Reviews by jollyra475

It's good. Morrison has a unique voice and it's displayed well here. I don't love the length, and, honestly, I preferred all of the studio albums over this live album. It's probably a 3.5 but I'll round down so that I can separate it from the albums I liked more.

Pretty decent opening track which the rest of the album never quite catches back up to.

I enjoyed listening to this one. I'll play it again.

Nothing here hasn't been done better by other people. But it's fine.

There's stuff I sort of like here. And stuff I really don't like at all. Averages out to a fine album, I guess.

One of the easiest 5 stars I'll give. Yeah, it's cliche at this point to say how great this album is, but, you know what? It is great, and it deserves all the praise it gets and to be the highest rated album on this site.

I was excited to listen to this because I liked the first album so much. But this was ... boring? It was fine, I guess, but nothing I'm clamoring to listen to again.

I've listened to this album before. And I don't like it anymore now than I did the first time I tried to listen to it. I just don't enjoy any part of it and found myself reaching for the skip button entirely too often.

There’s a couple of stand out songs on this album. But like most double albums it’s entirely too long. Way way too long. Probably a 3.5 but I’m rounding down because with some editing this could’ve been a high 4 star album.

Her voice is great and makes listening to this 60s era pop a fine listen.

I really enjoyed this album. Great mix of punk/post punk/psychobilly and stuff that bands I love had to be inspired by. Great stuff.

My wife said, while listening to this, that it would be good on in the background of a massage parlor. For some reason this did not end with me getting a backrub, which is the only way to make this album better.

I thought this was fine. I was able to listen to it.

I didn't enjoy this at all. I'm not sure how so many bands I like can cite it as an influence.

While it's fine, there is absolutely nothing on this album that wasn't done better (and much better) by other bands.

This is a tough one to rate after just one listen. I think I liked it, and upon further listening might get a higher rating. It's weird and out there, but it mostly works. But sometimes it really doesn't work at all, at least not on first listen. It's probably better than the 3 I'm giving it, but I'm not sure yet.

Did Van Halen perfect guitar rock started in the 60s and 70s, and infuse it with amazing pop hooks and catchy song structures? Perhaps that's a bit too over the top, but it could be a fun discussion. What a fun album.

Probably my least favorite of the Public Enemy albums we listened to.

This is not my favorite genre and it's an outdated version of a genre I'm not loving. It's well done, no complaints there, but I don't see myself listening to it again.

This album reminds me a lot of Queen. There's a song or two here that would be okay to listen to again. But, like Queen, there is no way I want to listen to a whole album of it. And the highs aren't as high as Queen's are, so there's even less to want to listen to it again.