Warren Zevon   The Envoy
3.7
great
Release Date: 1982
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4.0 excellentStonesDoorsSabbath | October 22nd 18

It's a step down from the three records that preceded it, but has just enough great material on it ("The Overdraft" with
Lindsey Buckingham on backing vocals, "Jesus Mentioned," "Ain't That Pretty At All," "Looking For The Next Best Thing") to
make it Warren's last classic album. The main areas in which the album goes astray are "The Hula Hula Boys" (what was
Warren thinking?), "Never Too Late For Love" (a generic rehash of past Zevon ballads), and the overly reverberated 80s
production, which doesn't quite fit Warren's style.

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2.5 averageRabbitInTheGround | May 17th 22
2.5 average2bears42down | April 17th 20
4.0 excellentxgausez | October 23rd 19
3.5 greatbobby72 | August 26th 18
2.5 averageSmelty | June 22nd 16
3.5 greatTheLegendofMichael | May 30th 15
4.0 excellentSuperreallycool | January 14th 15
4.5 superbjxmjxm | September 29th 13
4.5 superbDetroitBob | January 3rd 13
4.5 superbdegenerex | June 30th 12
4.0 excellentFormerCritic | April 11th 12
4.0 excellentbaronscag | March 5th 12
4.0 excellentKaliMa | June 29th 11
4.5 superbVolk23 | July 1st 10
3.5 greatclancee | May 24th 10
3.5 greatAscendence | April 17th 10
4.0 excellentwens | September 28th 09
5.0 classicclick5 | September 20th 09
2.5 averagebombers | April 10th 09
3.0 goodJohnny99 | February 8th 09
4.0 excellentEgglord | December 24th 07

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