Kid Rock [PA] by Kid Rock

Pros: I was surprised - quite a few songs that got my toe tappin'...

Cons: Black Bob has got to go...

The Bottom Line: I like it. Now, if he would just get rid of the fake boob chick...

Review: I'll admit that Kid Rock isn't my cup of tea. While I was mildly amused by Cowboy, Forever, and Only God Knows Why, and I thought that his duet with Sheryl Crow (Picture) was fine, it's just difficult for me to ...

Pros: Mature but still fun; shows even more diversity than before; better than previous album.

Cons: It's lacking in Hip-Hop; still somewhat unfocused musically; too sympathetic and mellow at times.

The Bottom Line: While it's not a masterpiece, it's definitely a step in the right direction for Kid Rock.

Review: Okay, this is another re-write on an old review. My first review on Epinions was on this album; I wrote it and posted it on November 14th, 2003. In 2004, I decided to re-review the album and give some new insight on it. My second version of this ...

Pros: Fun, mature, and diverse

Cons: Beats some topics into the ground; doesn't rock nearly enough

The Bottom Line: Kid Rock becomes more like Kid Kountry

Review: The transition is complete. Kid Rock burst into the mainstream with Devil Without a Cause, an album that helped fuel the late '90s rap-metal boom, scoring huge hits by mixing hard rock with more old school rap than other acts of the day. ...

Pros: a couple of gorgeous ballads, and some fun mid tempo and hard rockers

Cons: too many slower paced songs, some positively awful lyrics, still too full of bravado

The Bottom Line: This self titled effort isn't great, but it's leaps and bounds above the crap that was Cocky.

Review: Love him, hate him, loathe him, there are few personalities in the current rock scene who draw the type of fiery reaction at the mere mention of a name than Kid Rock. Bursting out of Detroit in 1998 (after years of obscurity) with his Devil ...