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"an excellent way to close the summer season" and a "delicious" tune. Andy Gill of The Independent proclaimed EWF "open in high gear with 'Even If You

Escamillo" "Holà! holà! José!" "Halte! quelqu'un est là" "C'est toi!" Andy Gill from the British newspaper, The Independent, gave the complete opera recording

Dangerfield's "trademark exubarence", but stated that its outro was "mundane". Andy Gill of The Independent described the song as having a "lumbering funk-rock

and Rotolo's mother, Mary Rotolo, and her sister Carla Rotolo. Critic Andy Gill writes that, in this song, Dylan clumsily idealizes Suze Rotolo, while

compares the Residents' integrity and outrage to the first punk "explosion." Andy Gill of New Musical Express compared the second side of the album to Harry

more questions he asks, the less the world makes sense to him. Critic Andy Gill called the song "one of Dylan's most unrelenting inquisitions, a furious

American rapper River Nelson, and the album received stellar reviews, with Andy Gill from The Independent writing, "The Rise and Fall of River Nelson shows

Basement Jaxx vs. Metropole Orkest. Reviewing the album for The Independent, Andy Gill said: "'Do Your Thing' is very New York in flavour, a big-band jazz groove

AllMusic's "Favorite Compilations" list as part of their "Best of 2014". Andy Gill of The Independent considered MacColl "[the] most English of talents"

published in 1981 and was a sell-out success in the US. New Musical Express' Andy Gill gave a positive review of the book, noting the clear affection that Butler

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comedic extreme and then deviate from it in direct and explicit fashion." Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album three stars out of five, saying that

response from critics, fans and the general public was mixed and lukewarm. Andy Gill of The Independent rated it two stars, stating "the album's supposedly

1984 Rick Carey, Stuart Smith, Chris Rives, John Smith 400 medley 1988 Andy Gill, Kirk Stackle, Keith Anderson, Chris Jacobs 400 medley Jeff Olsen, Adam

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1994. p. 25. "ALBUMS: Lunging, sweeping, bustling, disgusting and warty: Andy Gill". The Independent. 2011-10-23. Retrieved 2021-02-10. simple pop- metal

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that made it famous, landing smooth if not exactly landmark results." Andy Gill of The Independent stated "if it's an old-style R&B sensibility you're

"Legacy" was met with generally positive reviews from music critics. Andy Gill of The Independent highlighted "Legacy" as one of the album's best songs

announcing his new composition with the words: "This is called 'Freeze Out'." Andy Gill notes that this working title captures the "air of nocturnal suspension

in the way that elements of Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will did. Andy Gill, reviewing the album for The Independent, also felt that the music was

album name, a pun of Jehovah and "overkill", was described by journalist Andy Gill as perhaps referring "to the Judaeo-Christian repression of our natural

better than her debut" (incorrectly referring to Jewel). In contrast, Andy Gill from The Independent gave the album a negative review, saying "Detroit's

Andy Gill (4 May 1995). "POP / The last detail: It was a special night for Pulp, playing at home with their first single in the Top 10. Andy Gill was

For the Love of You is "spun on a skeletal rhythm suggestive of Cameo". Andy Gill of The Independent said "Fortunately, the sinuous funk workouts like 'For

publisher and former editor, Tony Herrington. It is now out of print. Andy Gill at The Independent named it one of the ten best box sets of the year.

band arrangements, production, and Dylan's voice. In a four-star review, Andy Gill of The Independent wrote, "the restrained picking and creamy pedal-steel

soulful performances on American VI are invested in Nashville standards". Andy Gill of The Independent declared the album less strong than American V: A Hundred

"Nobody's Darling", were exclusive to the single. In a review of Hometime, Andy Gill of The Independent felt the song "sounds uncannily like a Coldplay out-take

tracks "end up feeling a little like a case of concept over content." Andy Gill from The Independent describes "Time of Year" as a song with "big beats

it down to a passionate, gospel-informed, New Orleans-style lament." Andy Gill likens the song to King Lear's soliloquy on the blasted heath in Shakespeare's

May 2020. "Harmonia & Eno 76'". Groenland.com. Retrieved 2 May 2020. Andy Gill (31 December 2010). "Album: NEU!, Box Set (Gronland)". The Independent

should be played at a tempo of 92 BPM. In a positive album review by Andy Gill from The Independent he called the song "the best of all". 7" single "Don't

January 2012). "Boy & Bear - Moonfire". The Fly. Retrieved 9 April 2012. Andy Gill (13 January 2012). "Album: Boy Bear, Moonfire (V2)". The Independent.

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Blind Boys album with an intriguing new twist" In his critical review, Andy Gill wrote that "only a couple of tracks – "You Got To Move", given a revivalist

mother, are more than powerful enough to make 'Headlights' remarkable". Andy Gill of The Independent also praised the track, calling it "an almost shockingly

appreciating simple country life "perfectly." According to Uncut author Andy Gill, "the burly country twang of the astringent guitar riff, tempered by the

pours out of his brightly shining brain. And that's very big of him." Andy Gill of The Independent considered the album to "continue the funkier direction

Bruner 15:11.24 100 m backstroke Jeff Rouse 54.07 David Berkoff 54.65 Andy Gill 55.53 200 m backstroke Royce Sharp 1:58.66 Tripp Schwenk 1:58.97 Jeff

Altinoglu: Folk Songs – review". Financial Times. Retrieved 3 September 2015. Andy Gill (18 August 2012). "Album: Nora Gubisch, Alain Altinoglu, Ravel: Mélodies

contains lyrics bordering on the surreal and an anthemic guitar outro. Andy Gill of The Independent criticised the "clichéd and unimaginative" nature of

obstruction from the Musicians' Union, the process took over a month. NME's Andy Gill wrote that the dark atmosphere of the record was reminiscent of contemporaries

ballads, Jarrett covers a vast landscape of piano." The Independent's Andy Gill said, "these 15 pieces sketch an entire world of music, coloured by the

Publications like The Independent were even less favorable; reviewer Andy Gill stated that "lingering this long among a cast of 'wasted people in a wasted

"Picture Book [Box Set] - The Kinks". Allmusic. Retrieved 7 August 2012. Andy Gill (2 January 2009). "Album box-set: The Kinks, Picture Book (Sanctuary)"

Mike Laska. and junior guard Don Weber returning and sophomore forwards Andy Gill, Mike Laughna, and Art White joining the varsity squad after a very strong

together in a myriad of permutations and combinations". The Independent's Andy Gill observed, "On Sign of Life, Frisell offers fragments of haunting melodies

www.grammy.com. Recording Academy. n.d. Retrieved November 2, 2020. Andy Gill (24 June 2005). "We've still got the blues". The Independent. Retrieved

and mathematical-sounding, almost like Bach or modern classical music." Andy Gill of The Independent describes the mood of the album as "reflective" saying

of pop, with extra cheese". Heraldscotland.com. Retrieved 3 May 2017. Andy Gill (20 July 2016). "Album reviews: Lou Rhodes -Theyesandeye, Look Park -

"10 Most Depressing Songs Ever". NME. London. Retrieved 8 April 2016. Andy Gill (2011-10-07). "Album: Peter Gabriel, New Blood (Realworld) - Reviews -

Paris 10 May 2011". Consequence of Sound. Retrieved 17 February 2012. Andy Gill (3 February 2012). "Album: Wire, The Black Session (Pink Flag)". independent

hard not to give it up for such a big, goofy bear hug to the universe." Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album four out of five stars, saying "This

favorable) review by Chris May All About Jazz (favorable) review by John Kelman Tiny Mix Tapes review by Amneziak The Independent review by Andy Gill

Richards. "One Child" garnered a mixed to negative response from critics. Andy Gill for The Independent thought that the children's choir gave the song a

motion – faster than most folks, rock or jazz, in that crowd realized." Andy Gill of The Independent commented that the concerts featured on the album "capture

for the most part -- rather impressively -- recorded live." Conversely, Andy Gill of The Independent felt the record was too reliant on yesterday: "Three

in different parts of the world, particularly in the United Kingdom. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote, "The Rise and Fall of River Nelson" shows River's

contrived chorus that pays homage to West's Sweet Baby Jesus, among others." Andy Gill of The Independent found it to be a stand-out track, "featuring assured

album "it certainly wouldn’t be the worst decision they’ve ever made". Andy Gill, The Independent's music critic, like others commented that the music

all music is composed by U2 Footnotes Gill, Andy (28 February 1997). "Andy Gill on Albums; U2 Pop Island 314 524-334-2". The Independent. Archived from

the glory and grime of a vanished era". In another four-starred review, Andy Gill for The Independent referred to "the wistful blend of piano and ambient

commented that the "soulful ballad" was "both impressive and broadranging." Andy Gill of The Independent gave it a very strong review, stating that the song

