Disco de Status Quo: “Perfect Remedy”

I'am a long devoted STATUS QUO fan... so normally I should not be happy with this album, because it is not heavy. But don't mind..! The songs are very well made...and you will enjoy them. If you are a country rock fan and the famous "Marguerita time" is one of your favourite QUO song.. you will like the gems like the " Adress book" and the " Going down.." So don't hesitate...!! Try this together with the Ain't Complaining album...

I felt at the time that this one was alot stronger than the really poppy 'aint complaining' but not as good as the pretty good 1986 effort 'in the army now". Still it only has a few real rockers and the rest is more quo pop rock.

The band went through several phases, psych pop rock 1966-70, which is cool mostly, then their peak 1970-82 blues rocking coolness. followed by this rock and rock pop stage that lasted till the early zeros. Their NEXT one is much better though and returned them to greatness (rock til you drop) before they went on to several more pop rockers. There is some really great songs on here though, I don't think 'aint complaining' had one great song on it, songs like 'power or rock and roll' etc so it's not a write off for harder rockin quo fans. I like these pop rockers from the band but in reality they are not as great as their more straight rock ones.

I am allso a long time fan of status quo and i must say i am a little dissapointed.This album is a setback from tha cd aint complaining.IF you buy it dont exspect status quo to rock. they do only in a few songs.