NME

[Admin]

Oh, cruel irony, thy name is Suggs. “Communication is a skill you must acquire… it is essential”, he gurns on ‘How Can I Tell You?’. Pray tell then, sir: why are you half-arseing your way through such a thick slurry of clod-hopping ska-by-numbers? Or wallowing in pits of cliché (‘So Alive’), flapping your bits about and chasing fillies down the local disco (‘Never Knew Your Name’), or grinning your way through frivolous ditties (‘Misery’)? When you can no longer squeeze into your old ‘You don’t have to be mad to be in this band, but it helps’ T-shirt, it’s time to hang it up for good.
2 out of 5

[simon]

Bastards.

[Andyc65]

BUNCH OF GRUNGE ROCK LOVING BASTARDS WOULDN'T KNOW A GOOD ALBUM IF IT KICKED THEM IN THE ARSE !!!

[deco]

Im glad i dont read the EN EM E ,Hairy arse bastards
This albums stands up with the rest of them, classic madness at its very very best

[simon]

If I knew where the bastard lives I'd go round and jolly well give him a right good talking to, it's amazing.

[graham]

If you read the first of the comments to that review....that's me that is!!

To be fair there was an article in MIS last week in which the reviewer in question had responded to an email someone had sent him defending his position - some of it was fluff and nonsense and trying to hide behind using clever metaphors etc - but at least he responded, and with more than just a "well I thought it was crap so there" type response.

As my comment starts off "Everyone is entitled to their opinion I suppose...."