On release Psychocandy received favourable reviews. Writing for NME, Andy Gill described the album as "a great searing citadel of beauty whose wall of

Puppets Profile". Metacritic. October 5, 1996. Retrieved June 10, 2013. Andy Gill (April 12, 2013). "Album review: Meat Puppets, Rat Farm (Megaforce) –

included on Elton John's Christmas album, Elton John's Christmas Party. Andy Gill of NME wrote: "Looks like we'll have to endure that fairy Kate Bush".

guitarist's best albums in recent years, but one of his best recordings ever". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote, "Frisell is meticulous throughout, never playing

thankfully for listeners, the music on No Plan holds up." The Independent's Andy Gill stated: "Blackstar’s moods and musical modes are continued through these

has been sent by Eli, a priest in the Books of Samuel. For the critic Andy Gill, "this eponymous messenger is, of course, Dylan himself, the bringer of

Falling" on her 2009 album Strange Communion. The Independent critic Andy Gill called this "the album's most magical moment," calling Gilmore's vocal

Walker had "finally wrote an album that is entirely in his own voice." Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that the album is "mainly brusque and strident

her for wanting to satisfy different tastes. Here, it actually works". Andy Gill of The Independent provided a mixed review, feeling that the material

gospel-choir chorus of the track", calling it "genuinely affecting." Andy Gill from The Independent also wrote a positive review, saying that "the uplifting

Archived from the original on 19 September 2008. Retrieved 17 December 2007. Andy Gill (2007). "Rough Trade Records: Now". emusic. Retrieved 17 December 2007

than "the nicer, more amateurish managers in the Village". Dylan critic Andy Gill has suggested that Grossman encouraged Dylan to become more reclusive

directions. This is a fascinating meeting of minds". The Independent's Andy Gill said "It's all dazzlingly virtuosic and evocative". Many online reviewers

Sara Dylan is the inspiration for other works. Both Clinton Heylin and Andy Gill have connected Sara to "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" recorded in January

cover artwork, concept Dylan Vaughan – photography John Martyn's Website Andy Gill (The Independent) Review Nick Coleman (The Independent) Review Personnel

"eruptive work" and praised its "mercurial shifts and puckish gestures." Andy Gill of The Independent said the work "offers [the soloist] a showcase in how

with lyrics that Allmusic's Thomas Ward compares to a nursery rhyme. Andy Gill suggests that Dylan was influenced by Jerry Lee Lewis on this song. Gill

standards. Loverly won the Grammy Award as the Best Jazz Vocal Album in 2008. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote: "For Loverly, she reverts to the bread-and-butter

shift from straight country music to different pop genres. Both Freed and Andy Gill of The Independent commented on the themes of mortality and finality in

Pop) | Under The Radar". Undertheradarmag.com. Retrieved 2012-04-02. Andy Gill (2011-06-10). "Album: Vetiver, The Errant Charm (Bella Union) - Reviews

finalgear.com. Retrieved 2012-04-16. Danny MacAskill - The Slabs on YouTube Andy Gill (2010-07-09). "Arcade Fire, Hackney Empire, London - Reviews - Music"

the album, 'Marilyn Monroe' stands the best chance of pop crossover." Andy Gill of The Independent called it one of the most impressive songs on the pop

baroque and bluegrass is shorter than we may previously have thought." Andy Gill of The Independent stated "Once again, the protean malleability of J.S

brief and creates a genuinely exciting piece of music in its own right." Andy Gill in The Independent gave The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman a maximum rating

Normal Family review by AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved 21 January 2019. Andy Gill (26 July 1996). "A Normal Family - review by Independent". Independent

which premiered on Sveriges Radio and was later released on vinyl and CD. Andy Gill in The Independent gave The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman a maximum rating

done, however different it may be." In another The Independent review, Andy Gill noted the EP found Turner, "in appropriately reflective, wistful mood

to be slipping into bitterness." The Independent featured two reviews. Andy Gill noted, "pleasingly, at its best their punchy 'mechanized swing' electropop

and nothing ended up the way we thought it would." The Independent's Andy Gill gave the album a very positive review, writing: "[That Might Well Be It

Last Year". The Baltimore Sun. December 26, 1912. p. 8. "Thomas Andrew "Andy" Gill". Indiana Football Hall of Fame. "Three Westernes on All-American Eleven"

(2009), co-written with Gary Barlow and John Shanks. Vocally, reviewer Andy Gill of The Independent suggested that Dixon's vocal strengths lie with more

their first actual vinyl record in a 25-year career". The Independent's Andy Gill stated "Mindset is short by Necks standards – just two tracks of 22 minutes

band, and describes it as "a fun and genuinely touching set of songs". Andy Gill of The Independent particularly praised the band's cover of "Meet Me Halfway"

Dreams". Huffingtonpost.com. December 7, 2015. Retrieved January 31, 2016. Andy Gill (December 4, 2015). "Coldplay, A Head Full of Dreams: 'Too much emotional

Manchester Camerata/ Boyd". The Guardian. Retrieved 25 January 2008. Andy Gill (28 October 2011). "Album: Manchester Camerata, Tchaikovsky: Variations

synths on 'Believer' bounce along like vintage Erasure." The Independent's Andy Gill opined that the song, "with its childlike lyric [...] set to a basic Eighties'

 Cuba 15:33.61 Pedro Carrío  Cuba 15:39.73 100m backstroke   details Andy Gill  United States 55.79 Rodolfo Falcón  Cuba 56.12 Bobby Brewer  United States

me. I'm just describing what I've heard women in my life say to me." Andy Gill wrote for The Independent that "The high priestess of emotional turmoil

Jean-Michel Guesdon describe the lyrics as dark and threatening. But Andy Gill describes the lyrics as "more sad than angry" about the betrayal, particularly

me. I'm just describing what I've heard women in my life say to me." Andy Gill wrote for The Independent that "The high priestess of emotional turmoil

dope." Problems playing this file? See media help. According to author Andy Gill, by starting his new album with what sounded like "a demented marching-band 

records that changed my life". MusicRadar. Retrieved 15 October 2022. Andy Gill (31 May 2013). "Album review: James Skelly & The Intenders, Love Undercover

BBC Music is evocative of the group's 2003 single "Hole in the Head". Andy Gill of The Independent noted that the song sees the Sugababes "effectively

named the Best Media Personality by the Pakistani Achievement Awards 2014 Andy Gill nominated for Best Show (Breakfast Show Monday-Friday) – Asian Media Awards

the song to recordings from the Motown era in the 1950s and 1960s, with Andy Gill of The Independent likening it to material composed by Shadow Morton.

Naked Album Reviews, Songs & More". AllMusic. Retrieved October 27, 2023. Andy Gill. "Violent Femmes: Dangerous Visions". Rock's Backpages.(Subscription required

newfound appreciation for "a range of rock styles so disdained by punk", Andy Gill of The Independent believed the album is "far better than we had any right

2009). "Zero 7: Yeah Ghost". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 September 2009. Andy Gill (4 September 2009). "Album: Zero 7, Yeah Ghost (Atlantic)". The Independent

song is a sort of striking out... a feeling of what can you do?" Critic Andy Gill described the song as "the bluntest condemnation in Dylan's songbook,

tribute album to Gang of Four, The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four. Frusciante released two versions—one mastered for vinyl

Jerome Seabrook labeled it a kosmische musik album. In 1979, NME critic Andy Gill reviewed the album, stating that "Neu took the repetitive pulse of rock

Sullivan of The Guardian compares it favourably to Music for Airports. Andy Gill of The Independent proclaims that "Lux never bores because it's never

Mullin, Kyle. "Brian Eno The Ship". Exclaim!. Retrieved 16 August 2016. Andy Gill (21 April 2016). "Album reviews: The Ship by Brian Eno, I've Always Kept

"Amsterdam Sinfonietta – review". The Guardian. Retrieved 12 June 2016. Andy Gill (12 October 2012). "Album: Hélène Grimaud & Sol Gabetta, Duo (Deutsche

massive market" for newcomers like Bauhaus and Killing Joke: journalist Andy Gill then separated these two groups of bands, pointing out that there was

released in late May. The band's music had evolved and become poppier. Andy Gill, writing in The Independent, welcomed the result, whereas Pitchfork's

