One of the most wildly uneven and inconsistent records I've come across, but still a resounding success all things considered.
That three track run at the beginning is one of the greatest in music history. And I'm not some paid geezer critic here to fellate my favorite white fellows, but these Irish boys really do pack a punch bigger than Mike Tyson with their uncanny knack for hooks and atmosphere. I mean this album is co-produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno, two of the great ...
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