Reviews by jonathanptait

Something something nick cave radio garbage chili peppers

Gary Numan is older than Gary Oldman

As a realization of experimental music, you can't really fault it

Their best, and perhaps only, excellent studio album

Oh my god this is hard work, seriously dated

Underappreciated feels the wrong word for a band containing Neil Young and Stephen Stills, but maybe one I've overlooked. Really great

Neither Reich impression is enjoyable, and fifteen minutes of other tracks I didn't enjoy - so rounding down to a three

Benefitted and hindered in equal measure by the shadow of Dylan

Mick Jagger was far too humble

It's a three marked up for American girl, the greatest song of all times

Elton John's best album in the 2000s

Should've been called fine

One of his best album covers and a very good early Bob record

Well, I am shocked this is so poorly received on the site - I think this is one of many great American indie albums from the late 2000s

A good record - but no Jolene?! RIP Dolly

Sweetest Perfection is the owner of the most ironic title in history, it lets the album down from being a 5

Stunner

Landmark recording with more hits than misses - Augmn and Peking O aren't so bad, but they are so experimental I'd hate for them to ever shuffle on.

I like trains

Britpop, for all it's divisiveness on this list community, I have always understood to be existing in two camps;

Suede, The Auteurs, The La's, Pulp, Stone Roses - largely excellent.

The rest I don't care about.

Forgot how much I love this album - a pleasantly surprising five