Doubt was uniformly the stronger album; Liquidizer remains worthy of exploration.


Sorry, but "Doubt" was the more generic of the first 2 releases   February 13, 2009
kabalabonga
"Never Enough" and "Move Mountains" might have been reproduced in variations throughout the rest of the songs on the CD (tape for me in 1990)but all of the songs (including "Info Freako" and "Broken Bones".. with the exception of the Crazyhead cover "I Don't Want That Kind of Love") carried a much heavier punch than anything you'll hear on "Doubt". I can't tell you what a breath of fresh air this was in the summer of '90; only Urban Dance Squad's "Mental Floss For The Globe" demanded the same sort of sonic attention. It's a shame that the CD is out of print. Do yourself a favor and buy this one first; you'll see there's no competition between "Liquidizer" and "Doubt", with the latter cohesive only when its generic pop is taken into consideeration.


Not very good   February 12, 2000
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The music production on this album is rather poor and the songs are very generic and really sound outdated. Get the far better album "Doubt" instead and only get this album if you MUST have another Jesus Jones album. Otherwise, you're safe to skip this one.