mark g.

Terrible, a movie for stupid people.

More accessible in some ways than later work, also more melodic than later work. A great start from a great band.

Only bad album this legendary band ever made. It was an attempted cash-grab in which they got away from what they were all about. The absence of Ray Manzarek is glaring.

Great album. Myrick, along with the Cars, really embodied the new wave sound of the late 70s and early 80s. So many great songs.

First off, can people stop bringing up the albums made over thirty years ago. That version of the Pixies died, three decades ago! As for the post releases, I liked all of them, loved two of them. However, this is my least favorite release. Just nothing real special here. Tough to follow Beneath the Eyrie, which I think was great. Maybe repeated listenings are needed, but this reminds me of Frank Black solo job. Just an excuse to tour.

Jeff Lynne is an iconic talent.

In my opinion, the greatest heavy metal album ever. The best Priest album.

His best, in my opinion. Not as "country" as most of his others. Start to finish, great all the way.

The greatest guitar player ever, get it.

Great album. Just saw him live and he was working a lot of the tracks into live set. Lyrically different from his other stuff, more personal, introspective.