charles

Yeah, fine, that’s true. But if you look at the top charts of recent years, they’ve been dominated by pretty awful stuff (Black Eyed Peas, Britney, Pausini, Ramazzotti, and so on). Anyway, in this album, Vision Valley, Take Me Back, Going Gone, and Spaceship are wonderful. You can think whatever you want… :)

Dear Tosatti, sales rankings have never mattered a damn.

big comeback. I wouldn’t have bet even 10 cents on it. great album.

listening tips: I repeat, the latest Mudhoney is extraordinary. It’s worth more than Riot Act, Lost Dogs, and Pearl Jam combined in my opinion. For those interested, the title is "Under a Billion Suns"... haloa! :)

And anyway, I didn’t explain myself: by bullshit I also meant those in the posts. Period. I appreciate both Britpop and grunge. I’m not slandering anyone. This album, containing a gem like "the universal," deserves more than 1/5. At least 3 stars. I give it 5 because it’s perhaps the best chapter of Blur. Parklife, 13, and Think Tank, in my opinion, hold their ground too. And anyway, Francis, you made a mistake bringing grunge into it; these are completely separate things. One movement was born in the UK with certain ideals, the other across the ocean with very different ideals. The fact is that I don’t agree with the review, period. For me, Blur, The Verve, and Oasis are as great as the immense Pearl Jam (but up to Binaural; after that, they don't exist for me anymore), Nirvana, and Soundgarden. Listen to the latest Mudhoney album and you'll send the last three Pearl Jam records (including Lost Dogs) packing.

I've never read so much nonsense in a review. This album was needed, but it deserved a more worthy one.

beautiful post-rock.

great album. perhaps their best. very significant "York" influence.

great album, very interesting band. but they are too Radiohead. which isn’t a bad thing at all...

Oh my God, how awful the new single is. I have a bad feeling about the new album, and I've been having this feeling for quite a while.