Reviews

Emerging from a pink and white neon rocket ship, Nicki Minaj brought so much energy to the stage from the second she graced it.

The show felt like catching up with a friend at the pub and simply listening to an extremely funny guy tell a bunch of extremely funny stories. Top notch.

ISHU has a terrific ear for relaxed and groovy production; it’s just a shame we don’t get a chance to hear more of him.

Inherent in everything is an organic approach to crafting, plain and simply, ripping tracks to get one’s self moving.

The ‘60s jangle is turned all the way up for last girl, Shelley, where the coolest part is what sounds like a dropped beat that could have been a mistake first time round but they keep it up throughout the duration of the track.

With King Animal, they prove there’s still a little gas in that tank.

Celebration Day captures the fitting final chapter to one of rock’s most epic stories, and makes a fine stocking filler for the shaggy-haired reprobate you love.

So whether you’re a newcomer or a tried-and-true fan (who’ll undoubtedly love the remastering work), there’s literally something here for everybody.