Reviews by beamer4444

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It really is one of my biggest pet peeves. The late 90s / early 00's solo female moaning singing is the worst thing to happen to music. And that includes the assassination of John Lennon.

Super cool and smooth album. It's really easy to flow along with the whole thing. Every song is pretty much the same which is good and bad. It's nothing to write home about, but it was a fun listen.

I don't know why this album's getting such hated reviews. It's about as middle of the road as you can get. Nothing really offensive here apart from maybe a little boring. I wouldn't say it needs to be on a list though.

SuedeSuede

Rated 6/10

Not bad. Really nothing to complain about here. I would probably give it a 3.5 if I could.

By far the best Nick Cave album we've listened to. It has a constant somber mood throughout which matches perfectly with his voice. I definitely understand why it's on the list and I almost want to give it a 4, but that seems like a little too much praise for Nick Cave. It's really a most improved award.

This album is completely unlistenable, and then they drop one of the greatest songs ever written on you with "Our House". What happened?

We have our number one quote that aged like milk "You don't see Bill Gates and Donald Trump arguing with each other because they both got paper".

21Adele

Rated 10/10

I wish we had this a little further apart from 25. I also wish I wasn't traveling so I could go into more detail on my review. The short of it is that 25 was a 4.5/5 and 21 is a 5/5.

It's crazy to think that these guys were the first line of defense in the US strategic nuclear bombing deterrent during the Cold War and still put out an album. They could fly indefinitely near the Soviet border with in flight refueling all while carrying 20 nuclear missiles! They've served in every major conflict since the 1950's. They were so good that even though they were supposed to be retired in the late 90's, their service life was expanded to 2050. A truly impressive feat of engineering and military service.

I do wish they would have taken more leave time to make a better album though.

This is the first record I ever bought on vinyl. I bought it for my wife for our anniversary. She loves Sinatra, so it was my way of saying hey let's get a record player. It was a bit of a selfish gift if I'm honest. 3 years later we're still listening to it though!

This album is that classic big band Frank Sinatra sound. You know what you're getting before you even start listening. There are a couple of his big hits on here, but if I'm honest all the songs sound pretty much the same. That's not a bad thing since I love that sound. I just can't justify 5 stars with that flaw.

MelodramaLorde

Rated 8/10

I really like this album, but why is it on the list and not 'Pure Heroine'? This is a really good sophomore album, but why not give us the best album? A defining album that launched a career and has millions of radio plays. It's making me doubt the list a little bit.

I'm just saying why not give us Randy Marsh's best work.

A pretty good folk album. The lyrics were fun, but no song really stuck with me. A nice change of pace for this list.

I really like this album. It's a perfect chill vibe without being boring. I appreciate the mixing on this record giving the vocalist a clear front and center feel. "Lovefool" is classic, but I was blown away by the "Iron Man" cover. What a unique take. 9/10 for me.

This album was pretty boring. It was shaping up to be a two, but "Bang a Gong" saved it. Dope song, boring album.