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5.0 out of 5 stars
Personality plus!, September 15, 2011
This review is from: Party of One (Audio CD)
I love this CD because it is fun.Sure there are one or two down tracks but the uptempo and joie de vivre of Nick shines through. The songs are all great and most are pretty amusing.If only Elvis would lighten up like this.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Looking back..., August 29, 2011
This review is from: Party of One (Audio CD)
Back when this Cd was first release I bought it, played it and thought... damn! Nick's getting slow and too country for me. Ragin' Eyes is one of my favorites of his,... as are a lot of Nick's work from the 80s but when the 90s hit... he started slowing down. I just compared this album with the cuts I've heard off his new album and I have to say... I'm going to re-buy this one instead of the new one. This CD has so much energy and flair,... something that is really lacking on his new CD. We're all getting older but jeez Nick... at least I still like to rock. How about the next album you drink a lot of 5 hour energy and get Dave Edmonds to produce for old times sake? I'll bet you'd put out your best record since... well,... this one! Please?
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Not Nick's best, but not his "Lowe", either, October 19, 2005
This review is from: Party of One (Audio CD)
Nick Lowe has songwriting talent just raining out of his pores. While this record wasn't as strong as his first several albums, there is a lot to like here: "What's Shakin' on the Hill" ranks up there with Nick's best songs, "You Got the Look I Like" is catchy and fun, "(I Want to Build A) Jumbo Ark" follows in Nick's tradition of fantastic hyperbole, "All Men Are Liars" is a hilarious song that I constantly hum to myself, years after this album came out, and "I Don't Know Why You Keep Me On" fills out the roster of fine songs on this disc. There are no bad songs here; it's just that not every single song is a stunner. Yes, this record comes from Mr. Lowe's country period, (which is understandable, as he was married to Carlene Carter, stepdaughter of Johhny Cash), but don't let that scare you away: the songs stand on their own, outside their supposed genre. Pick it up before the prices skyrocket like the early, OOP Lowe CD's have......
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