Reviews by magsmusic

It was a crossover of tech and rap and it was fun and enjoyable enough. Just not my genre and life experiences so I don't fully connect with it, but that doesn't make it bad, just not my thing.

It was okay...but like no emotion. The lyrcis had some deepness but the delivery just felt like the singer was on mood stabilizers and didn't have any affect. The music was cool but still just a little hollow.

It was kind of a palate cleanser in this project, very different but not bad. But it felt like sorbet in between just to give you a minute to catch your breath reset and move to the next.

Meh...I mean it was better than other death metal but it also just all started to sound exactly the same.

I do love Irish music and the first half of this was great and I really enjoyed but the second half got a little too sleepy and tired.

I am not a Swifty...but I do give mad props for being able to write songs and create music people love so much. This was written to be completely commercial and very pop influenced (Blank Space), creating ear worms that just stick with you forever (Shake it off), and connect with every girl's fantasy of being someone's perfect soul mate (Wildest Dreams). I can see where peopel criticize it (I used to) but if you really listen to the lyrics she does a great job writing deep meaningful lyrics that have various layers to it. No matter your personal feelings here you can't deny she is a cultrual icon and this album was the height of that and she deserves some props for making something people love and connect with.

Freddie you had so much talent in that weird little brain of yours! It made some really beautiful magical music that makes me smile and enter this fantastical world in your mind. Bohemian is obviously the most well known (and the record company thought it would never work) but I think '39 is my favorite. It just feels so different for them and yet its so beautiful. Queen is a band I wish I had the pleasure to see, the energy and love they bring to everything is just amazing.

So he is not my jam, but for this album it works good. Maybe part of it is I am getting this on Halloween so there is already a little creep factor in the air. I don't see myself pulling this out on Christmas day but for today it works.

I enjoyed this one a little more than I thought. She is raw, unique and beautiful. I love her rhythms and the mixes. My only critique is she doesn't really change the inflection or emotion in her voice.

New punk...it was good. Short sweet to the point

For me this was really good for psychedelic rock. It wasn't soooo off the wall but was just the right amount to make the point but keep me interested. I really love her voice and the impact when she sings. The men just kind of fade into the background but she is so strong and passionate. If sang more of the songs I would push this up another star.

Not my favorite but enjoyable. It's a little surreal by being soft but also tough. I appreciate the girl power and there were some moments I really enjoyed.

This just felt overblown, pompous and way more dramatic and important then it actually was.

This was fine, they know how to rock but this one just felt like filler songs for all their other albums. It was cohesive and fit together weel but nothing stood out as amazing.

It was really beautiful and really pretty but also really depressing. At points it just went on too long without really changing how it made me feel other than just kind of over it.

These was a beautiful feeling...I could float along and want to dance at the same time. Something electronic but also natural and floaty about it.

What I love most about this is how she goes back and forth between rage and beauty. It feels so indictive of the female experience and the need to be the prim proper woman and yet we rage and have a right to be angry at some many things. The music behind it is so beautiful and deep at times really bringing this softness and realness to the music. Sometimes male rage feels so put on and like its all an act, but this just feels raw, real and indictive of a lot of the female experience.

This is a really beautiful album. So weird such calm chill music led to one of the biggest musical feuds ever.

I feel like this is an album that was given bigger accolades because the person passed away. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't amazing. I understand the impact this individual had on the Beach Boys and I understand there is a lot of musical talent in his ability to play music, but the rest just felt okay. It is a departure from the Beach Boys and likely would have had a bigger impact in the musical world had he lived, however to me it was just kind of okay and likely would have not been revered if not for him dying tragically.

This is one of those albums that i don't understand including on this list. Its 80's pop campy music. But nothing is iconic, different or special. Just a bunch of 80's guys singing slightly silly lyrics trying to act really profund while likely dancing a lot like Carlton. Its weird how cookie cutter this 80's sound was of the time, yet if you hear one song from one band now a days it sounds so different. But this was just another 80s band doing their thing and their thing was just okay.