Ben Harper & The Innocent CriminalsBest Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals Albums Ranked
6.0
Avg Score
7
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Summary from 7 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals’s catalog across 4 albums from 7 opinions, with an overall average of 6.0/10. The top-rated Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals album is Lifeline (2007) with a 6.5/10 average from 2 ratings, followed by Burn to Shine and Live from Mars. The discography on Rate.fm spans 1999 to 2007.
Lifeline
“On paper, it reads like a self-conscious exercise in antique cool and classic-rock righteousness. Singer-guitarist-songwriter Ben Harper and his band the Innocent Criminals — guitarist Michael Ward, bassist Juan Nelson, keyboard player Jason Yates, drummer Oliver Charles and percussionist Leon Mobley — recorded the eleven songs on Lifeline, Harper’s eighth studio album, live in a […]”
Live from Mars
“Ben Harper has never been afraid of showing off his influences, and this generous live set is no exception. On the electric band jams on Disc One and solo acoustic turns on Disc Two, it’s no secret when he’s channeling Jeff Buckley’s otherworldly rock ("Woman in You"), Cat Stevens’ Elizabethan folk ("Pleasure and Pain"), the […]”
Burn to Shine
“I read somewhere, and tend to believe as true, that there exists in music criticism a two- tier model through which all artists are judged. The first pool of artists, either newcomers rewarded for the ingenuity inherent in merely possessing a new voice on the scene-- or elders of whom we've learned to expect little more-- tend to be judged on the merits of their output's strongest songs alone. A n”