Cragg found that "there's just too much anonymity". At The Independent, Andy Gill evoked that "the album does not give evidence Rita Ora is anything like

well critically with most of the critics labelling the album as dated. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote: Surely the longest-serving of UK dance outfits

Marc Almond: The Tyburn Tree". Financial Times. Retrieved 9 April 2015. Andy Gill (21 February 2014). "John Harle & Marc Almond 'The Tyburn Tree: Dark London'

step with 2013 hip-hop, going so far as to have nice songs about women." Andy Gill of The Independent said, "In the 14 years since World Party, Cee Lo Green

indeed if you're not in the mood for their peculiar world." However, Andy Gill of The Independent gave a negative review, saying that the album found

impressive hardcore hip hop song on the album, as well as being "anthemic" by Andy Gill of The Independent. In his review of Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, 'Nathan

children look like becoming yuppies. And then Republicans..." Critic Andy Gill points out that the song's lyrics echo lines from the Book of Ecclesiastes

ISBN 0-88733-131-9. Shelton, R. (1997). No Direction Home. p. 280. ISBN 0-306-80782-3. Andy Gill (1998). Don't Think Twice It's Alright. p. 85. ISBN 1-56025-185-9. Santelli

Crying Your Heart Out" remains down-tempo for the majority of the song. Andy Gill for The Independent noted that it does not possess the "rapidly acquiring

Sessions, but also draws on sounds from Springsteen's Human Touch (1992). Andy Gill of The Independent wrote of the album's musical style, "[I]t's couched

magazine also included the album in their top 10 albums of the year of 1992. Andy Gill from The Independent said "It's their best record by some distance, bristling

from the original on September 7, 2008. Retrieved November 17, 2012. Andy Gill (1 February 2013). "Album review: Barbra Streisand, Classical Barbra (Sony

Neil Fred Neil 2:24 4. "Love Like Anthrax" Dave Allen, Hugo Burnham, Andy Gill, Jon King Gang of Four 3:19 5. "Sara" Bob Dylan Bob Dylan 5:31 6. "Hey

Encyclopedia of Popular Music (5th concise ed.). Omnibus. p. 449. OL 11913831M. Andy Gill (3 June 2011). "Album: Donovan, Sunshine Superman Stereo Special Edition

uk/music/reviews/6xzb Nick Levine, BBC Music 09/06/11 The Independent Andy Gill, The Independent, 10/06/11 "Q Music Review Section". Q-music.nl. Archived

Viennese Waltz for the simplest reason: why the hell not?," Jules stated. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that this new version was based around waltz-time

Crane Park, Recreation Ground (Capacity: 7,000 (780 seated)) Chairman Andy Gill President Bill Hussey Coach(es) Steve Larkins League(s) National League

affiliated with The Wall Street Journal, via SoundCloud, on October 7, 2015. Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album four out of five stars and wrote, "if

composed of "trap-influenced sub-bass and heavier drum programming", and Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that the song shared the same "skittish modern

finishes the skit by telling West's past lover that "Yeezy taught you well". Andy Gill of The Independent commented that a similar "alliance of aristocratic

(help) Gluckin, Tzvi (14 September 2017). "Post-Punk Guitar Antiheroes: Andy Gill, Keith Levene, and Gareth Sager". Premier Guitar. Thorpe, Vanessa; Simpson

for Do It! by Clinic". Metacritic. 10 April 2008. Retrieved 7 May 2016. Andy Gill (17 April 2008). "Album: Clinic, Do It! (Domino) | Album Previews | Culture"

group Stackridge. It was released in the UK by Helium Records in 2009. Andy Gill of The Independent said, "The reformed group's new album finds their strengths

written about him. The album title refers to the game rock paper scissors. Andy Gill of The Independent noted a feeling within some of the album's lyrics and

image," going on to describe it as "wise beyond this songwriter's years". Andy Gill of The Independent commented on Nutini's progress since his debut, saying

seasoned soul coupled with Bey's creamy delivery is a mood to behold." Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that Beyoncé "act[s] as a Greek chorus" to the

its sense of joy and tragedy set it apart from her best-known work". Andy Gill from The Independent found Anderson's observations on a variety of themes

suggesting "generally favorable reviews", based on 6 critics. In a review by Andy Gill, The Independent professed the album to feature "their ebullient charm

its sense of joy and tragedy set it apart from her best-known work". Andy Gill from The Independent found Anderson's observations on a variety of themes

was named Album of the Week by The Independent on December 21, 2013. Andy Gill began the article with, "With Quality Street, Nick Lowe manages the virtually

"Radiohead, The King of Limbs – First Listen". NME. Retrieved 20 March 2012. Andy Gill (19 February 2012). "First Listen: The King of Limbs". The Independent

Gill, Andy (September 16, 1993). "ALBUMS / Return of the vox Pop: Andy Gill on Iggy Pop and the week's new releases". newsbank.com. The Independent

safe," runs the chorus to Left Outside Alone." The Independent editor Andy Gill said that this song is "the source of the vulnerability." Dom Passantino

classically transportive experience that Brian Eno excels in creating". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote in a four-star review, "It's territory he's explored

within the music's "exuberant pile-up of harmonies, hooks and powerpop". Andy Gill from The Independent observed "a drive and urgency about Whiteout Conditions

was the seventh best selling single of the week in the United Kingdom. Andy Gill from The Independent remarked that "looming strings are carried on a slowed-down

Pierre Perrone (The Independent, 11 September 2007) link Album review by Andy Gill (Uncut, September 2007) link Album review by Mike Barnes (Mojo, September

the Independent on the occasion of the EP's physical release in 2011, Andy Gill compared Mount Wittenberg Orca favorably against Björk's newest album

"mixed or average reviews". Writing for The Independent, the journalist Andy Gill gave the album two out of five stars, writing, "Dan Croll's follow-up

"Try a Little Tenderness" was "the best version" since Otis Redding's. Andy Gill of The Independent chose the cover of the song as a highlight on the show

Who is Sophie Hunter?". Walesonline.co.uk. Retrieved 10 November 2014. Andy Gill (8 July 2011). "Album: Guy Chambers & Sophie Hunter, Songs for a Boy (Sleeper

"sunny, surreal melodies" with "razor-sharp lyrics". The Independent's Andy Gill highly recommended the album, concluding that "it's the tension between

September 1979 by record label Piano. In a contemporary review for NME, Andy Gill wrote: "For much of This Heat's album, it's difficult and at times impossible

"In Our Lifetime" as "Siouxsie's "Hong Kong Garden" remixed by Prince". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that "Day After Day" sounded like Diana Ross

Reviews: The Doors: Live in New York". pitchfork.com. Retrieved 2010-07-06. Andy Gill (18 December 2009). "Album: The Doors, Live In New York". The Independent

drove such hits as "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" and "Human." Likewise, Andy Gill of The Independent felt the band had made little progress from their "Dare

reviews · Music Review · The A.V. Club". Avclub.com. Retrieved 19 May 2017. Andy Gill (17 May 2017). "Album reviews: Radiophonic Workshop - Burials In Several

British press, such as The Guardian, The Sunday Times, and The Independent. Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album 5 out of 5 stars calling it "the first

[b]ut Keep Calm... is unlikely to win Stereophonics any new fans," while Andy Gill, for The Independent, concluded that "overall, what comes across from

inoffensive stuff you could almost play for your grandparents". However, Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that the album is "not bad, just unnecessary"

heartbreak into something they can now wield with delightful precision." Andy Gill of The Independent alluded to how "songwriter Tracyanne Campbell couches

received an average score of 66, based on seven reviews. The Independent's Andy Gill called the album "stylistically wide-ranging" and stated that "this second

New Music Monthly described it as "an eccentric psych-pop collection". Andy Gill of The Independent called it "one of the most beguiling debuts of the

Guardian. 24 May 2012. Archived from the original on 16 November 2022. Andy Gill. The Independent review Perry, Andrew. "Outside The Box [This is Pil –

Because the Peppers did not have a positive experience working with Andy Gill on their previous record, they began searching for a new producer for

Five Songs with Something to Say", published in the Wall Street Journal. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that there is a "authenticity and dedication

familiar-sounding piano hook modernised by Gregory's whip-smart production." Andy Gill of The Independent opined that "the Elton-esque piano chords of 'Alive'

stultification of patriotic martial music. For critics Mark Polizzotti and Andy Gill, the reality behind the song is the then-escalating Vietnam War; both

described the album as "some of the most mold-breaking alterna-pop around". Andy Gill of The Independent called the album "utterly beguiling", commenting on

live energy, emotional lyrics, and rocking sound. In The Independent, Andy Gill recommended several tracks for download and gave the album five out of

