Nightjar wrote:

He has such a one-track, one-trick vocal style that it's virtually unbearable.

He seems to have a 1.5-octave range.

It is over.

That was an excellent album whose only flaw was a lack of variety.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 4 stars.

Over.

Meh. Good sign I suppose that it sounding hopeless dated. Song were OK, if bland and formulaic and the over sung fame school The Voice dragged it down.

But I couldn't hate it.

**

Well, that was fabby.

A delight from beginning to end.

A triumph of originality, innovation and anarchic, avant-garde bravura.

Every single one of the people he name-dropped at the start were not only reverently referenced, but they were in fact emulated and eclipsed and destro...

etc

It was appalling, dead-eyed 'product' that reeked of Haute X-Factor feculence from the first turtle's head until the ultimate, grim 'grunt-flop' and assiduous 19-sheet wipe.

Still not as bad as Amazulu though.

Or maybe as bad.

Disappointed that this wasn't covering the hitz of Cardinal John Henry Newman.