Pros:

Phenomenally catchy and timeless rock tracks are packed with incredible grooves and riffs, and are carried by some of the most infectious drumming, stupendous bass lines, magnificent guitar work and sensual vocal deliveries every recorded

Delightfully progressive and experimental, delving into lengthy track lengths, instrumental flourishes via keys, brass etc. and a range of genre fusions including funk, country and more that all pan out consistently and spectacularly

Production is wonderfully forward-thinking and characterful, capturing the essence of rock'n'roll and breathing so much life into every moment

Cons:

Final couple of tracks end the album of a slight lull, suffering from some slightly less electrifying songwriting and a singularly awful and problematic lyrical choice

Best: Kashmir

Worst: Sick Again

10/10 The best to ever do it