Reviews by abitfishy

Highlight Song/s: Soft As Snow (But Warm Inside), Cupid Come and Sueisfine

This is one of my favourite albums of all time - probably Top 10 but not certain.
It is a pretty eclectic album with the Dream pop songs (Lose My Breath and No More Sorry,) the punk-esque (Sueisfine and When You Wake) and the really noisy ones (Cupid Come, Feed Me, Several Girls and All I Need.)

Their combination of noise and pop is nothing short of marvelous. How they use the voice as an instrument is pretty unique. I love how that most of the songs are so blissful yet so grating to the ears. They have such an original sound.

Highlight Song/s: The Heathen, Waiting In Vain and Three Little Birds

This is my first experience with Reggae apart from listening to Jamaican radio stations in Grand Theft Auto IV and San Andreas (which I really liked.)
The backstory of this album is really interesting, where Bob Marley relocated to London after nearly getting assassinated and made the appropriately named album 'Exodus'. The lyrics on the album are amazing (and sweet in the second half.)

Listened to on Youtube, as the album is absolutely butchered besides the bonus tracks.

Highlight Song/s:
Wah-Wah, Isn't it a Pity and all of Apple Jam

My first solo Beatles album. it's a very long album which makes it harder to re-listen to and staying engaged with it.
Lots of the songs sound very folky which I kind of like and the backing tracks sound very busy (of course it's produced by Phil Spector.)
George's vocals sound really nice in this (sky is blue, what's new.)
The song Art of Dying sounds very reminiscent of While My Guitar Gently Weeps which I really like.

Pretty lovely singing and the backing tracks are quite exciting. I just didn't like that It was 3 hours long, which was pretty grueling. Had it been less than an hour I would've definitely rated it higher.

This album wasn't on Spotify so I listened to it on Youtube, though I only found 11 out of 13. I do believe the rating wouldn't have changed had I listened those two songs.
Other than that I really liked the bass in the first song and their use of noise throughout the album.

Highlight Song/s:
5/4
New Genius (Brother)
Double Bass

The backing track for all of the songs are so colourful and unique. It's like a forest, you can totally lose yourself in it. The backing track also reminds me of Shoegaze and Dream pop, with so many things to discover on one track.

Highlight Song/s.
Taxman
Love You To
Here, There And Everywhere
And Your Bird Can Sing
For No One

Highlight Song/s:
Mama Said

Sweet 60s Pop

Highlight Song/s:
Hand In My Pocket

Alanis sounds at times a Mishmash of Billy Corgan and Dolores (The Cranberries)

Highlight of the album:
Phantom of the Opera
Transylvania
Iron Maiden