"rides a zippy new-wave groove that justifies its Cure-conjuring title". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that the song "opens proceedings at a peak, the

would suit German Eurodance group Cascada. Writing for The Independent, Andy Gill praised the song for its "fast, juddering" style and wrote that it is

manager both thinking you're surplus to requirements." —Will Sergeant Andy Gill for The Independent newspaper took a less favourable view when he said

2006, at the Wayback Machine https://www.allmusic.com/album/r703758 Andy Gill (25 June 2004). "Album: Beverley Knight - Reviews - Music". The Independent

from Clash opined the song "feel[s] a little forced". The Independent's Andy Gill wrote that "Shampain" is "every bit as annoying as [its] punning title

to hear someone other than Michael Bublé or Justin Bieber sing them." Andy Gill of The Independent stated that "it's the gap between his character and

included in the compilation The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill & Gang of Four. She also appeared in the Sky Arts documentary Blitzed:

Mandela: album stream". Archived from the original on 10 January 2022. Andy Gill, "Idris Elba Presents mi Mandela, album review: A marvellous alliance

received almost unanimous critical acclaim. Writing for The Independent, Andy Gill called it "winsome and reflective", while Angela Lewis of the same publication

similarly toned previous single "Like a Rolling Stone". Indeed, journalist Andy Gill described it as "simply the second wind of a one-sided argument, so closely

Billboard 200 chart. Millennium was certified Gold in Japan by the RIAJ. Andy Gill of The Independent stated "if it's an old-style R&B sensibility you're

number of Dylan biographers, including Colin Irwin, Robert Shelton and Andy Gill, have suggested that the song's title makes reference to Arthur Rimbaud's

(January 7, 1993). "RECORDS / No ifs, diggity-do, no butts, diggity-dah: Andy Gill, exploring this week's releases, uncovers the latest addition to the long

competitor site AnyDecentMusic? rated the album 5.7/10 based on nine reviews. Andy Gill of The Independent, who was a harsh critic of Wilderness said: "this is

the original on February 28, 2007. Retrieved January 15, 2008. Piascik, Andy; Gill, Bob; Lahman, Sean; Crippen, Ken (2009). "Hall of Very Good" (PDF). The

emerging elements in the 1960s youth culture. According to rock journalist Andy Gill, "an entire generation recognized the zeitgeist in the verbal whirlwind

am would have surely made it a radio hit." The Independent journalist Andy Gill noted that the album sounds more programmed than natural, but said that

Devlin, Bud, Sweat & Beers (Island)". The Independent. United Kingdom: Andy Gill. 5 November 2010. Retrieved 9 November 2010. Devlin I'm Just Enjoying

the album 3 out of 5 stars. Reviewing the album for The Independent, Andy Gill said many of the reinterpretations of the band's material transform so

on a release that is "a welcome return to form." At The Independent, Andy Gill rated the album four stars out of five, saying how the release "finds

"Music Review: 1-800-New Funk", Entertainment Weekly, August 19, 1994. Andy Gill, "Albums: He-Who-Once-Was-Prince and Proteges, 1-800-New-Funk", The Independent

song also spent five weeks atop the easy listening chart. The critic Andy Gill wrote, "Blowin' in the Wind" marked a huge jump in Dylan's songwriting

"missed out on an opportunity to dramatically shake up their repertoire". Andy Gill in The Independent found it "a welcome spring clean" and noted the folk

scheme, babe That sucks you into feelin' like this Commentators including Andy Gill, Oliver Trager, and Nigel Williamson have interpreted the song as inspired

Independent, who gave the album a four-out-of-a-possible-five-stars, and Andy Gill said the album was "An impressive debut, albeit one light on lyrical depth

David Vernier: Whitacre: Light & Gold/Whitacre classicstoday.com 2010 Andy Gill Album: Eric Whitacre, Light & Gold (Decca) The Independent 17 October

based on 13 reviews, a score which signifies "mixed or average reviews". Andy Gill from The Independent gave the album 3 out of 5 stars writing the album

received an average score of 65, based on 14 reviews. The Independent's Andy Gill claimed that New Order's ninth outing "actually bests its parent album

Your Eyes" which was conducted by John Metcalfe. In The Independent, Andy Gill gave the album three stars out of five and said, "the overall effect can

described as post-punk by music writer Simon Reynolds. NME journalist Andy Gill wrote that the album departed from earlier Chrome albums by featuring

15:13.02 100 m backstroke David Berkoff 54.91 WR Jay Mortenson 55.97 Andy Gill 56.20 200 m backstroke Dan Veatch 2:01.70 Steve Bigelow 2:02.45 David

formats by Mute Records, and Astralwerks. Reviewing the album in 1978, Andy Gill of NME stated that "The Man-Machine stands as one of the pinnacles of

that love trumps all circumstances–even death [...]" The Independent's Andy Gill The Rolling Stones ranked it 46th in their list of 50 best Lana Del Rey

highlights. However, the song's lyrics were a focal point for criticism. Andy Gill of The Independent dismissed it as a "euphemism too far", while Keith

likeable combination of genres that mesh so well." The Independent's Andy Gill rated the album three stars out of five, describing it as "a collection

hymn to Him, and as the choir powers up it gains a righteous glory." Andy Gill from The Independent also gave a four-star review, and shared in the positivity

"mixture of metal strut, Gothic keyboards and a bender gone off the rails." Andy Gill of The Independent cited the song as a highlight of My Beautiful Dark

century has been unkind to Madonna, who has had her share of heartbreak." Andy Gill, writing for The Independent, felt it was a "most welcome reminder" that

compared it as the sweeter, more simplified version of "Ray of Light". Andy Gill from The Independent stated the song was an "obvious hit single" and compared

pivotal release in both rap and pop music, according to The Independent's Andy Gill, who predicted its standing "alongside the likes of 3 Feet High and Rising

evangelism" and wrote that they "don't seem remotely musically curious." Andy Gill of The Independent headlined his review "A Heart-to-Heart with the Nu-Folk

Morrison's Keep Me Singing: EW review". EW.com. Retrieved 6 October 2016. Andy Gill (28 September 2016). "Album reviews: Drive-By Truckers, Van Morrison,

Rap Reviews & Hip Hop Album Reviews". HipHop DX. Retrieved 2013-12-09. Andy Gill (December 6, 2013). "R Kelly, Black Panties: Album review - Reviews -

15, 2011. Q Magazine, No 103 April 1995. "Hasn't he grown", written by Andy Gill, pages 41–3 published by EMAP Metro "Steely Dan official FAQ: The Later

Archived from the original on 1 December 2008. Retrieved 19 January 2009. Andy Gill (5 December 2008). "Album Reviews: David Byrne, Big Love: Hymnal". The

into a whirlpool of supposition, analogy and swirling guitar," wrote Andy Gill of The Independent. Mark Deming of AllMusic wrote that the album "quickly

1993). "ALBUMS / The answer is a Lemonhead: Break out the pop candy - Andy Gill reviews the Lemonheads and Crowded House". The Independent. Retrieved

Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 21 November 2015. Andy Gill (23 October 2011). "The Unthanks play Robert Wyatt and Antony and the

with Dylan alluding to figures in Western culture in a song described by Andy Gill as "an 11-minute epic of entropy, which takes the form of a Fellini-esque

seen as but a release to tide fans over before the next blockbuster". Andy Gill of The Independent said, "His raps here still stick fairly closely to

Skitz: Amazon.co.uk: Music". Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 15 November 2010. Andy Gill (16 February 2001). "This Week's Album Releases - Skitz - Countryman (Ronin)"

Green, Alive Till I'm Dead (Virgin)". The Independent. United Kingdom: Andy Gill. 16 July 2010. Archived from the original on 19 July 2010. Retrieved 30

lauded the album, calling it "profound, passionate and substantial." Andy Gill at The Independent called it "an album of rare beauty and intelligence"

PopMatters finds Bowie's vocals reminiscent of the Lodger track "DJ". Andy Gill of The Independent describes the re-recordings of both "'Tis" and "Sue"

Wayward Genius". BBC Liverpool. 4 October 2007. Retrieved 25 January 2009. Andy Gill (28 November 2008). "Album: Mike Hart, Mike Hart Bleeds (Dandelion/Cherry

