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Metascore
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 15 Critic Reviews What's this?

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7.6

Generally favorable reviews- based on 11 Ratings

  • Summary: Named after a recent documentary about him, Westerberg's latest home-recorded solo disc contains some of the songs first heard in that film, as well as new material. It was released concurrently with 'Dead Man Shake' by his alter-ego, Grandpaboy.
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 13 out of 15
  2. Negative: 0 out of 15
  1. Uncut
    100
    Much of Suicaine Gratifaction sounded like it had been written in a mood of morose introspection, but Come Feel Me Tremble is brazenly exclamatory. [Jan 2004, p.102]
  2. Even taking into account his work with the Replacements, this is the album on which every song is truly worth hearing.
  3. At the very least, it's the best album of Paul Westerberg's spotty solo career.
  4. Magnet
    80
    On par, quality-wise, with the triumph that was last year's Stereo/Mono. [#61, p.110]
  5. Entertainment Weekly
    75
    The scratchy voice still aches, the guitar riffs still gleefully rip off the Faces, and the songs sound like they just fell out of bed. [24 Oct 2003, p.106]
  6. A few real gems lay hidden amongst Westerberg's home-taping sprawl.
  7. Alternative Press
    40
    Muddy, swamp rockabilly. [Jan 2004, p.108]

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 8
  2. Negative: 0 out of 8
  1. KenL&BonitaJ
    Aug 12, 2005
    10
    Great album!
  2. KennethL
    Dec 12, 2003
    10
    This is a very good album. It holds up with anything in the alternative genre. It totally rocks.
  3. ronw
    Jan 27, 2004
    10
    Utterly brilliant. Better than any 'mats record, and I saw them 5 times in the 80s. Sounds like vintage '72 Stones, but more Utterly brilliant. Better than any 'mats record, and I saw them 5 times in the 80s. Sounds like vintage '72 Stones, but more literate. 'Crackle and Drag' is as amazing as 'Answering Machine' and 'Wild and Lethal' rocks better than most alternacrap. What a comeback! Expand
  4. BrianM
    Oct 30, 2003
    8
    This album picks up where Stereo left off, but with less successful results. Song like "Dirty Diesel" and "Crackle and Drag" are prrof This album picks up where Stereo left off, but with less successful results. Song like "Dirty Diesel" and "Crackle and Drag" are prrof Westerberg's talent as a song-writer. While tracks like "Hillbilly Junk" and "Soilder of Misfortune" sound under-produced and under-developed. However, it is a great addition to Westerberg's catalogue if you are a fan of Stereo/Mono. Expand
  5. PeterB
    Nov 1, 2003
    8
    Westerberg is again in fine form on his follow up to 2002's "comeback" LP "STEREO". The songs are strong and Westerberg's raunchy Westerberg is again in fine form on his follow up to 2002's "comeback" LP "STEREO". The songs are strong and Westerberg's raunchy "Keith meets Ronnie" rythmns are glorious throughout. It would have been nice to see Paul employ a full band and maybe take a little more time in a real studio. But hey, what the heck - Paul is back with a new album and hopefully a tour to follow. All is well in the land of Westerberg!! Expand
  6. Oct 19, 2021
    7
    I don't think it's quite on the level of prior album, Stereo (2002), but some great moments on here with songs like Daydream and What a DayI don't think it's quite on the level of prior album, Stereo (2002), but some great moments on here with songs like Daydream and What a Day For a Night. Expand
  7. Jun 16, 2011
    5
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. My blog is a coded love letter and I often like to play word games but what might have been implied in "Bridesmaid" was purely accidental. I would never intentionally disrespect you. Expand

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