"The Leps finest and most consistent album. 4 years in the making, a masterpiece of (over) production but every track is a hook-laden classic. Contains 6 US/UK top 30 hit singles."
"The album that kicked off glam-rock in the UK. Bowie's trashy rockstar lyrics perfectly complemented by Mick Ronson's buzzsaw guitar. A milestone album."
"The 'Smiff's 2nd album from '74. Not as immediate as the "Toys.." & "Rocks" albums that followed but still brim full of attitudinous, balls-out rock."
""Carry On Wayward Son" was the big selling point but the rest of the album is quality prog-rock. Deeply unfashionable these days but who cares - I love it."
"Blistering hard rock start to finish. "Bad Motor Scooter", "Good Rockin' Tonight", "Space Station#5", "Rock the Nation"... Ronnie Montrose & Sammy Hagar never hit these heights again."
"Their best album by a country mile (duck missiles from the diehard Bon Scott-ites). Brian Johnson's voice is an acquired taste but this (his debut) is chock-full of stonkers!"
"Last album by the original 4 band members. Considered by many to be the low point of Free's short career but I'll defend it to the bitter end. A gloriously understated album."
"Queen made some great singles but their albums were often hit & miss affairs. This is the exception; a well-paced mix of vicious hard rock & softer songs that really hits the spot."
"Joe's 1st solo album from '72. The original A side of the LP (tracks 1-5 on the CD) flows like a mini-suite. "Mother Says" and "Turn to Stone" are killers."
"Gorgeous melodies, intelligent lyrics, low-key arrangements. Highlights are many but "Half Light","Wires" and "Twenty Four Hours" stand out. An album that rewards perseverance."
"The last great Zep album. Thrills abound with epics like "Kashmir" & "Ten Years Gone" mixed with their trademark pounders such as "Trampled Underfoot" & "Custard Pie" to name a few - indispensible"
"I'm not a big fan of U2 but the plaudits afforded this album over the years are entirely justified. A fully-rounded and cohesive album that won't have you reaching for the remote to skip tracks."