Rated 6/10
Opening with Gimme Shelter is a flex
You Can’t Always Get What You Want, one of the all time great songs
Everything else was totally fine!
Rated 6/10
Opening with Gimme Shelter is a flex
You Can’t Always Get What You Want, one of the all time great songs
Everything else was totally fine!
Rated 8/10
Timeless and tight. A fun listen.
Rated 8/10
Beautiful and theatrical. Excellent production.
Rated 6/10
This gets a whole extra star for Come Out And Play
Rated 4/10
This ain’t it
I appreciate the level of artistic integrity here, but I will not be returning to this
Rated 10/10
Praise Lady Miss Kier!!!!!!!
An absolute vibe, both of and ahead of its time.
Rated 4/10
Very atmospheric with cool vocals. I can appreciate what’s happening here but’s it’s not for me
Rated 6/10
Impossible to divorce from my nostalgia (which is a toxic impulse IYKYK). Millennial is gonna millennial unfortunately.
Rated 4/10
Not my favorite kind of noodling. I won’t be returning to this.
Rated 6/10
The longer it went on the more I liked it
Rated 6/10
Only three stars because it’s not my favorite Foo but Dave Grohl’s musicianship cannot be denied
Rated 8/10
A welcome reprieve from everything else we’ve been listening to. I needed some funk
Higher Ground and Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing are evergreen bops
Rated 6/10
In my younger years, I probably would’ve enjoyed this more but it’s not really my speed these days
Like the tracks Sister and Cliche
Rated 6/10
Not really my favorite flavor of this type of thing but I’m not mad about it. Ended up being pretty fun as the album progressed.
Title track is catchy
Rated 8/10
Enjoyed this much more than I thought I would
Rated 4/10
“Lost Souls is considered by many to be the best debut album since Oasis' Definitely Maybe”
Who is this “many”
Like the most boring Coldplay imaginable. Back third of the album is slightly better but not by much.
Rated 6/10
I mean, pretty much exactly what I expected
Rated 8/10
I see why girls in the 60s were going absolutely nuts over this
My kind of noodling
Rated 8/10
The Beach Boys really walk that fine line of corniness but the instrumentation and production here is so layered and interesting it cancels it out