Reviews by em04

Have listened to this many, many times and will take any excuse to listen to it again. Probably one of my favourite albums ever, something about it makes me come back to it again and again. I love every track but if I had to narrow it down to three favourites, right now, it would be Moonage Daydream, Lady Stardust and Suffragette City.

This is probably one of the best albums I've ever heard. It really scratches a certain itch for me I can't explain it.

Better than the other one I've listened to, the one with Nico, but still not really my thing

Had already listened to this before, I just really fuck with The Beatles. Some of my all time favourites are on this one

My parents are pretty big fans of Penguin Cafe Orchestra so I grew up listening to them a lot. Hadn't heard some of this before and I really loved it.

I just really fuck with Talking Heads

Getting this today of all days, the code behind this list is fucking out to get me. If the Rocky Horror soundtrack is somehow on this list I don't know if I could take it.

Honestly probably the best time to listen to an album full of sad ballads.

Rip Dolly, I will always love you xx

There are some absolute bangers on here I'm not ashamed to admit it.

This absolutely fucks man. Lyrical genius

I'm not the biggest rap fan at the best of times. So white guy rap was never going to be my thing

The way that I didn't read the track list before hand and was so confused as to why we suddenly had the jet's motif from west side story quickly followed by the actual jet song. This was weird but really good as well. My Dad used to play the title track for me and my brother on the last day of school.

Jazz isn't typically my thing, but this almost changed that. Overall a pretty interesting experience, not always enjoyable but that's what you get with experimental stuff. It's objectively good though

I'm not listening to this bro. I'm allowed one skip, I make the rules

Not bad but I wish I was listening to Peter Gabriel instead. Based on Genesis's requirements to be the lead singer he would have been a shoe in

Stop, white boy, stop!

It's pretty commercial, though Rock Your Body absolutely bangs. Don't ask me why I thought Cry Me a River was going to be the other Cry Me a River, but I shudder to think what he'd do with that.

Not very interesting but objectively good production, so probably a 3 overall. No nostalgia factor for me as I was born in 2004, I wonder how that will affect the tour.

This is exactly the level of overdramatic I aspire to be.

I am biased because I love crowded house. Can't give it anything less than a 5, I enjoyed my time listening to this

First half is incredible, second half a bit of a slog

Unfortunately everything is a slog to get through besides Superstition. That song is the reason this is getting a 3 instead of a 2

Sometimes I forget how much I love arena rock