Most lyrical, beautiful Chumba yet
5
By C.Edwards
This is the album for people who loved English Rebel Songs and Not in My Name. Every song on this album is sing-able, which is a major departure from most modern and punk music. These are songs you can teach your kindergarten age nephew and sing while walking to and from the park.... and talk about the politics when he reaches fifth grade. These are the protest songs that this generation doesn't have.
Learning to Love and When Alexander Met Emma are sweet and wonderful love songs.
If you're looking for Tubthumper... well... try the older stuff.
Great
5
By Avs
Chumbawamba never disappoints. They are better singers this time around, and the Chumbwamba charm is better than ever. Fantastic.
Da Nuge
5
By Da Nuge
I own a couple of Danbert Nobacen's folk 7 inches along with Chumbawamba's split 7 inch with SF's "A State of Mind." This record, to me, is a welcome return to form. Bankrobber, the Clash song is especially great.
Hmmm...
3
By Tenebrous
I honeslty like this music, but talk about a left turn out of nowere. The entire time you listen to it you expect a loud part, but sadly it never really happens :(
