Reviews by hoagieclue

Never listened to a Willie Nelson album before this. It’s decent country, but nothing that stands out to me

Solid solo debut. Has Björks usual quirkiness/interesting production that i’ve come to love

If Michael Jackson and Prince had an illegitimate son, he would sound like this.

This is the site’s highest rated album (as of writing) for good reason. Throw this on shuffle and you’d probably land on a megahit. Even the “deep cuts” have the aura of hit singles. It’s pure perfection in song

This guy kinda sounds like Jimi Hendrix

Cool blues album. Nothing I’d revisit in full probably, but it’s well made

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater music

probably the best live album ever made

A classic Jazz album, can’t go wrong with this

Enjoyed this a good deal, some songs go on for a bit longer than I’d like but it’s otherwise an enjoyable listen.

i'm normally all for just noodling around on a synthesizer but i found this to be a chore to get through. yet another live album that did not need including

I had a Beatles phase in my late teens so I am a tad biased

This is the first album where the Beatles really showed what they were capable of (imo), and they went on an absolute heater from then on out as far as albums go. The songwriting feels so much fresher, the music more dynamic: it's really the whole package. Even as a 16/17 year old kid, I was mind blown by Tomorrow Never Knows and how crazy it was that something made in 1966 could sound like that. Pair that with the Sitar that George was into at the time, and I thought I had the coolest music taste in the world when I discovered this

god i love the cure

decent. nothing i’ll revisit

it’s decent. lead singer sounds like a precursor to early 2010s stomp clamp music

really enjoyed this. great songwriting, and Apple has a beautiful voice

Music for dudes who are a little too into learning about Nazis

It's cool, solid Morrissey solo effort

another prison album, can’t complain

another shitty electronic album that goes on for far too long

this feels like it goes on for an eternity, and the album is only 34 minutes