Ross Clelland, Journalist

They’ve never sounded like they’re not enjoying each other’s company and musical tangents, even if discussing Welsh nationalism (Aberystwyth) or simply jigging in a Muckheap.

The Walker Brothers’ No Regrets comes with a weary resignation, while a final Messin’ With The Kid takes The Saints’ punk angst and makes it grow up.

Moments like that, Songs That She Sang In The Shower’s wry memories, and the raucous morning-after Southern rock of Super 8 somehow just all fit together to show an artist at the top of his game – whatever category you try and peg him. Phenomenal.

If you’re prepared to listen to some sometimes uncomfortable home truths, you’ll probably learn something.