(always tied up in the problem or fear of being misunderstood)". Critic Andy Gill and Trager both interpret the song as about sexual frustration, citing

PopMatters finds Bowie's vocals reminiscent of the Lodger track "DJ". Andy Gill of The Independent describes the re-recordings of both "'Tis" and "Sue"

it remains winningly approachable." The music was similarly praised by Andy Gill of The Independent, Ivan Hewett of The Daily Telegraph, and Richard Whitehouse

and polish still generates excitement." However, in a negative review, Andy Gill with The Independent said that despite the album's title being one of

Falls, Wisconsin: Record Research, Inc. p. 87. ISBN 978-0-89820-203-8. Andy Gill (June 6, 2008). "Album: Emmylou Harris, All I Intended To Be (Nonesuch)"

with Gold: Led Zeppelin's Snowdonia", The Independent, 6 April 1991. Andy Gill (27 August 2010). "Robert Plant: 'I feel so far away from heavy rock'"

rehearsal footage and that This Is It was an "accompaniment" to the film. Andy Gill of The Independent strongly criticized This Is It describing it as being

conversations between police officers about the death of criminals. The critic Andy Gill describes the structure of the song as "paired four-line stanzas to the

flair fans love without the NC-17 lines that often make Kelly NSFW." Andy Gill of The Independent found Kelly "even more at home" musically than on Love

with an "enchanting tune and mysterious, possibly half-baked words". For Andy Gill the song is "an 11-minute epic of entropy, which takes the form of a Fellini-esque

Songs & Chanteys – review | Music". The Guardian. Retrieved 2016-05-04. Andy Gill (2013-02-22). "Album review: Various Artists, Son of Rogue's Gallery (Anti-)

impeccable-as-ever vocal performance". According to The Independent's Andy Gill, the track's "predatory throb explodes into a chugging fuzz-rock boogie

exec-produced KMO). Lyrics such as 'feel the burn' suggest an STD, not ecstasy." Andy Gill from The Independent believed that "Sexercize" was an attempt to enter

Publications. p. 94. ISBN 978-1846-09881-9. Retrieved July 14, 2020. Andy Gill (1998). Don't Think Twice It's Alright. p. 85. ISBN 1-56025-185-9. Sampaio

critics. Metacritic gave it an average score of 57, based on 15 reviews; Andy Gill of The Independent gave it three out of five stars; while AllMusic writer

recording. Geordie Greep of Black Midi uses a Baritone Reverend Descent RA Andy Gill (Gang Of Four) Mike Watt (Solo, fIREHOSE, Minutemen, Secondmen, The Stooges)

entertainment.ie review of D album. Maddy Costa. D review. The Guardian. Andy Gill. D review. The Independent. "White Denim - D". AnyDecentMusic?. Retrieved

yet another example of his sometimes erratic genius." The Independent's Andy Gill hailed it as "Van Morrison's best album in some while" with "a set of

'Toot It and Boot It' may see an advance on [N-Dubz's] U.S. ambitions." Andy Gill of The Independent deemed the album as "a fairly predictable fare", highlighting

Records. Retrieved 14 April 2013. I Am Kloot favouritesky – discography Andy Gill (23 March 2001). "This Week's Album Releases". The Independent. Archived

America in 1980, and Red Mecca in 1981. In the 27 June 1978 edition of NME, Andy Gill said "I firmly believe Cabaret Voltaire will turn out to be one of the

concert 40 times, most recently in 1997. "Obviously 5 Believers" Critic Andy Gill describes the song as steaming along like "a basic love moan". Problems

Britain’s most beguiling indie-pop stars, has become this irrelevant." Andy Gill of The Independent was also negative, saying: "this slim suite of melancholy

Speech Debelle: Speech Therapy". The Guardian. Retrieved 9 September 2009. Andy Gill (2 May 2009). "Album: Speech Debelle, Speech Therapy (Big Dada)". The

from which the lover's Zen-like calm provides needed refuge. Author Andy Gill has commented that the final image of the lover being like some raven

from XXL felt the songs featuring West were Cruel Summer's highlights. Andy Gill of The Independent viewed it as less "ambitious" than West's own albums

released on Triple X featuring the song "Cool Nights" which was produced by Andy Gill of Gang of Four and backed with a cover of the Bacharach/David song, "Walk

in Dave Marsh and Kevin Stein's The Book of Rock Lists (1982). Critic Andy Gill wrote that "Dylan presumably felt it might be prudent to lighten things

metascore of 83, based on 21 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Andy Gill of The Independent felt that the album "has less to do, musically, with

Live at the Royal Albert Hall DVD, critics lauded Adele's rendition. Andy Gill of The Independent called it an "impassioned version," while Alex Young

"To tell the truth, I have no idea how it comes into my mind." Critic Andy Gill calls the song "confusing", finding it unclear whether it is a literal

Stop fighting bout the same old thing.'" A mixed review was given by Andy Gill of The Independent who said that "the vocal editing on 'Start Over' is

producer/director Channel M Television – production Alex Meadows – photography Andy Gill (11 April 2008). "Album: I Am Kloot, I Am Kloot Play Moolah Rouge (Skinny

(2011-12-20). "Common, The Dreamer/The Believer". XXL. Retrieved 2011-12-21. Andy Gill (2011-12-16). "Album: Common, The Dreamer/The Believer (Warner Bros) -

on the soundtrack album Glee: The Music, Volume 1. The Independent's Andy Gill praised Riley's rendition of "Bust Your Windows", calling it the album's

nothing but a bored spritz of vocal perfume to the lethargic "Prisoner"". Andy Gill of The Independent said, "Beauty Behind the Madness leaves one feeling

Paul Weller, 22 Dreams". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 14 August 2012. Andy Gill (30 May 2008). "Album: Paul Weller, 22 Dreams (Island) - Reviews - Music"

as "a kind of editorial comment on the entire Basement Tapes", writes Andy Gill, emphasizing the songs' "fragmentary form and fleeting pleasures". Clinton

2019. Gill, Andy (10 September 1992). "The 1992 Mercury Music Prize: Andy Gill looks at the winner of the inaugural Mercury Music Prize". The Independent

Dennis Wilson's masterpiece, Pacific Ocean Blue." In The Independent, Andy Gill wrote of the album, "A near-perfect marriage of his warm baritone with

Earthling expanded edition in 2004. Reviewing Earthling on release, Mojo's Andy Gill considered "I'm Afraid of Americans" the "most direct" track on the album

Dead Kennedys, and The Fartz after seeing them play. NME journalist Andy Gill contended that Hüsker Dü's characteristic sound crystalized on the Metal

anguish of rai with the soulfulness of fado – a sort of Balkan gypsy jazz Andy Gill – The Independent, UK, 15 February 2002 "Saban Bajramovic, kralj romske

Guardian called it "a catchy club tune influenced by Stefani's solo albums." Andy Gill of The Independent thought that the song "resembles a Kylie-esque club

received a 4.5 mic rating from The Source magazine. The Independent's Andy Gill gave it 5 out of 5 stars and described it as "probably the most politically

"Branding Hamilton as a music city". Hamilton Spectator, November 9, 2016. "Andy Gill: Back to the Land". Theband.hiof.no. Retrieved January 21, 2009. Gray

"Branding Hamilton as a music city". Hamilton Spectator, November 9, 2016. "Andy Gill: Back to the Land". Theband.hiof.no. Retrieved January 21, 2009. Gray

just how good they really are" also praising the between-track banter. Andy Gill of The Independent calls the album a mix of "intelligence and drive" and

Knight Marco Perella as FBI Agent George Tom Campitelli as FBI Agent Fred Andy Gill as FBI Agent Roy (as Andrew R. Gill) Frank Bates as Highway Patrolman

Orleans on my mind". The song has nine verses, each, according to critic Andy Gill, providing "an absurd little vignette illustrating contemporary alienation"

"Hotel Shampoo - Gruff Rhys". metacritic.com. Retrieved 10 September 2018. Andy Gill (11 February 2011). "Album: Gruff Rhys, Hotel Shampoo (Ovni (Turnstile))

this set hold a candle to [No Ceilings], much less... Tha Carter III". Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album three stars out of five and called it

Overall, the album has received mixed reviews, with The Independent's Andy Gill giving the album a poor review, whilst Simon Gage of the Daily Express

Archived from the original on 5 October 2012. Retrieved 4 October 2012. Andy Gill (8 July 2011). "Album: Benjamin Grosvenor, Chopin/Liszt/Ravel (Decca)"

