Reviews by glimmermoonstone

Another nostalgic album, taking me back to being 14 yrs old, being bullied in gym class for not shaving my legs above my knees, and just discovering Def Leppard by overhearing other girls talk about them during a bus ride home from school.

I like the music but the album is too long.

Waterfalls is the only song I'm familar with & would listen to again.

Better than most of the albums I've listened to lately playing catch up.

This would have been the type of music I listened to in the mid-late 80s, but I have never heard of this band, or any of their songs. I understand why. It's not bad (except the Born to be Wild cover) but nothing stands out or grabs my attention

There are a few Zeppelin songs I like, but none of them are on this album. Couldn't make it through the 1st track.

Wasn't sure what to expect but really enjoyed this album. Sometimes creepy vibes, sometimes jazzy - I added Crumble to my Liked Songs playlist.

Another nice album to listen to while at work. I remember first hearing Elvis Costello in the 80s and not liking the music at all, but I'm not sure what it was about it that I didn't like. Weird how musical tastes change.

Had it on while I was working on switching around my laptop for work, nothing really caught my attention though.

Still catching up - I chose this one because Penguins but had no idea what to expect. I instantly loved it. Adding The Sound of Someone You Love Who's Going Away And It Doesn't Matter to my favorites

Trying to be open-minded going into albums of genres I don't like so much but it's a challenge.

Never heard of this group but I'll check out more of their stuff.

So nostalgic, with an iconic video and movie scene. I can't rate this anything other than 5.

First thought was I had never heard of this group, but as soon as the 1st track started I was like "oh yeah! I know this song!" Not fond of the repetativeness of the lyrics though, probably wouldn't listen to it again but I did add Good Times to my favorites list.

Interesting. Aumgn felt very "Cthulhu'esque" to me.

Another I couldn't finish.

Not horrible, the '60s vibe is fun. I thought knocking out a shorter album (33 mins) on my catch-up list would be easy, but I'm just halfway through it, and I'm sure it's already been more than an hour.

Not too bad, got through the whole album. Not something I would normally listen to but nice for a change of pace I guess.

Icky is a good word to describe this album.

No, I couldn't finish. I apparenlty have Frontier Psychiatrist on my liked songs but again, I think spotify is adding stuff without my knowledge.