Reviews by fingunray

A bit more stripped back and primitive than some of my my favored kinks records, but still a good time nontheless.

Some pleasant moment but ultimately pretty tired. Didn't hate it, didn't love it. Background music.

A profoundly peaceful and calming record that's always been a big hit for me. The first and final tracks especially are so beautifully crafted. Music doesn't always have to be catchy melodies or sharp guitar tones.

Pretty fun but lacks much depth. Almost sickly 2000s sounds.

Fairly pleasant with a few standouts. Pleasantly surprised me.

I'm really fond of coldcuts dj mixes but this just doesn't work that well for an album unfortunately.

A great collection of charming songs. I've had the virtue of hearing this before, and I don't know if it'd really suited to a challenge such as this by nature of it's length, but it's worth a go.

Can't hate it. They aren't my fav of the initial wave of punk, I think the Stooges and NY Dolls have them beat to be frank, but it's perfectly fun music at the end of the day. A solid record.

Fine I guess. Nothing stuck with me other than a few moments that were solid. I can't really complain about much either. A pretty bland example of 2000s garage rock.

Really odd. I have nothing bad to say, but nothing in praise either. Just a very eh record that I will probably not return to.

The flow on this album, especially it's first half, is ridiculous creative and fun. Layered on top of some brilliant spaced out beats, this album is a stunner. Slightly let down by the odd track and shite skits, but a stone cold classic nontheless.

It don't get much better than this. Dark Side Of The Moon gets it's fair praise for being a brilliant, innovative album - but Wish You Were Here is a perfect example of an absolutey flawless 45 minutes of music.

The chilling opening notes of Shine On draw you into an album that can make you laugh, cry, shudder - span the breadth of human emotion, and all while sounding tight as fuck. I've still some reservations on the ethics surrounding how the band writes about Syd Barrett, but that doesn't drag down how high class the music is.

Really really fun. Nothing too groundbreaking but just a really solid bluesy album, as expected from CCR. Great when it embraces jam elements more.

Cool, but not really for me unfortunately. Wish I could get more into country.

My fav from the pixies. Excellent harsh sound to it, just brill.

Not one I see myself relistening to often, but really really cool nontheless. Some of the most crushing industrial tracks I've heard.

When I woke up this morning and saw what album had been generated, I admittedly groaned a bit at he name and cover. It didn't look promising to me to say the least. I recognized Crosby's name though, and opted to give it a fair chance. I'm glad I did, as this is one of the lushest and warm psychedelic records I've heard, just superbly fun stuff front to back.

Hard Rock done in the most boring way possible. The kind of music your mates lame dad claims is the pinnacle of rock.

One of the most solid albums ever released. Not my favourite but it's hard to argue about the consistent standards of this record.

Wanted to like this as I've heard a few tracks that I've enjoyed beforehand. A lot of it all fell flat.