Thompson (13 June 2009). "CD: Pop review: White Denim: Fits". the Guardian. Andy Gill (18 June 2009). "Album: White Denim, Fits, (Full Time Hobby)". The Independent

songs, resulting in "arid" art rock. In an otherwise positive review, Andy Gill wrote for The Independent: "For all its ambition and determination to

Sentinel felt it was among the better songs on Zooropa. The Independent's Andy Gill praised the song as one of the best album tracks, noting its resemblance

Malvina Reynolds song made famous by Pete Seeger." Also on April 15, 2005, Andy Gill of The Independent wrote: "Presumably named in opposition to the synthetic

vibrant singing, and adorned arrangements. In his review for the newspaper, Andy Gill called it "a deeply satisfying album, steeped in mystery and enchantment

attended Sevenoaks School in Kent with future members of the Gang of Four (Andy Gill and Jon King) and the Mekons (Kevin Lycett and Mark White, whose father

represent Dylan, and Priest may represent the music business. Critic Andy Gill regarded the early verses, where Lee considers Priest's offer of the money

critics and was often described as a highlight from Watch the Throne. Andy Gill of The Independent stated "the best track is surely the opener 'No Church

'tattoos,' as Adams calls them, get stretched, squashed and piled high." Andy Gill of The Independent similarly opined, "The orchestra's ostinatos initially

of the strongest, or at least stickiest, lyrics Bejar’s ever written." Andy Gill of The Independent was more positive, awarding the album a perfect five

making giddy, ebullient light of them. Long may she continue to do so." Andy Gill, from The Independent called it "everything the Adele album lacks: real

decided that "A Quiet Moment" would work better. In The Independent, Andy Gill gave the album three stars out of five and commented, "The prevailing

"copycat" of Michael Jackson's "Baby Be Mine" (1982), while The Independent's Andy Gill said "Chunky" was missing the "roguish and cheeky charm" of "Baby Got

connected to electronics, ambience and Third World music". The Independent's Andy Gill found the album groundbreaking in its recontextualisation of sampling

10 May 2011. "Album: Jessie J, Who You Are (Island)". The Independent. Andy Gill. 25 February 2011. Archived from the original on 1 March 2011. Retrieved

guitar chords, "stalking" pianos and a double bass played by Harcourt. Andy Gill of The Independent credited the first two instruments with providing "an

the release a 72 out of 100 based on a critical consensus of 9 reviews. Andy Gill from The Independent wrote: "It's a burly collection, with the band's

Ever Wonder" (UK No. 113) and "More" (UK No. 127). Upon its release, Andy Gill of The Independent commented: "It's undoubtedly her most compelling set

Cameras: Home On Native Land Reviews | Exclaim. Exclaim. October 28, 2016. Andy Gill, The Hidden Cameras: Home On Native Land Reviews | Record Collector. Record

of a major talent", but "a pleasant, perfectly serviceable pop album". Andy Gill of The Independent called the album "a considered and assured work, even

from more than 50 media sources, the album scored 6.0 points out of 10. Andy Gill of The Independent gave it 3 out of 5 stars and wrote that it "suffers

they fill a hole; end of story. They [say] nothing much about anything." Andy Gill of The Independent commented that "She's Electric" is "laddism of a tiresomely

praised Adam Duritz's lyrics and called the album "deeply satisfying". Andy Gill from The Independent gave the album a more negative review. He criticized

2008-10-14. Archived from the original on 2011-02-05. Retrieved 2010-12-09. Andy Gill (2009-10-30). "Album: Sting, If on a Winter's Night... (Deutsche Grammophon)"

melancholic lyrics. While reviewing I Never Learn for The Independent, Andy Gill recommended readers to download "No Rest for the Wicked", while Sara Harowitz

commanding, soulful and vulnerable – that anchors the song, and Loud itself". Andy Gill from The Independent feels that "California King Bed" features her best

the droning beat is so mesmerizing that it's barely even noticeable." Andy Gill of The Independent explained the use of several guest appearances, writing

cinematic strings, twangy guitars and exquisitely miserable melodies. Andy Gill of The Independent noted Del Rey's vocals as being "multi-layered cooing"

Molly Drake received a five-starred review in The Independent. Reviewer Andy Gill said: "Adrian McNally's subtle arrangements draw the maximum impact from

N. Roberts Nominated Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director Andy Gill, Jack Gill, Chris O'Hara, and Spiro Razatos Nominated Golden Trailer Awards

declaring: "blasphemy has truly never tasted sweeter." The Daily Telegraph's Andy Gill noted that the song "manages to be sacrilegious and ear-burningly naughty

and jauntiness (with ukulele) are finally uplifting." Music journalist Andy Gill of The Independent recommended the tracks "House", "Fear Itself " and

based on 34 critical reviews, indicating "Generally favorable reviews". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote "Musically, it's both tougher and lusher than

Fricke describes this version of the song as a "sweet Nashville reading". Andy Gill of The Independent found it a "particularly engaging" inclusion on a compilation

All Somebody From Somewhere': EW review". EW.com. Retrieved 2016-07-28. Andy Gill (2016-07-13). "Album reviews round-up: Bjork, Jeff Beck, Michael Kiwanuka

all-pervasive sense of artistic rebirth…it’s a revelation." Similarly, Andy Gill in The Independent stated: "Overall, it's an extraordinary achievement:

ch. Archived from the original on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 1 May 2011. Andy Gill (4 March 2011). "Horses and High Heels Marianne Faithfull". The Independent

is sturdy enough to earn another alternate title: 'I'm Still Here.'" Andy Gill of The Independent praised the album, stating: Reuniting him with Slowhand/Backless

ch. Archived from the original on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 1 May 2011. Andy Gill (4 March 2011). "Horses and High Heels Marianne Faithfull". The Independent

than when singing top-shelf material like "Whatever Happened to Rose"". Andy Gill, writing for The Independent, wrote that "The widescreen south-western

R&B and pop, but it still pulls the listener out of their comfort zone. Andy Gill from The Independent stated that the music is more focused and coherent

Guardian. MTV Asia review Archived 27 December 2008 at the Wayback Machine Andy Gill (21 August 2008). "Album: The Script, The Script (RCA)". The Independent

classic rock, and perforated electropop." Writing for The Independent, Andy Gill wrote that, musically, the album is: an almost seamless blend of the two

including electronica. The album was mostly described as futurepop, while Andy Gill of The Independent noted the hybrid of electro and R&B on the project

piano creating a heavy Chicago blues sound. According to music critic Andy Gill in Bob Dylan: The Stories Behind the Songs 1962–1969, the song has a "smoky

an album that obsequiously courts your approval [...] it just does." Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that the album is "a deeply satisfying journey

introducing "a mid-album interlude of mid-[19]80s pop", as stated by Andy Gill of The Independent as well as Hamish MacBain of NME. Rich Juzwiak noted

like a museum piece, than to be emulated. The Independent's music critic Andy Gill also wrote about Houston's influence on modern R&B and singing competitions

compared the song to Daft Punk's single "Get Lucky", calling it "disco-ish." Andy Gill declared "I Was Gonna Cancel" as a "typically light, frothy pop syllabub

occasionally crunkiest) essentials, if not always his superior sense of melody." Andy Gill of The Independent believed it was perhaps Prince's best record in "a

that of Jeopardy, calling it "Jeopardy-as-palatable-product." NME critic Andy Gill noted themes of "individualism and collectivism" in the album's songs

according to review aggregator Metacritic. The Independent's music critic Andy Gill viewed as a "far superior effort" to The Night Before, complimenting the

Kenny Bates Nominated Best Stunt Coordination – Sequence Kenny Bates, Andy Gill, and Steve Picerni Won Yoga Awards Worst Foreign Actor Ben Affleck Won

interested in his music, while others criticized its lyrics and Minaj's rap. Andy Gill of The Independent listed the song in his "Download" category during an

distinctive and remarkable singer" who "thrives on extreme attitudes." Andy Gill of NME compared the album to music by the British punk group U.K. Subs

that calls to mind the Temptations' signature brand of suave grooves". Andy Gill of The Independent writes that the song has "the poise of the David Ruffin-era

the radio-friendly production and sheer innocuousness of [the] lyrics." Andy Gill of Uncut gave the album three stars out of five and called it "a slight

Wish. After that, it's right back into the abyss." The Independent's Andy Gill panned the album as being "just as stunted musically as emotionally, the

been on the record Nirvana never made (due to Kurt Cobain's suicide). Andy Gill from The Independent also stated that portions of the album are very reminiscent

"the first record on which the many moods and sides of Beck coexist". Andy Gill of The Independent observed that "Beck darts around the musical map like

mixed reviews from music critics. In his review for The Independent, Andy Gill reviewed the album poorly and said "For most of its 14 tracks, Outta This

debut album as "a record that could only have been made in Liverpool." Andy Gill of The Independent described the album as "a sparkling, diverse collection

Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield viewed it as Lee's ode to Kurt Cobain. Andy Gill from The Independent said it captures the album's mood "wreathed in the

take a brilliant left turn". Reviewing the album for The Independent, Andy Gill recommended it as one of the songs to download. Steve Jones from USA Today

Reviews for Amy". Metacritic. 30 October 2015. Retrieved 28 July 2016. Andy Gill (30 October 2015). "Amy Winehouse, Antonio Pinto, Amy: The Original Soundtrack

Old Low Light". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 26 March 2016. Andy Gill (23 November 2013). "Album: Kathryn Williams". The Independent. Retrieved

its production is synth-heavy and driven by wobbling bass instruments. Andy Gill of The Independent writes that the track contains "psych-prog swirl".

