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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Intense Pop
4 Nov 2008
Format:Audio CD
I have a vinyl copy of this record which sounds gutsier, but has a mark on a couple of tracks. This is a great pop record. As good as Oasis but with more harmony. I can just imagine the Britain they are singing about.
An intense but melodic record.
An intense but melodic record.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
These guys rocked 1991
16 May 2007
Format:Audio CD
1991. I loved this CD and got to see them live, twice. The CD is a lost gem from that wonderful era of alternative (before all the frat-boys took over)
I listened to this again recently and damn, if it didn't hold up quite nicely.
Brings back more than a few memories (including drinking a whole lot of Jager with them at the Hard Rock in DC, and then not drinking with them on the next leg of the tour at Bertha's in Baltimore) -sIMEON
I listened to this again recently and damn, if it didn't hold up quite nicely.
Brings back more than a few memories (including drinking a whole lot of Jager with them at the Hard Rock in DC, and then not drinking with them on the next leg of the tour at Bertha's in Baltimore) -sIMEON
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Time and place for everything
4 Jun 2001
Format:Audio CD
I stumbled across this album back in 1991 based on the strength of their single "Which Way Should I Jump?". I was not disappointed at all. This album holds great memories for me and I still remember how disappointed I was when I couldn't see them open for The Wonder Stuff in an old abandoned church in Detroit. The songs are very well written, well produced but very typical for late 80's and early 90's. In a nutshell their music is more influenced than it was innovative. It's easy to recognize the influence of U2, Wonder Stuff, EMF, etc. Nevertheless a good album. For me, part of music is having it when the band is still together, touring etc. In order to buy a band's music after the fact it really needs to be something special, revolutionary, new...not typical and ordinary. This album is very typical for when it came out...it was very good (one of my favorite albums of that year) but I wouldn't recommend it to anybody...it wasn't THAT good but it is good music if that makes sense. Who knows...if they come out with another album then I'd recommend buying it so you can appreciate the new stuff that much more but as far as this album being the end all and be all...it's not.
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