you get your dress blues in the army during initial entry training.
you get your dress blues in the army during initial entry training.
when do you get your dress blues in the army?
during initial entry training
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carl wilson of "billboard" rated it 3.5 out of 5 stars. his review stated that "the album is a good-faith effort to match or even outstrip the band's onstage eclecticism, and the musical personality shifts help relieve the group's tendency to blandness, providing cover for brown's dutifully generic, if personable voice. some longer-standing fans, though, might judge the changes as diabolical as the two-faced robert louis stevenson character that lends the album its name." he also thought that "dress blues" was the strongest track. also giving it 3.5 out of 5, thom jurek of allmusic expressed general favor in the variety of stylistic choices, highlighting "dress blues", "junkyard", "remedy", "loving you easy", and "one day" in particular, adding that "the stylistic range of jekyll + hyde proves that zbb's reach is almost limitless, and this set will more than likely delight the group's legions of fans." however, he criticized "wildfire" and the acoustic rendition of "tomorrow never comes" as "unnecessary" and thought that the production was "too bright". giving it 3 out of 5 stars, will hermes of "rolling stone" praised the variety of musical styles on the album, but felt that some of the songs were "a little predictable". he thought that "dress blues", written and originally recorded by jason isbell, was the strongest track.
jekyll + hyde