Title: Underrated Moody Classic
Product review: I absolutely agree with Mr. Clifford's review, I love this album and feel that the whigs really came into their own with this one. Greg Dulli is a wonderful lyricist and writer, I was so happy with this album I went out after hearing of the Twilight Singers album (their first one) and was really let down. I heard a song off Blackberry Belle and fell for it imediately, thought "man he has come back to this album's sound, awesome!". I have not picked up the Blackberry album yet, it will be my next purchase however. I have every Whigs album with the exception of Congregation, and I love them all, mostly all... Gentlemen is great but in different ways, this album with all it's dark narrative and moody, languishing crying out for forgiveness, haunting beauty I definitely give it a Fiver. It is truly a classic carved into it's own category which I challenge anyone to compare this sound and writing to? Buy it, I think it stands on it's own quite well.
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