| Product | Category | No. of reviews | Average Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ian Brown, The World Is Yours | Indie Music | 3 | 7.3   Write your review |
| Ian Brown, The Greatest | Indie Music | 0 | - Write your review |
| Ian Brown, Unfinished Monkey Business | Indie Music | 1 | 9.0 Write your review |
| Ian Brown, Music of the Spheres | Indie Music | 1 | 9.0 Write your review |
| Ian Brown and Sinead O'Connor, Illegal Attacks | Music Singles | 0 | - Write your review |
Review by
Guest.
on 12th Jun 2008
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Item: Ian Brown, The World Is Yours
Super album again from the king of Manc-Indie. Bubbling with fresh ideas, and never afraid to speak his mind, Brown's ear for a good tune will delight his fan base - but if you are a hardy nae-sayer then this probably won't shift your opinion. A more than acceptable LP nonetheless.
Guest.'s full review | 51 words
Review by
ejpmlq
on 1st Jan 2008
User Rating : 9
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Item: Ian Brown, Unfinished Monkey Business
It usually manages to polarise opinion, but Unfinished Monkey Business sees Brown in fine form, on an album financed by himself, with the instruments played by himself, despite his relative inexperience. With the transition from Second Coming era Stone Roses (Ice Cold Cube was debuted at the final, disastrous Roses concert at Reading '96, on here it's arguably the highlight of the album) into the new-age Brown still occurring, there is quite a mix of musical styles and moods, but in it's own ...
ejpmlq's full review | 226 words
Review by
davecritic
on 9th Oct 2007
User Rating : 9
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Item: Ian Brown, The World Is Yours
Very good,
Listen out for brass in 'Save Us'Orchestra works well.
Ian Brown top lyricist..
Apparently Ian stopped his use of Cannabis for the recording of Album quote BigIssue. Ian Brown has yet to record a bad
davecritic's full review | 43 words
Review by
phoenicks
on 8th Dec 2004
User Rating : 9
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Item: Ian Brown, Music of the Spheres
Ian Brown, Music of the Spheres - As an old Stone Roses fan I was a bit disillusioned with the initial fare provided by Brown and Squire after the break-up; the Seahorses were going nowhere in particular and Ian Brown's first solo release "My Star" was intriguing but nothing mind-blowing. His first album, "Unfinished Monkey Business", was a very rough done-in-me-bedroom affair (albeit with a couple of absolute corkers), but by the time he released his 3rd album, "Music of the Spheres", Brown ...
phoenicks's full review | 201 words
