"Where I discovered Lewis, on the stunning "Lucky" - imagine Curtis Mayfield or Marvin Gaye being remixed by Portishead after they had taken some very dubious chemicals"
"Great alt-rock. Touches of both OK Computer and Bends-era radiohead, the manics, the foos plus their own idiosyncracies. Alcatraz and Pusherman are epic. Again UK and US versions with different tracks"
"Acoustic sometimes esoteric instrumentation, typically sparse yet beautiful and warmer production by Talk Talk collaborator. Vocals-Jeff Buckley meets Aaron Neville. Brian never bettered this debut."
"Kid A but 80s and acoustic? Those in the know shout about this album, but I think there are many still ignorant of its timeless quality. I suspect many inc.Four Tet, Elbow, & Thom have drawn from here"
"A greatest hits chosen purely because I coudn't decide which album to highlight! Touches of Dylan, Waterboys, grunge, folk, burlesque and pure originality"
""They say there isn't any such thing as bad luck/yeah well once i shot an arrow in the sky and it stuck" ...Bob Dylan's son and lyrical quality appears genetic!"
"Folk instrumentation and passages of near silent delicacy collide with buzzing samples and skittering loops not to mention the odd groove. Unique and beautiful"
"Available in a plethora of different editions/track listings! Epic dance music - imagine Pink Floyd making Dark Side of The Moon for the 21stC. Eye popping Eye for An Eye video."
