Reviews by jollyra475

I don't like this type of music, and I didn't like anything about this album.

Was surprised by how much I enjoyed this album. The vocals started a little rough, but by the end I was really getting into it.

I could see this becoming a favorite with more listens.

I like a lot about this band (big Damon Albarn fan) but I don't love this album. I think there's a lot here that points to where it's going to be good, but it's uneven, and a little messy.

I prefer Demon Days and Plastic Beach to this one.

Another album that I see something here, but I just don't like it.

Meh? It's not for me at all. My daughter thought I was super weird when I knew one of the songs (Groove, obviously.)

Liked this WAY more than I expected to. I'm not a huge metal guy, but if it was all like this, I'd probably listen to more.

On paper, this is something I shouldn't really like, but I do. It's not a great album, but I enjoy it a lot, and have listened to it before and will again.

I never really gave the Pumpkins much of a chance, but this is another fine record. The front half is better than the second but overall it’s really good.

Very weird, and yet oddly enjoyable.

Enjoyable britpop unknown to me before now. But I liked it.

I really didn't enjoy this at all. I don't know if it was the genre, the recording, or her, but I didn't like it.

I liked this one more than the other The Verve album, and it has Bittersweet Symphony which I've always liked. But past that it's a fine album with some annoying parts.

I dislike that it's not a real album, but it's a good collection of songs and I liked listening to it.

I didn't really care for this the first time I heard it. I still don't really care ABOUT it now. Some of the rhymes were clever, but overall it's a forgettable album. It's also too long, some editing may have made something better.

I was fairly bored. Not much here for me

Hmm, this was perfectly fine for background music. I didn't really care though. It was totally fine.

This is probably only a 4 star album. It's really really good.

But Tiny Dancer might be the best sing along song of all time. And to follow that with Levon? Hard to not round up.

Like the other Harris album we had, I thought this was just fine. The voice is nice, but I don't care about the songs themselves.

It's got that blues, that rock-n-roll, and that so distinctive voice of Janis.

This album is so powerful and emotional. It's one of the best of it's time period.

Shocker, but I'll probably describe it the same way most people do. It's dark, it's gloomy, it can be a lot to take in.

But it's also fantastic.