Reviews by dthew26

Largely forgettable outside of the one song that charted in the US. Kind of boring though. 1.5/5

The CoralThe Coral

Rated 4/10

I am always surprised when I come across a late 90s to early 2000s Indie album from England that I haven't heard of on this list. But each time I a reminded of why that is...that era of music from the UK just doesn't resonate with me at all. So boring!! 2/5

Definitely MaybeOasis

Rated 10/10

Definitely (not maybe) the best Oasis album. However, I don't think it quite hits 5 status for me. I enjoy the album, but nearly every song (outside of Live Forever, which is god tier) is just on the "Much Better Than Average" tier, which I am not sure makes this elite. 4.5/5

The Fall...such a interesting (and influential) band. One that I have tried to listen to many times in the past, but the discography is a little intimidating. This was a decent entry as far as to what I have listened to in the past. 4/5

Kendrick is one of my favorite all time rappers. This album is a bit of an enigma for me though...I enjoy many parts of it, but overall I can't put it on the pantheon of other greats. 4.5/5

Love the Dan. Love Donald Fagan. Solid album that holds its own against any contemporary Steely Dan. 4/5

This album seemed to be a great example of PG transitions from Prog to a more pop sound. Surprised by the solidness. 3/5

StankoniaOutKast

Rated 8/10

OutKast is never a dull moment. BOB is such an amazing song and one which I have a ton of memories on. However, all their albums can be a little uneven at times and their whimsical side sometimes grates on me. 3.5/5

You can tell the Stones were a band in transition at the time of this album recording...not the most amazing work but still pretty solid. Foretold of things to come. 3.5/5

Back in my techno days I was really into Orbital. Hadn't done this one, but it was just on the ok/meh side. 3/5

A classic album...Stairway to Heaven was (as was typical) my intro to Zeppelin. Loved this album as a kid but realized it was surpassed by other Zep albums (namely Houses and III). Going to California is a fantastic song, and still get chuckles over the blatant LOTR references. 5/5