Rated 4/10
2. It's as good as a 3, but this is a protest vote and 1's are reserved for garbage that assaults the ears and mind.
So many other great new bands deserve a spot on this list instead of another Stones album. Kudos to the old codgers for still rocking, but you've done it, we know you're great.
Rated 8/10
4. This is a generous 4, but still deserved. A lot of complaints in the reviews so far as to how new this is, but I think it has a place on the list. Excellent to have booming through the house once you get into it.
Rated 4/10
Interesting history, but overall it lands somewhere on Indie light. I think this is the equivalent of Easy Listening Indie.
Rated 6/10
3.5 started off quite confusingly. Some sort of '70s acid cowboy album? Then all the hits came on the second half.
It was... fine.
My Friend is the standout track.
Rated 6/10
Grows on you as you listen to it despite the excited dolphins screeches, random dog sounds, and Gene Belcher banging on pans and keyboards.
Rated 6/10
Ace of Spades live. Cool! The rest is... okay.
Rated 4/10
2. Ugh. Seriously. Lyrically annoying.
Rated 6/10
3.75 Impressive after so many years. Very few tracks dipped in quality.
3. Enjoyable, but it would take many listens to be able to discern it from others of the same genre.
Rated 4/10
2 This one (of many!) didn't need to be included on the list. Cohen is already well-represented here.
Rated 6/10
3 - Having St Vincent as my previous album, it was amazing how close these two albums were.
Rated 6/10
3.25 Something is lost in the art of St. Vincent which is as much visual as audio.
Rated 8/10
4 Always great
Rated 4/10
Really cannot recall much of it even shortly after listening.
Rated 6/10
3.5 A lot to like here, wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did.
Rated 6/10
Better than expected. Not for me but respect her pipes.
Rated 8/10
All the hits and then a while lot more to vibe out on.
Rated 10/10
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Great to hear it again in full.
Rated 8/10
Still a classic
