Reviews by djx127

I hope I die before I get old

Each individual song isn't bad but somehow when compiled into an album, it's less than the sum of the parts. Overly long and a tad boring, the best parts of the album come at the end though

This Sinatra guy is pretty good. Watertown is probably my favorite Sinatra album but it's not on the list so this'll do, I guess. Tough album cover though

Hells Bells is really good, it's a shame the rest sucks ass 1.5/5

What all music should aspire to

Just as good as the last time I listened to it

Big big fan

I really liked the country sounds on this album

Enjoyable enough I guess

An accessible Captain Beefheart? It's no Trout Mask Replica but it'll do

Yeah this album fucks, funky and groovy. 4.5/5

This shit lowkey ass. I'm paraphrasing someone on here about Queen but the problem with GnR is that their hits are overplayed and the deep cuts are soulless garbage

Nothing exceptional or groundbreaking but an enjoyable listen. Though it might be more enjoyable under the influence of something

First 2-3 songs are solid, followed by a bunch of middling songs and then ends with a halfway decent song. 2.5/5

3.5/5 for the music, big band jazz is always pleasant to listen to. Big fan of Sonny Payne's drumming on Fantail. An extra half star for the album cover

This album is at its best when it's sludgey, noisy jamming. Cut out the lyrics and this would be better. 3.5/5

I like it, I like the idea behind it but the album never really seems to advance, it's stuck on the same idea for an hour. It's a good idea but it feels like it's trying to coast on the power of the idea and it gets a little tiresome by the end. I believe you could continually reorder the track listing and get the same experience every time

In a Silent Way is perhaps the greatest song ever recorded. At this moment, with the caveat that I have a lot more to listen to and with the exception of Coltrane's A Love Supreme, this is the greatest jazz album ever made.

Good album

The first half was fantastic and then it gets repetitive and loses some of the power it had in the first half.