's success. Procol were a reet good rock/blues/progressive band. Home is the hardest and darkest album they ever did...quality"
"easily his best album, what he was all about...just him and his guitar and every track instantly memorable. not a massive fan of his other wishy washy stuff"
"Like Bill Callahan...a true musical genius. song for song Will Oldham is possibly the best songwriter working today. all of BPB's albums are equally as good"
"Ocean Rain and Heaven up Here seem to be their most highly regarded albums, but this is what they were all about...propulsive, dark and compelling. More consistent than the aforementioned"
"Clear Spot is the Captain at his most accessible and listenable. some real good tracks that show what a genious he was when he curbed his unlistenable eccentricities"
"Chateau D'Isaster is Ian Anderson at his peak...a musical genius. Dark, raw and wierd but awe inspiring. It is unbelieveble that he decided to shelve this masterpiece"
