Reviews by georgehart1122

Orozco is a bop. the album is pretty okay all things considered.

Didn't think much of it.

Big nostalgia on this one. The first 4 tracks absolutely took over the world. The back half is much more of a mixed affair. Paper Gangster is another highlight. Brown Eyes is just an odd duck in this track listing. and Summerboy is even further afield. Discoheaven is so odd! God 2008 was just a fever dream.

Rejoice, because this album is over.

Damn, this is cool as shit.

I don't know the words but I resonate with the music. Super cool album even though it was a bear to find!

You Don't Know How It Feels is the ultimate loser slacker anthem, and i mean that in praise. There is something so liberating in how You Wreck Me sounds. The end of the albums is weaker, House In The Woods is a little too self indulgent for me.

Loved the musical. This is the cool origin story of that. Still has that sort of ramshackle Nawlins sound on Way Down Hadestown, and definitely has more boogie. Hey Little Songbird is somehow more creepy. Wait For Me always makes me cry, this version is no exception, especially with the voice of Bon Hiver fitting perfectly into the context of the song.

super rad!

Yesterday was a blur and this album didnt get the fair shake it deserved, but freaking love tool.

Got a fun classic rock sound and vibe.

The Hollows is a stupid story song. God this is the softest white boy rap shit. I am also asking myself WHY?

Yea I don't get this band and why they are critical darlings. Is it the dynamism?

I remember this album hitting the US like a nuclear bomb. totally fit the moment. A high watermark and prophets call to a new band to hold the standard of grand prog and arena rock. Citizen Erased is so fucking good and Bellamy's voice is HAUNTING!

This was fine. The operatic part on Eskimo was my favorite part.

Holding On sounds like a Bruce song if Bruce was doing a Bob Dylan impression. *yawn*.

This is a great Aussie album. Dead Fox is a standout track.

An ambient album! Cool, more an EP than an album, but very soothing and thoughtfully constructed. Sort of a blur for me though.

yea whatever. but cool to know that there were session players on London Calling. Its like a less talented Elvis Costello.

a wet fart of an album.