Reviews by calvin

This album has my first ever favorite song from when I was five. How can I not rate it five stars.

It shows such promise, I just wish it were tighter and more polished.

I probably won't listen to the album again, but I could see going back to make a connection.

Another Album I've listened to on repeat. Easy Five Stars.

This is the first album that felt really truly ahead of its time. This feels like post rock. This is soothing and amazing. Five stars.

So I love British rock. this should not come as a surprise. This album was wonderful.

Okay, covers in Cash's voice is a cheat code. This is amazing.

Yes. More jazz please. That was Awesome. Will listen again.

Easy five stars. Amazing Salsa. Love it.

Wait, Don't Stop 'Til you Get Enough is Michael Jackson?!? Okay, the King of pop is even better than I thought. This is a great album. Since pop is not my thing I would normally rank this four stars, but the opening track is good enough to elevate to five

The parallel vocal harmonies have always been wonderful. It may just be needing to go to youtube to listen to the tracks Young authored skewing my view, but Nothing truly grabbed me. Still a good listen, would listen again.

Thom Yorke on a pj Harvey album?!? Sign me up!

What a magical experience. Love the Irish brouge, love the hard synth, love the angst. This is what emo wishes it could evoke

It may be just stolkholm syndrome, but I loved it. If it weren't for the Confederate flag on the cover I could see myself putting it on! Loved the feel of being in the studio with them like a really intimate concert. Love the bass, love the banjo, love the fiddle. Top marks minus one for the hate symbol

Once again I want to love Bowie, but nothing is standing out as extraordinary. It's solid and pleasant, but I don't know why I would choose to put it on.

This felt like proto-ska! I loved the whole thing. Anything rock adjacent with brass is wonderful to me.

When I was a young boy I heard Seven Nation Army but didn't know who it was or what it was called. It stuck itself in my head so thoroughly that I spent a decade trying to find it. When I found it I listened to it on repeat for a week. This has biased me so much that no matte what else is on the rest of the album, it's five stars. It does help that I loved the rest.

Today I learned take a load off Annie is called The Weight. These guys effected music way more than I knew.

The BRASS. Gotta love brass in a band. Most of the lyrics sailed right past my ears, but I enjoyed every song on the album with brass

See now this, this takes the madness of Scuicide or throbbing Gristle and makes MUSIC. This was so much fun and though slightly off-putting in parts, felt worth it!