 | Artist: Ian Hunter Review: As the voice, sunglasses and songwriting conscience of Mott, Ian Hunter was the smartest guy in British glam, slicing through the spangles with the razor-blade language and moral wrath of mid-Sixties Bob Dylan. Shrunken Heads is one of the best albums Hunter has made since the end of Mott, with its vintage surge ("How's Your House," "Brainwashed") and articulate fury. Much of the latter is political, explicitly so in "Fuss About Nothing" (one of three songs with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy... Rating: 3.5 Stars |
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