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 "What's Up?" ... could be an autobiographical text in which almost everyone could recognize themselves.

 The album ... sounds a bit like the consecration of Linda Perry alone and her powerful vocal cords.

This review covers 4 Non Blondes' only album, emphasizing Linda Perry's strong vocal presence. It highlights key tracks like "What's Up?" and "Train," while noting the album's mix of rock, blues, and funk. The album is seen as enjoyable but primarily a showcase of Perry's talent. Some tracks lack standout qualities, and the album foreshadows Perry's solo career. Discover the unique voice of 4 Non Blondes and listen to the iconic 'What's Up?' – explore the album now!

 The sound is raw, and the singer’s shrill and acidic voice sometimes clashes with the rest of the band.

 All in all, it’s enjoyable to listen to, particularly track number 3, Hogwash, and the pop-punk Frances.

Motorpsycho's debut album, Lobotomizer, presents a raw and gritty sound influenced by blues and grunge. The lead vocals can be challenging, yet tracks like Hogwash and Frances stand out. The lyrics are cryptic but add to the album’s appeal. Overall, it's an intriguing start that invites further exploration. Dive into Motorpsycho's gritty debut and discover the raw blend of blues and grunge on Lobotomizer today!