Reviews by calvin

About as good as Creed.Very polished, some really nice sound, no songs that made me want to listen again.

The Beatles cover left a little to be desired, but the album as a whole was a great time. A few songs overstayed their welcome just a touch, but the variety was magical

Low key dance music? Why?

There were definitely a lot of note combinations I had never heard before. Most of the songs felt like three people had decided on the theme of the song then gone and written separately and only synched rythms. Thematically it worked well. Sonicly not so much.

Huh. I didn't realize the complete lack of joy was why I didn't care for most of Depeche Mode. I really liked this one.

lots of songs were lots of fun, but none of them stood out to me as instant classics like Melancholy Hill, Dare, or Feel Good Inc.

The mix made the lyrics difficult to grasp, and the music was unremarkable

Nice little understated sonic landscape. Don't know that it belongs in the annals of the greats but I wouldn't mind another listen

I don't understand why the self titled album was on the list over Toxicity, THE System Of A Down album. Both belong on the list.

I wanted it to go harder.

The vocals are okay, and the melodies don't break with convention, but they are extremely well executed and the lyrics add all the novelty I could ever want.

Fun diverse sounds, powerful falcesto, a great time

Why am I into this?

That was fine. Some of the songs were a little too obnoxiously whiny.

No Sound is so arresting that I gave the album another chance. I don't know that I enjoyed any of the other tracks as much, but I returned several times.

Loved the atmosphere, the sound was nice, but i failed to lock in to get what was on offer.

Certainly better than most country, still just not my thing, except Universal Sound, that tracks incredible.

Started strong, some nice bops, but I was bored by the end

Lets be real, this was the soundtrack of the decade. I am too familiar and too biased to say if it actually holds up. I can only say I love it

The first song made me think I would hate these wanna be cowboys but the second disabused me of that idea, why do these canadian alt rockers all have so much sonic diversity and homely whimsey? Nothing Earth shattering, but all well done and fun