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April 26, 2008,
On his 11th album, England's most famous left-winger embraces the right-wing mantra of choice. Buy this double-disc set and you get to choose between full-service band versions or raw solo interpretations of its 12 excellent songs. But then, Billy Bragg has always done a fine job of being all things to all men. As the title suggests, "Mr. Love & Justice" sees equal measure placed upon affairs of state ("Sing Their Souls Back Home," "O Freedom") and the heart ("M for Me," "Something Happened"), resulting in his most satisfying original collection since 1991's "Don't Try This at Home." And whether you prefer him shouting vitriol on the picket line or whispering sweet nothings in the bedroom, you'll find plenty to enjoy here.—Mark Sutherland
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nonenoneApril 22BILLY BRAGGMr. Love & JusticeROCKGrant ShowbizAnti-45Features
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