Reviews by jonathanptait

Enjoyable with some really interesting melodies, falls short of her best work and white dress is irritating as

What a voice, what a collection of love songs; more frank in the rotation

I don't know how Lenny Kravitz convinced himself so contritely that he was good, let alone anyone else; in the words of Ongo Gablogian "DERIVATIVE"

He saw Prince moving into new sonic territories to mixed success and then jumped into his grave. The only saving grace, is this palette somewhat sounds like how Prince would revive himself with in 95 and thereafter.

Serious bops, all over the place

This album is finally starting to click, it went up from a three to one of my very favourite dream pop albums

What a voice, I didn't love it as much as I thought I did on a re-listen though

Nice

A very special record to me, and possibly my favourite of theirs

Springsteen for theatre kids, it's brilliant

It's fine, but I'd literally rather listen to studio versions of the same material

It was good, but not great. I dislike David lee Roth's voice and EVH is a wicked overplayer

Pretty good!

Nothing to be said other than hasn't already been said

Much like Master of Reality, this would be pretty much perfect if there weren't two less good instrumentals! Probably timbre wise it's Sabbaths most influential album. It's not from 1971 though!

He wears his influences and shows who he would influence very clearly in this record, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

A really solid and moving post-rock album, a benchmark for many bands in the 2000s

Her last perfect record.

Some incredible ideas with largely enjoyable execution; this would absolutely scare the hoes if it came on shuffle - but was a great sit down experience

This could be one of the worst albums I've ever heard, an edgelord's wet dream. First album on the list where I didn't enjoy a single track enough to playlist it

I'd give this a zero if I could, it's an absolute car crash. Why wouldn't you pick Julee Cruise or Portishead over this?