Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Fetish
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Free Music Review: Enough for my money
Hit: 3 Stars
The song "fetish" is a good one but the other stand-outs on this album (like "Handyman" and "Love Is Pain")are available on other albums ... but you do get her in a collar & leash on the cover!Free Music Review: Forgetish....
Hit: 2 Stars
Reworking old songs, an electronica sounding album, poor production and extremely weak lead guitar (due to the absence of Ricky Byrd). This is truely the end for Joan Jett. This album is for die hard fans only. Unlike Jerry Lee Lewis, this is "all filler and NO killer". There is not any comparison to this and her classic release "I Love Rock & Roll". I hope I am wrong, but look for Joan Jett to join the "Essential", "Greatest", "Ultimate", "Remastered w/ Bonus Track", "Anthology" has-been tour for cash in the near future.Free Music Review: Where's Wanna be your Dog?
Hit: 2 Stars
I'm a longtime fan and admirer of Joan and her music but her new album is way overdue. This is just like throwing her fans a bone with a couple of new songs and unreleased live tracks......and speaking of bones......Where is I wanna be your dog???......that is one of the most sexual songs Joan ever recorded.....guess Up Your Alley is still selling well enough to leave it off.Free Music Review: STILL the newest Joan Jett record!
Hit: 2 Stars
Well, any new fans of Joan's who want & need the latest thing she's done will have to be satisfied with this. A tasteless and somewhat slapped-together collage of sexy songs that just doesn't do Jett justice. Is longtime friend/mentor/manager Kenny Laguna happy with this new image?? I'm a hardcore fan from 1981 and I'm not.Free Music Review: The WORST OF JOAN JETT plus two bonus tracks!!!!
Hit: 1 Stars
This cd is clearly one of the biggest ripoffs in the recording industry. Jett took a bunch of her worst songs and tagged on two additional new songs hoping that her audience (which hasn't gotten any new music from her since 1994) would buy it. While the two new tracks are enjoyable the rest of the album is tripe. (...)