"soft and whispy... with the glint of a razor blade." The Independent's Andy Gill and Simmy Richman consider the brass instrumentation the greatest strength

the debut album Songs of Ignorance followed. The album was described by Andy Gill in The Independent as displaying "a warmth and charm to the group's jangly

"The Cool People Know Who The Cool People Are" "The Biggest Horizon" "Andy Gill: Astronaut" Robbins, Ira. "Inspiral Carpets". Trouser Press. Retrieved

lacklustre at times" despite being a decent track. The Independent's Andy Gill placed the song in his "Download this" category. Upon release, the single

gold: Vintage photos of a chic Umm Kulthum in Paris!". 4 October 2015. Andy Gill (27 August 2010). "Robert Plant: 'I feel so far away from heavy rock'"

Dilys; Walsh, Amanda; Turton, Jane; Livermore, David; Pitt, Tyrone; Green, Andy; Gill, Martin; Mortiboy, Deborah (June 2006). "Importation of multidrug-resistant

refrain and the mystery and interest of the material in the stanzas." Andy Gill observed that the song's tension is achieved through the balance of the

his recent albums get demonstrated otherwise." In a positive review, Andy Gill of The Independent complimented the album's lyrical themes: "But ultimately

"Georgia Lee", reflect an "abiding concern for runaways and kids in danger." Andy Gill expressed the view that throughout Waits's oeuvre, "the theme of lowlife

picture of reality and hinder new worldviews from being accepted. Critic Andy Gill considered that the song "shares the same sense of societal entropy" as

Colin Elliot. The album received favourable reviews from music critics. Andy Gill of The Independent called it "a more traditional makeover, an attempt

the big band numbers such as "L-O-V-E". Awarding three of five stars, Andy Gill of The Independent echoed other thoughts that the big band tracks were

"multipart anti-yuppie anthem whose ambition is anything but ugly", and Andy Gill wrote in The Independent that "Paranoid Android" could be the most ambitious

increasingly mild and irrelevant, but this album captures that chronology. Andy Gill of The Independent disagreed and gave the album a perfect five-star rating

Green – artists that can pull in a vast audience in their own right." Andy Gill of The Independent gave it a four out of five rating, as did Jon Bye of

You & I – review | Music". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 2012-03-16. Andy Gill (2011-05-20). "Album: The Pierces, You & I (Polydor) - Reviews - Music"

unhinged Iggy of old, rest assured, he's not going down without a fight". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that "it's as if he's [Pop's] grown so sick and

tease, slowly removing one layer at a time until its heart is revealed." Andy Gill of The Independent was rather mixed in his assessment of the EP, stating:

Green – artists that can pull in a vast audience in their own right." Andy Gill of The Independent gave it a four out of five rating, as did Jon Bye of

focus on "lives turned sour; [...] that shuffles around the Deep South". Andy Gill of The Independent writes of its themes and characters, "the brooding

57, which indicates "mixed or average reviews", based on 10 reviews. Andy Gill from The Independent gave the album a mixed review, describing it as "warmly

"escaped with some quirky Britishness intact". The Independent critic Andy Gill criticised the song as a "generic disco stomper" and regarded it as "vacuous"

heart of gold, Dawes signals they are here to stay." At The Independent, Andy Gill called this "a thoughtful, mature conclusion to an album that seems to

Common ... creating full-fledged jazz, funk and soul songs". In Mojo, Andy Gill called Like Water for Chocolate the "most user-friendly contribution so

straightforward, dance-ready jams like 'Just Dance' or 'Poker Face'." Both Andy Gill of The Independent and James Reed of The Boston Globe praised Clarence

songs, describing them as "distracting" and a "nuisance". In addition, Andy Gill of The Independent remarked that the album was full of "swearing and scatology"

the song "works....but possibly not as well as the girls were hoping." Andy Gill from The Independent called it a "stomp-a-matic filler" from the album

topical range" and called Recovery "the most insular of all his releases." Andy Gill of The Independent commented that "there's nothing here quite as witty

dysfunction and personal turmoil to create a timeless, five-star record, while Andy Gill of The Independent claimed it "represents, along with The Eagles Greatest

remixed video version of the song as "miles beyond the album version". Andy Gill of The Independent described the song as "smooth and mellifluous," while

Digital Spy. Hachette Filipacchi Médias. Retrieved 23 September 2010. Andy Gill (29 October 2010). "Album: Cheryl Cole, Messy Little Raindrops (Polydor)"

certain European nations, such as Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that this song is connected to Anastacia's battle

N. Roberts Nominated Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director Andy Gill, Jack Gill, Chris O'Hara, and Spiro Razatos Nominated Golden Trailer Awards

Rolling Stone Album Guide. Simon & Schuster. p. 406. ISBN 0-7432-0169-8. Andy Gill (4 November 1993). "ALBUMS / Do the don't be a lemming polka - Arts &

every respect - he's certainly becoming a versatile and engaging artist." Andy Gill of The Independent was less positive, saying "Having managed to parlay

bass which, with Crosby's much-envied harmonies, create a pleasant fug." Andy Gill The Independent gave the album three out of five stars, saying "It’s been

his own isolation and on to the entire African-American experience." Andy Gill of The Independent stated that he was impressed that the song was West's

isn't quite the stripper-in-a-stupor lapdance goof it pretends to be." Andy Gill of The Independent praised the varied usage of her voice on the track

together hugely disparate elements to conjure something of real impact." Andy Gill of The Independent rated the album 5 out of 5, describing it as a "great

since Propaganda in 1974. In a five-star review for The Independent, Andy Gill described Hippopotamus as a "glorious and inventive return from the Mael

at the Wayback Machine, Americana UK website. Retrieved 8 April 2009. Andy Gill, An Exclusive preview of next months album releases, The Independent website

Friday the 12th best album of 2010. Some reviewers were more critical. Andy Gill of The Independent felt that "Right Thru Me" is the only track that exhibits

Archived from the original on 1 March 2011. Retrieved 14 February 2011. Andy Gill (7 January 2011). "Album: WIRE, Red Barked Tree (Pink Flag)". The Independent

2008 album Rocking Horse. Richter's solo albums include: Reviewed by Andy Gill as "a landmark work of contemporary classical music", Max Richter's solo

of tracks in various stages that are simply a pleasure to listen to." Andy Gill of The Independent found the album "far better than most contractual fulfilment

selections". He described Smith's "control, tone and warmth" as "very moving". Andy Gill, reviewing Wonderland for The Independent, gave a less positive review

contain "two or three great songs and a fair number of pretty good ones". Andy Gill of The Independent stated that "on the excellent Wheelhouse, Brad Paisley

have usually been released under the band name Dave Rawlings Machine. Andy Gill of The Independent described the band’s 2009 debut album A Friend of a

for, glorifying the extreme," he added. Similar thought was echoed by Andy Gill of The Independent, who found that the "more stolidly rockist fare" and

but, as yet, not enough to believe in." Reviewing for The Independent, Andy Gill comments, "Stockport’s Blossoms have been acclaimed as saviours of indie-pop

world. Discussing the song "Amen" in his review of the album in Uncut, Andy Gill observes: Again, it's a rumination on deeper, darker matters delivered

Pray'] where you can hear both of their styles woven into the beat." Andy Gill of The Independent found that "Devil Pray" recalled "the career-apex achievements

seemingly more streetwise artists one-third his age". The Independent's Andy Gill hailed it as Simon's "best in several years", and Steve Smith of The Boston

