Average Rating: 4.85 Rating Variance: 0.05 Objectivity Score: 21% (Not Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBig Wreck In Loving Memory Of...It has stood the test of time. After 11 years it still brims with clever, muscular compositions.Big Wreck The Pleasure and the GreedBig Wreck AlbatrossThis seems to be the most fun Ian has had in years and just maybe that feeling will be as contagious to the listener. You get the sense that Albatross was an unbridled joy in creation. It jumps genres with ease while remaining sincere wherever it lands. rEvery song is different in texture, space, tone and feel, yet they hang together through their superior melodic quality, sophisticated composition and "tight but loose" approach to production. There's hard and soft, dark and light and enough memorable hooks to keep you listening for years.rThe reverence & reference span generations of music. Ian has absorbed much and the band is able to deploy the pieces he's loved in fresh new ways while keeping genuine. rThere are multiple tracks which cover the entire Big Wreck/Thornley catalog in their appeal. Fans of each phase will have something to sink their teeth into and there's even some exciting new ground being turned over, so get ready for layers, crunch, muscle, texture, nuance, beauty, hooks and funk!rThis is a homage to what was the cream of the early 80's. Big wreck has officially begun to mine what was singularly unique from that silly (IMO) decade and the results are amazing. Perhaps my favorite track on a stellar album. I've listened thousands of times in the last year and it still rocks!Big Wreck GhostsThe Raconteurs Consolers of the Lonely4.5 superbBig Wreck Grace StreetGrace Street is a vast affair, with exquisite playing and compositions. Thornley Come Again
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