Awesome, awesome punk album. Flows between thrash and more classic styled punk seamlessly, and Agent M is a damn fine singer who can pull it off.
Tracks of note: Headlights on a Grenade, Roundabout, Swimming Through Molasses.
Great brit-rock, feels somewhere between Radiohead and Franz Ferdinand. Some weak points here and there (lags somewhere around the middle) but nothing too major.
Tracks of note: Like Eating Glass, Helicopter, Price of Gas.
Something to relax to, but most of it is rather mediocre. IF you can, try and find the Ani Difranco/Aimee Mann collaboration in "When Doves Cry."
Track of note: High on Sunday 51
THE CLASSIC. Not a weak track in the entire production, which is all the more impressive due to both its soundtrack status and Prince's eccentric ways. "Purple Rain" could still pass as a prom-night staple, and "When Doves Cry" just never goes out of style.
Tracks of note: Darling Nikki, Purple Rain, When Doves Cry
aaaaand filling out this diverse collection--
Great album that I can funk to at any time. Although "Scarecrow" is overly long and a few tracks seem to borrow from each other "Go It Alone" and "E-Pro" seem to be the biggest offenders--it's still a deeply solid effort. Not on par with "Odelay," but still great.
Tracks of note: Black Tambourine, Hell Yes, Missing
