The Tea Party has a brilliant repertoire. Some songs are like raging beasts that flow through one's veins, others that can make a butterfly cry. But at some points in the show, they do cover other artists' material. At the rare times that they do that, they do it with a remarkable amount of integrity, loyalty to the band's style and to the original and with taste. Now I'm not saying that you should only say that they played perfectly.
Criticism is a healthy thing.
All I'm saying is that you should choose people that write those reviews more carefully. For example, if you take somebody that knows The Tea Party and all of their influences well, then the review would be fair. He, unlike Mr. Gangadeen would at least know what he's talking about. At least, listen to some Dead Can Dance so you can at least tell what songs are covers. Ten long years have passed since The Tea Party first shot out of Windsor, ON and landed on the turntables of Canadian youth.