The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms

Primary Artist
The Feelies
Album Title
Crazy Rhythms
Release Date
April, 1980 
Time
43:04 
Review by Ned Raggett
Even the cover is a winner, with a washed-out look that screams new wave via horn-rimmed glasses, even more so than contemporaneous pictures of either Elvis Costello or The Embarrassment. But if it was all look and no brain, Crazy Rhythms would long ago have been dismissed as an early-'80s relic. That's exactly what this album is not, right from the soft, haunting hints of percussion that preface the suddenly energetic jump of the appropriately titled "The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness." From there the band delivers seven more originals plus a striking cover of The Beatles' "Everybody's Got Something to Hide" that rips along even more quickly than the original. Read More
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