Title: Good debut
Product review: ...and they got even better, with "De Stijl" and "Elephant".Good garage-blues-rock, with a scaled-down sound (just guitar and drums). Reminiscent of Led Zeppelin's first two albums, and you can't get a much bigger compliment than that. Gets better with each listen, as good albums should.The only gripe I have is that there is a degree of "sameness" between the tracks - they could have done better by trimming a few tracks off the album, and maybe worked on introducing some more variety.The best tracks are "Stop breaking down" (a cover of the Robert Johnson classic, though for the definitive version listen to the Rolling Stones' version on "Exile on Main Street"), "Suzy Lee" and "Sugar never tasted so good".
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