Rated 8/10
Amazing singer. Stylistically all over the map, but always interesting.
Rated 8/10
Amazing singer. Stylistically all over the map, but always interesting.
Rated 6/10
Dreamy quality. No complaints, but it didn’t really grab me.
Rated 8/10
Quirky and cool.
Rated 8/10
I can’t say that this is objectively a 4/5, but I was vibing with it.
Rated 2/10
Flows for sure, but the lyrics are appalling and repetitive.
Rated 8/10
Cool.
Rated 4/10
I wanted to like this, but WTF with the misogyny and “jailbait” lyrics? Also all the songs kinda sounded the same.
Rated 6/10
Nice.
Rated 6/10
Some okay tunes. “A Passage to Bangkok” lyrics are clearly about weed, but somehow the music gives some racist vibes.
Rated 6/10
It was okay.
Rated 2/10
If you have ever unironically yelled at someone “I hate you, you’re not my dad!” then this is the album for you.
3 or 4 songs in I figured I got the idea and didn’t care to listen to the remaining 60+ minutes of someone screaming at me.
Rated 2/10
Why is this considered “good”? Stealing Black culture and packaging it as a novelty act. Zero stars.
Rated 10/10
No notes.
Rated 2/10
Spends all of its time wallowing in post-September 11 national self-pity. Springsteen seems like a decent enough guy, but bullshit rhetoric like this only served to abet the United States’s slide into christian nationalist fascism.
Rated 6/10
Mostly pretty good, but nothing to really make me want to listen again.
Rated 4/10
Kinda too much early 90s vibe for me.
Rated 4/10
This album was in heavy rotation with the stoners in the back of the bus during my high school era.
Mostly overwrought and ponderous, with a few good licks thrown in, eg Run like hell.
Rated 8/10
The world needs more BB King.
Rated 10/10
Amazing lineup. 5/5, and I’m not even kidding.
Melancholy folk with a medieval vibe.