Title: Solid and Underated
Product review: New fans should pick this up, although "Toys in the Attic" is obligatory. Bluesy and nasty, the contents of this album are enjoyable all the way through. The drugs don't interfere too much. (Tyler may like "No Surprise" because it sings the band's history but it is only a passably good song by their standards.) A bunch of covers are here -- all good. The band was outdated to a degreee, people wanted a slicker sound and it took the band another ten years to pick upon that gravy train and it worked for them. This was the last of the old sound and it still shines.
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