Reviews by jollyra475

Enjoyed this album quite a bit. Had not heard it before, this was in my "dark times" of not listening to any new music.

Not for me. Didn’t hate but didn’t really like it. And it’s way too long.

It’s pretty good but not something I’m going to put on a bunch of times. Of course Papa is a Rolling Stone is great.

Great album from top to bottom and it all works. Some hard rock, some folk, some acoustic. I think the first 4 of Zeppelin's albums are probably going to get 5s from me.

Really liked this album and look forward to listening to it again.

First time listening to a full Yeah Yeah Yeahs album. And it's good. Would listen again for sure. But there is a bit in the middle or towards the end that it just sort of drags and I can't figure out why. This is in between a 3 and a 4 for me, but I'll bump it up because I really liked quite a bit of the album.

Not for me. Didn’t HATE it but will never play it again, either.

Love this album. The synths sound strange in all the perfect ways, it's catchy and weird, but it's not so out there that it's not enjoyable. It's just excellent.

I enjoyed listening to this album. It's not perfect, and nothing grabbed me in that "you have to listen again right now" way, but overall I quite liked it.

Funky, smooth, a little slow. Don’t love it, don’t hate it.

Three albums in a row over 75 minutes. And ALL were too long.

This sounds like something that would be on in the background of a hipster movie theater. One that doesn’t play Marvel Movies, only independent films (well they existed when I was a teenager at least)

It’s not offensive, but it’s super not interesting, either.

I didn't hate it, surprisingly. It's way too long, which I don't love, but some of the beats and some of the instrumentals are really fun. But I also have no desire to put it on again, either. This is a 2.5 album that I'm bumping down to a two simple because of the unecessary length.

It started off fairly strong, as noise albums go. I like the guitar, and while it's mostly noise from the singer, I kinda liked it at first. But then it just kept going. And going. And going. Cut the runtime in half and you have something here, otherwise it just seems a little self-indulgent. There's no way that there isn't something that could've been lost in a 80 minute album.

Another one that I just don’t have the musical language to appreciate, maybe. But really really not for me.

On first listen I didn’t really like it. Seemed like more post Ziggie Bowie that I never really got into.

But listed a couple of more times and it grew on me each time. I think the intro on Station to Station is too long but overall I really enjoy the album now.

I really enjoyed this album. A couple of well known songs, but even the ones I don't know that well were really good.

Pure classic rock. No misses on the album at all, some great guitar work, and catchy tunes that get stuck in your head. Great stuff.

I enjoyed it, this is sort of the album I think of when I think of folk. And to think he was so young when he made this is crazy.

Surprisingly good. I didn't know anything about it going in, but I really enjoyed the album and will look forward to listening to it again.

There is a reason this is the best selling album worldwide, it’s awesome. This is truly the “King of Pop” with hit after hit.

I am sympathetic to those who say it doesn’t really work as an album. But if decided I just don’t care. The high points are so high that the few low points or missteps are barely noticeable