Completely great album. Shows the creative mind of Tom Waits, in a collection of 19 great songs. My favorites are Cemetery Polka, Time, Rain Dogs and Anywhere I Lay My Head. One of the best albums of 80s and maybe one of the best rock albums ever.

From Runaway on Friday 13th August 2010 |

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Cannot put any song on this album completely above the others, however the outstanding ones for me, Jockey Full Of Bourbon, Tango Till They're Sore, Diamonds and Gold, Hang Down My Head, and of course the most excellent Anywhere I Lay My Head.

From kukukondwa on Saturday 26th June 2010 |

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Some crazy stuff on this one!

From an_outlaw on Wednesday 3rd March 2010 |

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My favourite track has to be downtown train, or Blind Love

From RaineyWins on Saturday 26th December 2009 |

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I hadn't listened to this in a long long time until today. Brilliant! That's all I can think of to say. It's just brilliant!

From Freddie55 on Friday 18th December 2009 |

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There are so many wonderful Tom Waits albums, but I think that this one captures the full range of his talents, my favorite "Any place I lay my head" breaks my heart, For some reason it takes me into the movie "Ironweed" with Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep. I am really glad that so many people also love this album although I am surprised that "Frank's Wild Years" is on my chart alone...another fantastic Waits album.

From ffudnebbuh on Monday 28th September 2009 |

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What a mind blowing album, my taste of experimental and advant-garde is expanding widely.

From Ironic Karma on Wednesday 23rd September 2009 |

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Best track: Downtown Train

From RFNAPLES on Sunday 6th September 2009 |

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gah!!! how are two coldplay albums and one muse above this!!!!

From The Gollux on Wednesday 26th November 2008 |

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Rain Dogs is one of the most creative albums I have ever heard. Tom Waits' career spans more than three decades and his work spans many styles from jazz to blues to rock. He has created some of the most original music of all time and this album is full of gorgeous poetry and some macabre storytelling that causes it to stand alone as a creative masterpiece.

From So_MucH_Critics on Tuesday 1st May 2007 |

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