JohannesUlver

Pure creativity. The Judases are the "variants" of Darwinian theory in the realm of hard music. If an improvement is positive, its bearers thrive and spread: and how many descendants, how many followers has this record had...? Countless.

The grade is too low. I like it.

Exaltation aside, I wanted to say: you did great. There was a missing review of this album, and that just couldn't happen! And it's also a good piece of work. Congratulations.

ALLLLLLLLLLLLIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICCCC CCCCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

Heh heh... but who cares about popularity? What matters to us is the music, right? Anyway, you did a great job highlighting this album!

Incredible artist whom I love to bits. I liked "Shrunken Heads" more, but this is more than good as well. Regarding Dylan: HONESTLY, I DON'T THINK IAN HAS ANYTHING TO ENVY HIM. First of all, the comparison is out of place: they are completely different musicians, but still, if we want to play around, Bob remains the quintessential minstrel, but Ian has surely surpassed him as a musician, mastering various styles with great skill throughout his career. Furthermore, "once out of Hoople, he managed to build a respectable solo career, but only in these last five years does it seem he has found the right path." And "All American Alien Boy," "You're never alone with a schizophrenic," "Short Back 'n' Sides"? Maybe you meant he has now settled into a new dimension, appropriate for his age and current vocal abilities, but it must be emphasized that Mr. Hunter has always been on the right path, his path, along which he has gifted us with amazing records. Perhaps only "Rant" was not up to his standards, but the rest has always been excellent. More than "try again, Ian," the ideal encouragement is "keep it up, Ian." Thank you, Mr. Hoople.

Incredible artist whom I love to bits. I liked "Shrunken Heads" more, but this is more than good as well. Regarding Dylan: HONESTLY, I DON'T THINK IAN HAS ANYTHING TO ENVY HIM. First of all, the comparison is out of place: they are completely different musicians, but still, if we want to play around, Bob remains the quintessential minstrel, but Ian has surely surpassed him as a musician, mastering various styles with great skill throughout his career. Furthermore, "once out of Hoople, he managed to build a respectable solo career, but only in these last five years does it seem he has found the right path." And "All American Alien Boy," "You're never alone with a schizophrenic," "Short Back 'n' Sides"? Maybe you meant he has now settled into a new dimension, appropriate for his age and current vocal abilities, but it must be emphasized that Mr. Hunter has always been on the right path, his path, along which he has gifted us with amazing records. Perhaps only "Rant" was not up to his standards, but the rest has always been excellent. More than "try again, Ian," the ideal encouragement is "keep it up, Ian." Thank you, Mr. Hoople.

Beautiful Earl

Ez, has Ian's new one come out? GREAT!!! I'm off to listen to it!

I didn't mind at all. However, there's a huge difference when it comes to sharing certain heresies...