Reviews by georgehart1122

Yep just another can of slop from Aerosmith. If you haven't gotten over it from the last 18 billion servings, here is another.

E-Pro coming in hot! Girl also with the mid 2000's hit! This super slick rap rock sampling is very peak 2000s production, so this album is really a time capsule, see Hell Yes. digging the hell out of it though. The back half gets super swampy and dark. really cool album, though i cant justify a 5 for it.

Ah Clandestino! A very fun song from when I was learning Spanish! Very chill alt-reggae stylings.

Man We Was Lonely was the only track on the A side that grabbed me. Maybe I'm Amazed is a legit good song.

oh boy a double album into absolute no where. Whatever the fuck the spoken word part The Awakening is. Orgone Accumulator is pretty good. This damn sonnova bitch is such a painful slog in one go.

The fastest 5 I will ever give! I love this album and have listened to it so many times! Every single track is solid plated gold. With the absolute peach on top being I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever).

Brian Eno on the snake guitar and electric larynx. lets see what this weirdo was cooking with back in the day. Dead Finks Don't Talk is like from another planet.

Wow some southern rock that is rooted in some substantial soil. Guitar Man Upstairs is a good track on side A. Wow, Three Great Alabama Icons is coming right at me. A really self aware southern rock album. Though it is really doing a lot of work to try and like rescue(?), be in homage to(?) Skynard. Which is annoying because it feels like you can't approach this by itself on its own merits. has to be a must listen to fans of the genre, and a great perspective piece. but not for me.

Hello old friend! God every track has some kind of memory, though it feels so old, like a piece of beach glass. that juxtaposition makes Chester's lyrics feel over done and over wrought. Still, the music is tuned to deliver what it has to say. Also did the drums for Runaway always sound this good? The mix is a little over compressed but that's the 2000s for you. How do I give this anything other than 5, even if its mostly a nostalgia vote.

French electronica tango? okay sign me up. This was really odd. cool ambient piece though, nice background for like a nice quiet evening at home.

Wow a Leonard Cohen album I actually like! His grave and gravelly voice meshes so well with this stripped down, foreboding song structure. Traveling Light was a standout track for me.

Smooth song stylings of a honeyed voiced vocalist. Shoot The Moon is a great track.

This stunk

The whole time this felt like I was listening to a knock off early White Stripes album that took direction from Lou Reed.

This is ultimate big brother cool music. Nick Cave just has this way of spinning the darkest yarns. need to revisit. when I am not traveling.

I'm still not a big Lou Reed guy.

First two tracks have a really cool feel to them. Red Clay Halo is a good song. I Dream A Highway is awesome, its just like everything I want in a chill acoustic song.

I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOOOOOOVVVVVVEEEEE! the rest was fine.

I'm into the opening track. The bloops and blats are intricately wound into these lush layers, even if the core samples are pretty canned. This is probably the highest form that these bullshit samples can aspire to. its like trying to make a gourmet meal out of exclusively velveeta.

This feels like a British version of Bruce Springsteen. but like sadder and less interesting. which is a talent.