Raindrops feels curiously dated." It received two stars out of five from Andy Gill of The Independent, who wrote that "Cole delve[s] further into her experience

exploiting the Beatles brand, and owing less to the Beatles than to Lynne. Andy Gill in The Independent called the song "disappointingly low-key. ... George's

Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It for The Independent, Andy Gill was ambivalent toward the first half of the album, including "She's American"

Simpson (9 October 2009). "The Guardian". London. Retrieved 22 May 2012. Andy Gill (9 October 2009). "The Independent review". The Independent. London. Retrieved

and his indie-soul aspirations have morphed into mainstream ambitions". Andy Gill of The Independent stated, "Hawthorne's muse is steeped in '70 influences—notably

from the BBC said the last minute of the song "border on the exciting". Andy Gill from The Independent praised Jones' songwriting by calling it "impressive"

pop songs and with his last solo effort, he proved to do just that." Andy Gill of The Independent called it "a series of huge-sounding, stadium-ready

is also notable for the amazing characters that surround the heroine. Andy Gill recalls the strangeness contained in the lyrics: "Who, fascinated fans

while also noting that it "seemed tame in its reliance on the familiar." Andy Gill of Mojo was less generous, describing it as "a patchy album whose title

tropes of vintage songcraft with hefty doses of sweet Motown/Stax boogie." Andy Gill for The Belfast Telegraph argues, "when [Green] pushes the Motown buttons

they’re tapping their toes. Or vice versa". In a less enthusiastic review, Andy Gill of The Independent believed the eclectic style on Devil's Halo sounded

Beyoncé's 2010 live album, I Am... World Tour as the fifteenth track. Andy Gill of The Independent listed the song as a highlight on the album. In 2020

tropes of vintage songcraft with hefty doses of sweet Motown/Stax boogie." Andy Gill for The Belfast Telegraph argues, "when [Green] pushes the Motown buttons

received wide praise from a variety of news sources and music critics. Andy Gill, of The Independent, summarized the song as consisting of "descending

overproduction, stating the production made the songs very overwhelming. Andy Gill from The Independent felt that "one hardly looks to Mary J Blige for restraint

from the album and he praised the "deftly orchestrated production" and Andy Gill of The Independent said that there is an "undertow of paranoia" in the

is "complete in itself ... made brief to be listened to as a whole." Andy Gill of The Independent said the record is possibly the group's best, offering

with a number 15 placing in the NME Albums of the Year list for 1992. Andy Gill, music critic for The Independent, highlighted in a review of the album's

but found that "[t]oo much of Elysium [...] misplaces its subtlety." Andy Gill of The Independent expressed that Elysium is "bookended by two of the

'Fallen Empires'; The Guardian". The Guardian. Retrieved 11 November 2011. Andy Gill (11 November 2011). "Snow Patrol, 'Fallen Empires'; The Independent".

still a magnificent one-off". The Guardian. Retrieved 25 October 2016. Andy Gill (19 October 2016). "Album reviews: Lady Gaga - Joanne, Leonard Cohen -

Your Heart] had such melancholy lurking under the production chintz?" Andy Gill wrote that "Hand on Your Heart", "reworked with a delicate, cyclical guitar

record been met with such a massive sigh of relief." In The Independent, Andy Gill called the album's title "sinister...as if all other music were somehow

the hybrids of Coldplay and U2". In a much less enthusiastic review, Andy Gill from The Independent regarded Kelly Jones' writing "bereft of inspiration

Maria" is featured on Beyoncé's 2010 live album, I Am... World Tour. Andy Gill of The Independent, while reviewing the DVD, gave a negative review for

sentiment, commenting it is "punky, youthful and laced in a cheeky charm". Andy Gill of The Independent and Digital Spy writer Lewis Corner declared "Sex"

Archived from the original on 18 February 2015. Retrieved 2015-02-18. Andy Gill (2011-10-28). "Album: Manchester Camerata, Tchaikovsky: Variations On

"Critic Reviews for Snapshot". Metacritic.com. Retrieved 1 May 2014. Andy Gill (7 September 2013). "Album: The Strypes, Snapshot (Virgin EMI) - Reviews

cultures "into what feels like world music from an alternate universe". Andy Gill of The Independent described it as an extraordinary album of "uncompromising

that year. The album was released in the UK on March 30, 1987. In Q, Andy Gill said, "On this LP, unfortunately, the imagination displayed on the three

well critically with most of the critics labelling the album as dated. Andy Gill of The Independent wrote: Surely the longest-serving of UK dance outfits

called it "a gentle but certainly welcome return of the Thin White Duke." Andy Gill of The Independent similarly noted the "reflective" lyrics about the artist's

indicating "universal acclaim". In his five-star review for The Independent, Andy Gill found Benji to be "an entertaining, intelligent and profoundly moving

la nouvelle Callas". Lefigaro.fr. 3 April 2011. Retrieved 2017-07-26. Andy Gill. "Album: Julia Lezhneva, Rossini (Naïve)". The Independent. Retrieved

Archived from the original on 20 December 2016. Retrieved 15 May 2016. Andy Gill (11 May 2016). "Album reviews: Skepta - Konnichiwa, Corinne Bailey Rae

still hold his own amongst today's clutch of contemporary soul stars." Andy Gill of The Independent felt that the cover versions were too faithful to the

Witness. Although labelling the production of "Hey Hey Hey" formulaic, Andy Gill of The Independent also highlighted the song as one of the best on the

groovy indomitability conveyed in their new songs." At The Independent, Andy Gill rated it four stars, affirming that this release is "as good an R&B album

to innovation", The Telegraph, 26 June 2008. [1] [permanent dead link] Andy Gill, "Album: John Metcalfe, Matthew Barley, Constant Filter (Signum Classics)"

most intriguingly, Afrobeat throughout. In his The Independent review, Andy Gill wrote that Croll's "ambitious arrangements need more disarray, and less

dubbed the song "cockney reggae" in a review released via Virgin Media. Andy Gill from The Independent criticised the song for being excessively sassy.

"irrepressible and watertight harmonies". Writing for The Independent, Andy Gill regarded it as "colourless". "Change" failed to duplicate the success

operating at a full sprint down the crooked ginnels of his imagination." Andy Gill, writing a review for The Independent regarded the music as classical

(which doesn't necessarily mean smarter, y'know)". In a mixed review, Andy Gill of The Independent found Mayer's lyrics "ultimately tiresome". Randy Lewis

(January 7, 1993). "RECORDS / No ifs, diggity-do, no butts, diggity-dah: Andy Gill, exploring this week's releases, uncovers the latest addition to the long

"exhilarating, terrifying, heartbreaking, tear jerking, bone-rattling style," Andy Gill in The Independent praised the album for containing "no filler at all"

for this particular band", with her gaving the album 2 out of 5 stars. Andy Gill of The Independent gave a notably unfavorable review wherein the album

suffered from liver cancer for 18 months. In his review of Blackstar, Andy Gill of The Independent described the remakes of both "Sue" and its B-side

heavy work of confirming Foals' headliner status". In a mixed assessment, Andy Gill of The Independent called Holy Fire "a one-sided album: following the

and unless you're one of 600 Iqalummiut fans, you probably weren't." Andy Gill of The Independent commented that the album and the film is "a strong

Album In Full | MOJO". Mojo4music.com. 2014-04-28. Retrieved 2014-07-14. Andy Gill (2014-04-25). "Album reviews: The Black Keys, Pixies, Jackson Browne,

"Out of Control – Girls Aloud". AllMusic. Retrieved 21 November 2008. Andy Gill (7 November 2007). "Album: Girls Aloud, Out of Control (Polydor)". The

been sandblasted off between being signed and getting her album out". Andy Gill from The Independent wrote that "over the course of an album her tremulous

made music very different from the recordings of other major artists. Andy Gill writes, "Musically, the songs were completely at odds with what was going

Life, another blockbuster from rap's golden child with the midas touch". Andy Gill of The Independent said, "Pleasingly, two of the best [guests] are British

lyrics that convey frankness, vulnerability, melancholia, and narcissism. Andy Gill of The Independent writes that he "eschews anger or threat for a weariness

Care" bears resemblance to some of The Neptunes' "classy early tracks". Andy Gill of The Independent wrote that "I Care" makes good use of Surfer Blood's

PJ Harvey's official website. 7 March 2011. Retrieved 7 March 2011. Andy Gill (11 February 2011). "Album: PJ Harvey, Let England Shake (Island) – Reviews