Customer Reviews

Just Supposin

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I just received this cd, & I like it. I'm pretty close to owning all of the Quo's studio cds. I'd heard a couple of songs on this one, but overall I like it. It was one of the last ones with the original bandmates on it. If U like Quo U'll be ok with this one.

This cd was did after the break up /but it was still a good cd.Igave it four stars ,because it has some week songs on it .What you purposing,wild ones ,and drive my car ,are a few of the good songs on here.It isnt one of there better cds but if your into status quo it worth buying

Quo , retained the throne of kings of boogie rockin 80's style with this one. They tear it up and lay down some cool songs although the next one was a little weaker (1982) and the one after that 'back to back' was filled with still great songs neither of them would be like this one was , a band at their peak laying down great hard boogie rockin. Few fans would find any fault with this release. There's alot of great songs and several hit singles, In fact most quo cds have a couple of hits on them! But here they do it their way , and would continue this unevenly through the next three releases until 1986's 'in the army now' , then go pop , and make good pop too, but fans were not happy with them at all. You couldn't have seen that coming with this release though , this is solid quo all the way.

I've been listening to this group since the 1960's. They're more popular in Europe than here in the USA. Such a shame. These guys have been putting out good music for a long time now.

I was disappointed when Alan's "Wild Ones" was dropped from the Back2Back two album combo CD, but it's on this release....and is a perfect example of that driving Lancaster/Coghlan sound. Crank it up!