Reviews by fryguy0724

An interesting placement into the 70s Indian soundtrack but it was more noise than pleasure for me.

A wonderful journey that tails of the 80s with back to from stone cold classics.

Haunting art rock to establish the prowess of a legendary solo artist.

The dream of the 90s and the bumble gum pop that launched a thousand careers but most importantly, TRL (RIP).

The best and the most RHCP album out there. They've spent 30+ years trying to replicate the magic and have come close but nothing compares to the original. Certainly a moment in time if you dream of the first Lollapalooza wave; here is the magic.

A stone cold American classic. Often misunderstood but never out of the conversation.

Another smash and grab from the Byrds in their short but sweet career.

Born to listen to you because the website told me to do so.

By the numbers British pop rock

Solo Stills remains the same.

May have historical importance to certain people and has great musicianship; the overall craft and lyrics were not for me.

Pure magic and an inspiration to college stoners everywhere.

Sweetheart vibes, rodeo livin', Byrds flying high with a sonic boom.

A sublime classic. An introduction for the masses while also pleasing the hyper aware.

Ctrl establishes a new and powerful voice.

A bit bland but very on point for earnest late 90s soft rock.

A delightful journey into the JuJu

A wild journey into the mind of Weller.

Underrated straight on rock and roll from a wonderful band.

Superfuzz buzzmuff painting a picture for the upcoming grunge revolution.