Reviews by lenhatred11

Scooby Snacks was a jam when I was a child. That's it though, this is childish music. Put it in the children's edition.

Pretty dumb. Listening to Yazoo instead.

Doesn't have Brothers in Arms or Romeo & Juliet. 2 Knopflers.

Malcolm might be the lamest person of all time and l will never understand why people don't hate on the sex pistols for that very reason.

https://youtu.be/I79YNDYrUno

Unfortunately this is a modern classic.

Mostly delicious, some duds
Hate common the actor, like the guy, rate the rapper.

Of course it's British. Most 00's album cover award.

Might be the horniest guy of all time

Sounds exactly like the kind of the music a guy with a skull cane would make.

Blur aren't normally an album band for me. Enjoyed this listen though. Song 2 is a skip just due to its deserved ubiquity.

Goes so hard. One of the great debuts. Wipes the floor with the Blur/Oasis rivalry.
Their follow up, Dog Man Star is also a belter.

Listen to Snapper (NZ) instead.

This is nothing.

I get why people love this. I briefly did. Grew up and can't stand this twee nonsense anymore. Can't deny the man's talent as wussy as his output is.

I remember someone describing this as macaroni art, the album.

STFU Stevens, Animal Collective, Arcade Fire and the ilk all so highly rated by my contemporaries when I was in my indie 20s. Never really got it. This has no relation to Animal Collective and its still got me thinking about how much I dislike them. Tweeness was a stain on music in the 00's.

Definition of OK.
At Swim Two Birds / Montgolfier Brothers do this same thing with way more Chutzpah

That Lady is an absolute belter. The rest is OK.

Haven't listened to this in years. Still flippin' sick. Top jammer: Mote.

Time to check if this is still my ~3rd favourite Sonic Youth.

Incredibly uncool but you cannot deny the staying power of Mr Brightside.

Incredible and not even my favourite Curtis.

Very cool. Sly is the man.

Everyday People unfortunately has been ruined for me by interminable Toyota ads (here in NZ) in my youth.