Back to Stereophonics best here. I was pleasantly surprised and have now bought Language. Sex. Violence. Other. Deadhead is the best track with its great bass guitar

"Language, Sex, Violence, Other?" can be summarised in one word: genius. It sees the Stereophonics divert back to their "Word Gets Around" and "Performance and Cocktails" origins, with some real rock 'anthems' including "Dakota", "Deadhead", and "Superman". Only 1 song on this album really slows down and that is for "Rewind", still a chilled out song that gives a break leading into "Pedalpusher", "Girl", "Lolita" and the final two songs.

Other songs like "Brother" "Doorman" and "Devil" show what brilliant musical minds these guys have, and how after 5 albums, over 60 songs combined, and numerous world and UK tours, the Stereophonics fail to record a song that sounds the same as another.

Having seen these guys on the opening night of their 2005 UK tour, I can firmly say they're also one of the (if not THE) best live music acts to date. It's simply sensational to witness, and an honor to come within 10 feet of these people.

Even the loss of Stuart Cable from the band hasn't stopped these guys from producing music to rival the world's best; in my opinion, these guys ARE the world's best!

A superb production and a MUST for any rock fan!

The Stereophonics' album 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other' is a really good buy. It features a new drummer and a different kind of rock music.
If you want something good to listen to in the car this is the CD for you.