GrantNicholas

I love Josh.

Well, dear Gallagher, it's not that there's much to describe, anyway... I appreciate the critique.

Ah, well, how can one disagree about New Zealand... :)

Hi Speedsound. Of course, without any acrimony, that would be the last thing I want. The fact is that, if you pay attention (which you obviously don’t, you don’t follow all the reviews I write, unless you’re an editor, which I don’t know), sometimes I send four reviews a week and at other times I disappear for fifteen days. This is due to my own time constraints. So I write one review and send it quite a while later; I certainly don’t write three in an hour. Whether they say the same things, I’m not sure; maybe I have a limited vocabulary, but I find it unlikely that I'd say the same things when talking about Suede and then Puddle Of Mudd. They remain personal impressions and opinions; this is yours, and I respect that. In fact, I always say that critiques are more useful than compliments. Critiques, yeah, not insults. Best regards.

@ senior86: well, it's a matter of taste. But Jesus For The Jugular is worth the whole album for me.

"Sci-Fi Lullabies" is impressive. More than a collection of b-sides, it feels like a best of.

I'm thinking of reviewing Nux Vomica by Sui Veils, which is truly out of this world. Finn Andrews is an incredible talent. I find The Runaway Found a step below, but still okay. I've never seen them live. As for The Long Blondes, I just can't seem to like them, I don't know why.

I heard the tracks live on YouTube, I think it’s a nice rocking album as Big Michael promised... Let's hope for the best.

@Vì: no, I rarely feel nostalgic. I gave it five because this collection contains a series of spine-chilling great songs. That's all. Since you only have Singles and A New Morning, I’ll take the liberty of recommending (as my friends pointed out above) Dog Man Star.

@Presoblu: apart from Anderson's (at the time) androgynous look, in my opinion, Suede and Placebo have nothing in common.