Mr Wolf

Nice review, I listened to the single and "Blind...," he seems like a genuine bluesman who knows how to play. But, to stay on topic, it's not in my wheelhouse.

I only heard "Cornerstone," and what doesn't convince me is this singing that feels a bit too dramatic and emphatic. If his music reflects this single, there's nothing new under the sun; perhaps, a pleasant mainstream.

Justice has been served! Well done.

If they sound like you write, we're at very high levels (a bit pop punk).

Overrated, it will end up in oblivion, perhaps remembered only as one of the most expensive flops of all time.

It seems like a good resolution for this 2015 just begun.

Unfortunately, I have never been to Ireland and I only have the first Chieftains album. Very nice review, although it's not true that they were Zappa's favorite band; he only said that: 'U2 is maybe the most popular and successful musical export coming from Ireland today, but there's no comparison between the musical quality of what they do and what the Chieftains do. We play together here nearly every time they're in town and I love the sounds these guys make. I love the melodies and the chord changes, and especially the way their music is performed. Each member of the group is an expert on his instrument, not just in terms of technique, but in terms of the concept they have of what the final ensemble product is supposed to sound like. That is something you are only going to get with a group that has been together 30 years. People describe U2 as "post modern rockers", but what does that mean? Do they themselves know? And which would you rather have? Mediocre invention, or a direct linear descent from celtic culture, which is what I hear in the music of the Chieftains? The Chieftains are their own culture and I hear traces of not only celtic history but global history in their work, echoing back to the beginning of time. I've noticed that when they play here in my home with ethnic musicians from all over the world.

Scorsese being Scorsese... I wasn't convinced, the film has a brisk pace but is too redundant.

Mediocre geographers. Hi Johnny BuBu.

Well done!