Reviews by kingboyd13

This is my FIFTH Bob Dylan album. FIVE. And is this one gonna be any good?!

OH MY GOD IT IS! It’s so good! It’s his best album! It’s tight and sounds so good. BOB! We did it!!! BOOOOB!!!

Kinda baffled by this album. Like it truly feels like any folksy twangy band could have made this. But maybe made it better. Like…if you were into this stuff at the time did you just have your fists clenched listening to Creedence doing the same thing way better and way more interesting.

Is that the same font as Nirvana’s Bleach? Anyway, wow! I really liked this! This is a lotta fun, in a smooth kind of way.

I doubt I’d ever listen to this again but it was largely inoffensive with a few interesting hooks and melodies.

I wish Giant Steps was on here either instead or in addition. (God forbid we have two Coltrane albums on here, gotta make room for the NINE NEIL YOUNG ALBUMS) Anyway, this is one of those albums that is too important to talk about. It’s spiritual in a way that makes sense even to this bitter agnostic.

WOW WE HAVE A NEW REASON TO DING AN ALBUM A STAR, fucking, BROWNFACE, Justin Trudeau is in Madness. Jesus between this and the skinhead thing they’re on thin fucking ice. Anyway. It’s ska. It sucks. It’s hard to find. Every now and then something fun happens.

Every time I think of T. Rex the image of my minds eye is this proto metal band that rocks. And then I listen to them and it’s like this totally fine 70s rock album that never gets past the second gear. Like I love the song Jeepster, but I wish the other songs kicked it up a bit more. Idk man. It’s fine

This is one of those albums I’ve never heard but it sounded exactly like I expected.

This albums stupid. It’s really fun. TV Party is objectively such a shitty song. I love it so much. It’s all about this vibe that just doesn’t exist anymore. I used to hate Black Flag because of that but in hindsight this album is a really fun little punk album

Best of the Gaye’s I’ve heard on this list. Isn’t preachy or fucking depressing.

Fuck. I mean it’s better than Loveless. But who cares

WOW! An electronic album I actually like. It’s smooth and playful and never annoying. A real treat!

There are two types of 70s folk in my eyes. One is genuine and borrows from actual folk ways. It stands on tradition and adds to it in a way that makes the whole better. And then there’s this, people who like the vibes of folk man. Free love and shit man. The hippies lost and this is why. This says nothing. It sucks. The cowboy song was okay.

This album is such a mess. It’s not very consistent or good. It should absolutely be on here though. There are some highlights here and there.

Man every time I’ve gotten an alt R&B album in this list it’s so dour and boring it makes me wonder if the genre is worth it, and so far every time when the album ends it starts playing songs that are WAY better, up beat and fun. I feel like there’s this pervasive thought that all music that is good and heady must also be boring. Blegh

Sure whatever

Jesus Chug All Night took this down an entire star what the fuck was that. Take it Easy being written by a totally different guy not in the band makes so much sense because it’s MILES better than the rest of the album.

This is the soundtrack for the hippy commune’s last group sex session because they had to split up because gas prices got too high.

It sounds fine but everything blurs into this hippy dippy vibe that just becomes a mash of harmonies and blegh.

Truly a mixed bag. The highs like the title track are really great, fun, a little funky, danceable, great. But a lot of the meat is pretty bland and forgettable melding into one big pile. It’s good. It just never dips both toes into great