Reviews by loudwillow

Started strong with great vocals and a driving rhythm and then plateaued to become repetitive.

I don’t like Bowie. What I like are his greatest hits. When he’s on he’s great but when he’s off he sucks. This album has maybe four great songs and the rest I can’t skip past fast enough.

I skipped extra quick through this album just in case I happen to die in the middle. I didn’t want this to be the last thing I heard.

A few good tunes. I bet they’re fun to watch live.

Iggy Pop made headlines 25 years before with better songs so trying to be his clone is no success plan.

Yes I know he inspired great guitar players but it just doesn’t do it for me.

She really should stick to Christmas songs.

I didn’t get any Zappa as a kid because it wasn’t on the radio. I had to hear it as an adult when I could afford the albums. Too bad I missed a lot. This was great to hear again.

The new age synth electro genre is not my thing. It’s not terrible I’m just not into it.

I only listened to a bit of it but it’s not for me.

Good album overall. Not a rap fan but there was other good stuff and the female vocalist was excellent. Would be better without excessive and repetitive references to atomic testing. Not that it’s a bad thing but it’s just overdone.

Not bad for electronic music.

Great album. Too bad it was so short!

Except for the rap songs this is a great album. I can’t understand the lyrics but it sounds great.

Good album with a couple of great songs. The rest is not nearly as impressive as the hits.

Your basic rap album. Nothing new to see here. Move along.

Uninspiring instrumentals and simplistic and repetitive lyrics briefly interrupted by the sound of me hitting the skip button. They stay on time at least. How did so many bad British bands make this list?

Great Christmas album. Among the best I’ve heard.

Really good instrumentals. Intricate and engaging rhythm. Horn section is tight. Hard to say for lyrics not in my language. Not repetitive at least.

Great voice and tunes. A bit dated but still fun to hear a lot that influenced later bands.