Reviews by jollyra475

Good and fun Rock and Roll. Not quite perfect, but very good and glad to have listened to it.

I really disliked this album. Way to many songs I wanted to just skip.

Never heard this before but enjoyed it a lot. Will listen to this one again. Not sure if this is the "return of rock" the critics thought it was, but it was good.

Sounded like the soundtrack to 3 or 4 different movies that I don't really care if I ever see. There was some interesting stuff in here, but I was bored.

I liked this more than the Ray of LIght or Music, so I guess I'll bump it from my original thought of 2 stars.

I thought to myself a few times listening to this album that I really dug the guitar sound.

This is much more pop oriented. I thought Kedis' delivery was improved on this one as well. Even though a few of the songs do sound almost like a parody of what you think a RHCP song would sound like, I found myself enjoying this album very much.

It was meh. I liked it about as much as the last Portishead album.

I'm not the biggest Sinatra fan but this album was okay. Is it the oldest album on the list? I think it might be.

I really didn't like this album at first, until I realized I was listening to the instrumental version.

Oops, the one with lyrics is much better.

I think if I took the one or two good songs on each Radiohead album, they might have made one really good album. But they made so many "meh" albums, and this one is no different.

Pretty standard late 70s style punk (though Australian instead of English!)

But I like that style of music and I enjoyed this album.

A great album through. Some punk stuff, some pop stuff, a bit of new wave. All good.

It's a little to much for me to really enjoy, but it wasn't bad.

I accidentially listened to the wrong The Fall album first and really liked it, and realized I already listened to it and I really liked it then, too.

So then I listened to this one, and enjoyed it too. Maybe not quite as much as Live at the Witch Trials but enjoyed it a lot.

It was fine. Sort of like the other Pet Shop Boys that were generated, nothing here annoyed me to the point of turning off or makes me want to listen again anytime.

Tough one for me to rate because I don't know if I enjoyed it, but I did find myself putting some of the tracks on again later.

I hated Idlewild so much, I was shocked that this one was fine. It's not good, but I didn't feel the need to turn it off.

The most fine of the Radiohead albums. And by fine, I mean it's just fine. That's it. Yorke's vocals aren't for me at all.

Is this the pinnacle of nu metal? Probably. It's fine, I didn't dislike listening to it. But it's the first time I listened to the whole album, and I don't see myself doing it again anytime soon.

I kinds of dug this a little. Not my favorite, but it's not bad.