Reviews by jollyra475

Meh. Some of the songs are okay, I guess. It's a pretty boring album overall.

This is pretty darn boring, and not something I will put on again. Didn't HATE, but did not enjoy it, either.

No, just no. This is terrible, and I have no idea why I had to hear it at all. Anytime it started to get almost (and almost is a loose term here) listenable, it went in some weird ass, left-field direction and totally pulled me out of it.

Could not get into this one. Some of the guitar work was really good, but overall was very forgettable.

Pure 70s rock in the most fun way possible. Some absolutle bangers on this one. I don't think it's in my favorites of all time, but I really enjoyed it.

Pure background music, at best. It's not offensive or anything, but it's not something I would ever plan on putting on again.

Enjoyed this much more than I thought I would, but i wasn't expecting much at all having not been a fan before. I could see playing it again, if I was in the right mood.

Didn't love it, didn't want to turn it off. It's fine.

I liked the other Brian Eno one we listened to more than this one. It's fine, but I don't see putting it on again.

Some killer songs on this album, standards, wedding songs, feel good songs. This is one that I rate higher than a scale of if I'd put it on again, because I probably won't, but it's really good.

It's a very good album. But it would be a stellar 45 minute album. Why is this thing two hours long? No one needs that much, especially since there are a few duds in that extra time.

It's an interesting record. Very pop, but with a ton of styles crammed into it. This is not one I would've ever listened to before, and one I can't see putting on again, but I didn't dislike it while it was on, either.

I was much more into this album than I thought I would be. Some of the songs still go too long, but overall I really enjoyed it.

This was a tough one to get through. I understand how some people find her voice amazing, but I found the overall album fairly boring.

Lovefool is super catchy, of course. Pure late 90s pop, and I could see the scenes in movies and TV it was used in my head while it was playing. The rest is fine.

No matter how much the generator and the book try to get me to like Jazz, I just don't. I didn't turn it off, but I can't see a time I'll put it on again.

I like this. It's atmospheric and dreamy at times, and just a good album.

I missed this band when they were big. I like Blur and Oasis, the only two britpop groups I really know. This one was pretty good, too!

I had this album in high school, just like everyone my age had this album in high school. It's pretty good late 90s techno, and one that I would put on again if I was in the right mood. But that mood won't come around very often.

This album has one good song and the rest is completely forgettable and sometimes not even good. but Son of a Preacher Man is really good.