Reviews by djx127

Damn good album. Man on the Moon and Nightswimming the standouts.

Perfect album if you're an angsty 14 year old. Sadly, those days have passed for me. In the End is still a banger though. 3/5 for nostalgia reasons.

Eh. It's alright. Some good stuff but also some mediocre stuff. 2.5/5

It's fine. Memory Gospel, a B-side, clears everything that did make it on the album by a country mile, except for maybe My Weakness.

I feel like there's a lot of potential here but it's lacking that something extra, which is probably energy. The atmospheric sound is interesting but at times it feels like they played a wrong note or didn't hold one for long enough. At the end of the day, it's fine I guess.

I fucking hate that Eric Clapton is such a piece of shit because I did really enjoy parts of this album

Keith Moon is him.

He's grooving. And so am I.

It's fun synth-pop.

Kanye West is an awful person, this album isn't much better

Solid album but overall, not terribly moved by it.

It's just that good

It's the Beatles, man! How can you not enjoy them? Side 1 is much better than side 2 though.

Very interesting experiment. I don't think it quite works all the time but I like it.

Is Racing in the Street one of Springsteen's best songs? Really good album though I think the hard rock sound for Adam Raised a Cain was the wrong way to go.

Just a lot of fun, Oye Cómo Va being the standout

Regular John is good, the rest is fine. Which pretty much sums up my experience with Queens of the Stone Age. If they're on, I'm not going to say turn them off but I'm also not going to turn them on in the first place.

1. Life During Wartime
2. Drugs
3. Heaven
4. I Zimbra

Drums on "Blues for Huey" are unmatched
"Maesha" is really good

A good sax solo will do that to people