It’s an interesting idea though that might get some traction. Before you rate an album in future you have to listen to the artists entire back catalogue to ensure that you are worthy of a vote. Can’t wait for the next Frank Zappa review. (119 albums)Its almost like that fabled time when OK Computer was reviewed and all sorts suddenly appeared on this thread!
Didnt know Williams was but guessed as much about Floyd due to him using Peaches on his cooking shows
Which was made in January 2012. The Stranglers wrote Rattus in January 1977. In other words before they were ucking born.
I think there’s a few wading in here without appreciating the context of the thread or some of the comments. I knew what you meant.My comment was about Hats, but yea similar applies. The context was that the album still sounds current today.
I could never get on with the Doors.I would say it’s the other way round. The Doors were immense for their time and remain relevant but The Stranglers have made Rattus Norvegicus and a decade later made Dreamtime.
Robin Williams and Keith Floyd were huge Stranglers fans
Just make sure you stick around to give low scores to the others when it's not your turn. ;-)I think he's been the best keyboard player ever, even better than Rick Wakeman and that's saying something! But it's all about opinion.
Thanks to @RobMCFC for inviting me to nominate an album as this is excellent thread but not one I've kept up with. In future I'll review up and coming albums and I have a few more albums I'd like to nominate.
It is missing just a wee bit of testosterone for me. ;-)Whilst I am enjoying some of this weeks album, and being pleasantly surprised buy some of the sounds, it’s a very inconsistent album IMO with at least one track that shouldn’t have seen the light of day.
From their final studio album, for the record.I could never get on with the Doors.
I think it started with Riders On The Storm. The introduction is very sinister.
Yes, the original album contained 9 tracks.Think i'm correct in saying we are scoring the first 9 tracks only in the Spotify version.