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Generally favorable reviews- based on 67 Ratings
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Positive: 46 out of 67
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Mixed: 9 out of 67
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Negative: 12 out of 67
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mikelaMar 23, 2006El puto amo
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jamesJan 30, 2006aw this album is tops!
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dimecFeb 12, 2006the fact that the user ratings are at either end shows that there is something about this album. personally speaking...'75 degrees' - is it not a creative success at all levels? listen without prejudice. i am not a crazy fan; but i love this album. iti s highly recommended. PS: he is arrogant... so what? cant he be good?
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BenRFeb 2, 2006Ignore the critics - this is really, really good!
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AlexandraM.Feb 2, 2006
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MattHFeb 7, 2006Excellent album, some people have a pre-conceived view of Richard being the "Verve Continued" but this is not what he is trying to do!! The album is full of amazing songs in their own right. People who are expecting a new Verve album should go elsewhere and stop bitching!!
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[Anonymous]Mar 1, 2006Great work from the best singer and songwriter in a world.
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JesusH.ChristMar 18, 2006Oh My DAD! Richard Ashcroft is a GENIUS! I bow to him. Makes me want to punch children, in a good way! His songs hit you like a FIRETRUCK of EMOTION!
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MikeKApr 12, 2006Great singer and nice songs with creative arangements. A little eccentric but thats what music needs.
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mrsdemosMar 22, 2006this album is amazing i love it
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davidcMay 25, 2006fantasic. brilliant laid back enjoyable music
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Aug 31, 2019Richard is so talended that hearing him live made me love him more and enjoy his songs more after that.
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gregorJan 30, 2006Don't know what some people's problems are, cause this is a great return for him.
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JamesOFeb 1, 2006Some great tunes and when he's good, he's unbeatable
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MarcAJul 27, 2006A great and simple album from Richard Ashcroft.
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dugbJan 31, 2006by far, ashcroft's best solo outing. Typically strong ballads (why do lovers, cry til the morning, break the night with colour) as well as a rollicking jab at the religious right (why not nothing). Thoroughly satisfying record, easily distancing itself from the first two solo efforts.
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DavidWMar 8, 2006Excellent, good to have another dose - and good to take Human Condition out of my CD player for a change...
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mattaFeb 1, 2006
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PavelMFeb 5, 2006Not superb, but some songs remind me the best verve.
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MaciejWApr 5, 2006Nothing life-changing but he's got some truly pretty tunes here and, despite what others have said, some of the vocals are personal and relative to what many are likely feeling. Great chill-out listen or a nice evening with a date.
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DavidAFeb 10, 2006This album is better than people are giving it credit for, I think after a few listens others will agree. There is no standout track, but as an entire album it is quite a good listen
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JackTJun 6, 2006
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emilywFeb 16, 2006
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MichaelCFeb 21, 2006Some of the lyrics are clichés, but the music is great.
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abacusMay 12, 2006It's odd that people in America haven't heard Ashcroft since Bittersweet Symphony. They should. Very good album overall.
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JimRFeb 19, 2006Best of his solo efforts, this album is more focused than the previous two, worth checking out!!
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JamesMFeb 19, 2006Much better than human conditions but he still hasn't discovered how to change key when he plays guitar. His limited guitar playing keeps his voice bound on this earth when it should be exploring the galaxies of the mind. Come on Rich, give Nick a call.
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PeterHFeb 8, 2006it's not for everyone to understand melancholy well done. this is music for those who can see beyond mere technique without being simple and naive emotional listeners.
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jorisMar 14, 2006The only hauntingly standout track here is the titletrack Keys To The World, amazing... besides this not what I expected tough definitely not bad
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crujFeb 11, 2006not a bad album, but who cares? IT'S NOT THE VERVE, which is all any of us want anyway. damn Nick McCabe for losing his shit and breaking up one of the finest songwriting duos of the nineties!
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Awards & Rankings
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His voice sounds better than ever, and while nothing here recaptures the glory years of The Verve, his songs are more focused than ever before.
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Too much is sodden with his overbearing ego.
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How the mighty have truly fallen.