Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 7 reviews, going back to 1991, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Pop 43%
  • Indie & Alternative 29%
  • Rock 14%
  • Metal & Punk 14%

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More numbers (how close they land to the other critics, release-week calls) appear once we track 15 of their reviews.

Their favorites

  1. Skid RowSlave to the Grind 88 Chicago Tribune
  2. Modest MouseThe Lonesome Crowded West 75 Chicago Tribune
  3. PrimusTales from the Punchbowl 75 Chicago Tribune
  4. Simply RedStars 75 Chicago Tribune
  5. Paula AbdulSpellbound 75 Chicago Tribune

Every review

Outlet
Modest MouseThe Lonesome Crowded West“Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West (Up) (star) (star) (star) With far-reaching paranoia emerging as a favored form of rock pathos, Modest Mouse’s fixation with claustrophobia seems downright contemporary. This…”Chicago Tribune via Wikipedia75 3/4831998
PrimusTales from the Punchbowl“Primus Tales From the Punchbowl (Interscope) (star) (star) (star) With songs such as “Southbound Pachyderm” and “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver” delivered in a nasal whine by frontgoof Les Claypool, complete…”Chicago Tribune via Wikipedia75 3/4791995
PulpHis ‘n’ Hers“Pulp His ‘N’ Hers (Island) (STAR)(STAR) Pulp’s world is a one few people have the luxury of living in. London is the setting for 11 epic tales dripping with lust,…”Chicago Tribune via Wikipedia50 2/4761994
Simply RedStars“Simply Red Stars (EastWest) (STAR)(STAR)(STAR) In the genre of blue-eyed soul, few voices on the current scene can match Mick Hucknall of the British band Simply Red, previously best known…”Chicago Tribune via Wikipedia75 3/4701991
Skid RowSlave to the GrindChicago Tribune via Wikipedia88 3.5/4681991
Paula AbdulSpellboundChicago Tribune via Wikipedia75 3/4661991
Janet JacksonUnbreakableChicago Tribune via Wikipedia75 3/478

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