Reviews by fryguy0724

A lovely debut from a more alternative fixture of the garage band scene in the early 2000s. One of the biggest singles of the new century which is still a great anthem for the time at large.

A surprising Brit pop sensation with a solid mix of punk to shake up the formula.

Woodstock to the heart, but got love for all
Lie and die in the fire, where I learned to ball
Our House is the place where I lay my dome
On the streets of the San Francisco where my Country Girl roam

A refreshing country pop album that put Kacey into the superstardom level she deserves.

The perfect harmony between country and rock.

A stellar front running classic with influences for days in the modern game.

The culmination of a four year streak that is unrivaled. A true guitar god doing his thing.

Pop, synth, 80s, British....it all adds up.

A few classic Bowie moments but more by the numbers than a revolution.

A lovely little collection of original style rock n' roll.

Biblical, thoughtful and a colorful dance with Dolly.

Lovely vocal and rhymes if ultimately not the classic to stick around.

Folk lyrics, slow burn rock and Neil's Crazy ride towards his apex.

Funky fresh and dynamic. Love the introduction to these beats.

A fun moment of time in the early 2000s. Still has bangers but the charm doesn't stick around

Good ol' country blues.

Classic Cat. Whimsical, folklore and lyrical crafting near the top.

A cultural phenomenon which catapulted Eminem into the highest ranks of the game.

An absolute classic that is being re-evaluated in the recent years given the overall controversies. No need to cloud your judgment, this was earnest and worthy of the praise it received.

Part of the originals, trend setting and ground breaking.