Reviews by loudwillow

Gutter rap over a drum machine backing track. If you like listening to n1994s say n1994 then you do you. I prefer actual musicians creating actual music.

One hit among mediocrity. Music is good but kind of goes nowhere. Would benefit from a better vocalist. Overall not bad

Great jazz album. This was 1956. The performance was amazing and live recording and production was perfect.

Great melodies rhythms and vocal harmonies. Doesn’t sound like anything I have ever heard before. Really unique. High quality. Well produced. A great album.

Not a clone band so much as a mashup of several bands. Not so much like any one band that would make it unoriginal.

Okay it’s a James Brown live show. It’s well executed and produced. Not sure it’s all that special.

A Queen clone. Not bad but why listen to a clone when you can hear the real thing? Well executed but not much original here.

Some brilliant moments spread among borderline annoying and monotonous lines. Not sure if their other albums are like this but I was not very impressed.

Great vocalist! Soothing R&B for a slow evening. Very well done.

Smooth jazz. A welcome change from the crap of the last few days. Well done.

80’s hair band. Burn the house down hard rock. I had to wade through the repetition of the extended edition. Seems like they played everything three times. When I was 16 this was the balls. Now I’m ambivalent.

Late stage punk. Maybe call it ‘bubble gum punk’. Basic tweenage lyrics and not so edgy. Parent friendly for kids who don’t want to be grounded. Heavily produced. Not sure why it’s on this list. Nothing to see here.

Probably the most enjoyable Dylan album I have heard. I’m not a huge fan but it was a good listen.

Synth pop. Not my genre but not unenjoyable. At home in an 80’s playlist. Someone put a lot of effort into it.

Really enjoyable despite the name. Great vocalist and looks of good instrumental work and production. Added to favorites b

High energy dance music with that Bowie voice.

Beautiful finger picked acoustic guitar melodies. Piano and orchestra as well. Softy sung tenor voice. Moody lyrics. Inspirational but in a subtle way. I get why his music may have been overlooked. It’s very understated. Too bad he was not more popular during his too short life. I’ve never heard him before. He was truly an artist. Added to favorites.

Fun garage band rock. Enjoyable.

Each track I was hoping for an instrumental. Each time they ruined it by signing. The music is enjoyable blues-jazz. The vocals had me twitching for the skip button.

Fun album. Not a lot of production just some instruments and vocals. Creative lyrics. Very entertaining. Singable ear worms coming from melodic chord changes. Wish it were longer.