Blue

Editorial Reviews
Spin
On Blue, [The Jesus Lizard] supplement their repertoire of grinding catchlessness with some jazzy, flangey, tonal stuff.... [The Jesus Lizard] hold firm to the company line that real rock should sound unpleasant enough to snub the folks and bug the neighbors.

Entertainment Weekly
Their avant-grunge might be unfashionable in the post-Beck era of ironic sampling, but that doesn't take away from its power. The end result remains loud, rude, and distorted, yet swinging with explosive musical interplay.

Blue

Music Review:

  1. Blue Skies Over Dundalk
  2. Bright Flight
  3. Broadway [CD-single]
  4. Cats & Dogs
  5. Choke [Import]
  6. Concert Classics [Import] [Live]
  7. Daughters/Come Back to Bed/Home Life [CD-single] [Import]
  8. Don't Go Away [CD-single] [Import]
  9. Drive By Monologue
  10. Dumbing Up [Import]

Music Review

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Music Review

Two Timing Touch and Broken Bones [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Symphony 1 C Minor Op 2

Symphony of Enchanted Lands

Music: At Their Best: 25 Songs

The Best of the Cammy Awards: 1995-2002

Tales from Beyond the Groove [Import]

Swing Explosivo

The Dreaming

The Best of Hank Marvin & the Shadows [Import]

Stars on Classic: The Beatles

Tony Hawk's American Wasteland

Samvad (Conversation)

Salterio, Inolvidables Mexicanas, Un Viejo Amor - Rayando El Sol - Perjura

Blue This Evening

Landscape