Post by GeorgeX on May 29, 2017 9:17:19 GMT -6
10. Thick - Sadly, I only like three tunes on this; Sheik of Encino, Jalapeno, and Slick
9. Rocket Science - A little better, but I felt like they were running on fumes at the end here.
8. Illicit - Many love this one, I know. But this is where I think they start to slide, with all the improvs. Only The Big Wave is top notch TT material, although I do like Stoopid, Root Food and Torque as well.
7. Face First - Same thing here, but the songs I like the most, (Salt Lick, Canine, and the title track)I like more than the Illicit stuff, overall.
6. Nomad - Polarizing record, for me. Half of it, I love. The other half puts me to sleep, especially Elegy for Shoe.
5. X - Surprisingly good comeback. I wish they would have done a follow-up. Maybe someday, but I doubt it.
4. Reality Check - A return to more songwriting, from their two previous records. Which I appreciate.
3. Dr. Hee - Minority position, but I like the old, sax and percussion, days a lot. And Henderson never sounded better, to me.
2. Spears - This one sorely needs a remaster, but the writing is superb. There's a reason they were still doing three of these songs live, all the way til the end.
1. Tribal Tech - Best batch of songwriting, cleanest production, and my favorite of their keyboardists. The two longest tracks are a bit ponderous, but it's no biggie.
9. Rocket Science - A little better, but I felt like they were running on fumes at the end here.
8. Illicit - Many love this one, I know. But this is where I think they start to slide, with all the improvs. Only The Big Wave is top notch TT material, although I do like Stoopid, Root Food and Torque as well.
7. Face First - Same thing here, but the songs I like the most, (Salt Lick, Canine, and the title track)I like more than the Illicit stuff, overall.
6. Nomad - Polarizing record, for me. Half of it, I love. The other half puts me to sleep, especially Elegy for Shoe.
5. X - Surprisingly good comeback. I wish they would have done a follow-up. Maybe someday, but I doubt it.
4. Reality Check - A return to more songwriting, from their two previous records. Which I appreciate.
3. Dr. Hee - Minority position, but I like the old, sax and percussion, days a lot. And Henderson never sounded better, to me.
2. Spears - This one sorely needs a remaster, but the writing is superb. There's a reason they were still doing three of these songs live, all the way til the end.
1. Tribal Tech - Best batch of songwriting, cleanest production, and my favorite of their keyboardists. The two longest tracks are a bit ponderous, but it's no biggie.
