Reviews by georgehart1122

This is kinda cool weird 70s pop. but there are too many gear shifts so the whole thing feels really lumpy and uneven.

Wow a ska record made it on this list? I dont like the mouth noise on I'm Just Looking. Mid shit really.

ICE-T 1991 FOOL! Ice really lays out his personal manifesto, with deep love and also hatred for his native South Central. His chops are real, his sampling is on point. The general vibe is a little dated but still decent. The end shout out track is the punkest thing recorded in the 90s.

I can get down with this opening track. Love At The Five And Dime is a great tune! More Than A Whisper is such a strong lyrical song. Banks Of The Pontchartrain is another fucking banger. Goin' Gone is a great tune but it's a little hard for me to listen to right now. Something that shows through in her work is her effortless mastry of blending melody accents and lyrics. It shows off her sterling lyric work and usually catches me. One Of These Days kills. Damn what a fine album.

Jesus this thing goes by fast. Some songs I liked but on the whole I could leave this album.

Too proto-punk for me.

I am here for this bass tone. Satin Down I'm not so into. Bullet Proof Cupid is a cool song.

I am getting big Foo Fighters vibes from this. The back end of I'd Give You Anything just seems to descend into guitar noodling for a little too long. Angel Interceptor is probably my favorite on the album.

Ocean Size was cool. Standing in the Shower... Thinking is also cool. I'm just happy this album didnt make me cry this morning.

fuck you Changes. Supernaut and Cornucopia are metal visionary songs. Snowblind is surprisingly heartfelt. That was a good Sabbath album.

Fuck this stupid album. (Lora left me yesterday).

One More Chance is a bop. I am actually really into this, and not just for the loose critique of Thatcherism. Kings Cross is a good song.

Cool in concept. It definetly feels overdone. The Swinging Detective is pretty rad. But the issue is that this isn't a movie score. It is desperately trying to be one, but is not. So it feels the need to add on this extra cheese layer. It feels more suited to a video game soundtrack if anything.

The opening feels like a mix between the Black album by Metallica and a U2 record. it starts cool and then settles into something a little less than a bother but also less than inocuous.

Oh lord, it's a whole album of Justin Timberlake. The mouth clicking sounds on Cry Me A River are ewww. Rock Your Body is fine, but holy moses this is a slog.

This is probably the only way to listen to motorhead.

I am here for this opening track! THIS IS SUCH A FUN DREAMY PROG ROCK ALBUM!

This album's success is entirely underwriten by the black artisits that contributed the original songs for the Stones to then cover. It has arguably 3 songs writtn by the Stones, and so its pretty damn disengenious to call this a product of them, let alone to call them England's Newest Hit Makers. I think this is one of the few albums on this list to actually make me mad.

I'm not such a fan of Massive Attack, so this effort feels a little wasted on me. It has some cool moments, and is generally a cool way to do a down tempo hip hop ambient record. It just didnt move me.

A solid album with some really solid synth work and bobs.