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Jul 1, 2020
Rolling Stone's 40th greatest album of all time
I remember this album having something of a resurgence about 10 years ago, but I cannot think why then. The album begins with Alone Again Or, which is a phenomenal soft jazzy psychedelic song. However after that it takes something of a turn and becomes instantly MOR American rock, with negligible amounts of psychedelia. A good listen but the opening track on its own is significantly better than what follows. If you haven't heard it, I recommend The Damned's cover of Alone Again Or, it popped up in a punk playlist on spotify and is a very good alternative version while still being respectful to the original.
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A raw, relatable journey...
I read the book in a single sitting, this book contains poetry and prose of the highest calibre.
Lauren Cresswell writes a raw, emotional journey, one that no matter what your experiences of love, lust or loss, you will definitely relate to.
Expect to feel a strong range of emotions, ones that will bring up many memories of the best of times, and maybe the worst of times, the times that make us who we are.
At points this book literally brought me to tears. The book gives us a no-holes-barred, at some point almost psychedelic view into the author's experiences, experiences we all know too well, with a form that perfectly highlights the highs and lows of love.
Overall, a must read for anybody.
Lauren Cresswell writes a raw, emotional journey, one that no matter what your experiences of love, lust or loss, you will definitely relate to.
Expect to feel a strong range of emotions, ones that will bring up many memories of the best of times, and maybe the worst of times, the times that make us who we are.
At points this book literally brought me to tears. The book gives us a no-holes-barred, at some point almost psychedelic view into the author's experiences, experiences we all know too well, with a form that perfectly highlights the highs and lows of love.
Overall, a must read for anybody.