Business as Usual [Columbia, 1982]
They call Australia Oz because it's about as exotic as Kansas upside down, and these five sturdy-sounding, fragile-down-under blokes make the most of it. Ten thousand miles from the heart of darkness they're free to project honest, ordinary, low-level Anglo-Saxon anxiety, with enough transpositions of key and meter to establish that they've thought about it some. Call the music auxiliary Police, with more players and fewer dynamics. The words aspire to a bland compassion that sings its origins in the vaguely rebellious "Be Good Johnny," about a schoolboy who "only like[s] dreaming," and justifies its universalism by finding Australians everywhere from Brussels to Bombay. B+

If he didn't tack letter grades onto the end of his reviews nobody would understand them.

>>127005236
low reading comprehension

>>127006111
it is hard to read someone else's mental diarrhea, yeah
was it really worth bumping another slide cuckgau thread over though?

>>127003889 (OP)
Rumor has it this feller eats other mens’ cum outta his wife’s who-ha

>>127006434
Fantano