Reviews by cherry_coloured

Just as I was beginning to think this album might be the tiniest bit bearable, Idiot Wind starts and godddddd what an absolute slog of a song. The rest of the album followed suit.

The only song I knew going into this was Groove is in the Heart, which I like, but it led me to expect a bit more out of this album. Other than the aforementioned track, the rest of the album kinda fell flat for me.

Very mellow vibes, definitely made sitting in traffic a little more peaceful. I enjoyed this quite a bit, and normally I don’t care for jazz. Didn’t love whatever scatting number was at the end of the album, though.

Sounded like pretty standard dad rock to me. Nice to listen to, but aside from Sultans of Swing, nothing particularly stood out to me.

This was ok, but I don’t have very strong feelings about it. Found myself getting a bit bored by the end of I’m being honest.

I thought I couldn’t hate anyone’s voice more than Bob Dylan’s until I listened to this. Which is a shame because some of these tracks could be pretty cool and fun to listen to if not for Tom Wait’s horrible, grating voice.

I enjoyed how wacky and whimsical this was. Not like anything I’ve heard before, which was pretty refreshing tbh.

Not the biggest fan of jazz, but this was ok I guess. If nothing else, it fit with the frenetic energy of my 45-minute prep period today.

Enjoyed this more than I thought I would! I probably wouldn’t have liked this so much had I not listened to it at the gym, which turned out to be the perfect time and place for this! I thought one or two songs could have been left out, but this was still a fun/energetic listen.

It was some fun background music, and that’s about it!

Most songs were enjoyable, although there were a handful that I found to be not as good or even cringy. Solid 3/5.

This was really fun and enjoyable to listen to. I feel like I would've enjoyed this much more if I understood the lyrics. Still, I liked this band's sound.

Sounded pretty cool aside from the vocalist’s voice. Honestly, this would be probably 4 stars if this band had a singer that could actually sing.

This wasn’t very good at all, but it wasn’t as awful as Trafalgar, at least.

This was so fun to listen to, and Cyndi Lauper has such a unique and powerful voice. I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.

Pretty solid psychedelic rock. Ran a little long, but overall enjoyable

This was genuinely painful to get through. The constant shrieking was unbearable. I can’t put into words just how unpleasant of an experience listening to this album was.

Renaissance Faire ass type of music.

I’ve always liked Sinatra’s voice, so this was very enjoyable to listen to! The songs, however, don’t sound all that different from each other and all kind of blend together. So not the most exciting, but pleasant nonetheless.

Pretty underwhelming aside from the singles. A little too corny/cheesy for me.