From BlueSuedeSuzOkay, don’t Freak Out! This album was released this month in 1966, so it felt right.
- How effectively does the chaotic structure of The Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet justify its status as the album's closing track?1 reply
- Does the parody of pop conventions on Go Cry On Somebody Elses Shoulder enhance or diminish the track's musical value?1 reply
- Given the stark stylistic shift on the second half, does Freak Out work better as a single cohesive statement or two distinct projects?No answers yet
- Does the cynical lyrical perspective of Trouble Every Day feel timelessly relevant or firmly rooted in its mid-sixties historical context?1 reply
- How well does the repetitive, spoken-word instrumentation of Help, Im A Rock hold up to repeated listens?No answers yet
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