Reviews by mailia

This is a tough one. It has good moments, but at other times it's kind of a bore. Maybe had I woken up on the other side of the bed today, I might give it a 4/5 instead.

Wishy-washy.

Kinda like a warm blanket.

Bad, yet pretty good.

I can't find the energy to like it or to hate it.

Should I? Should I hear this before I die? I'm not so sure.

I had to listen to it twice to make up my mind, since I was fluctuating between 4/5 and 5/5. In the end, I figured that this is definitely closer to a 5/5 than it is a 4/5. It's probably not something I'd normally listen to, but it's definitely a great listen.

I can't pretend to understand what he's saying. Something about a $15 prostitute? Still having fun though.

This is a Big Mac of an album. You know that it's trash, you know that it's bad for you, but it's also irresistible.

It's hard to describe and it's not the best Talking Heads album (since that would have to be either Remain In Light or Speaking in Tongues), but can I fucking listen to the shit out of this album.

Born to Run is a good song. Don't know if I much get the rest of it.

The cover art is more interesting than the songs.

Layla is an absolute classic, but the rest of the album is meh. It would need something more going for it to elevate it beyond a 3/5.

A certified banger. Not a single bad song on the album. My body is moving on its own.

It's fine. Just fine.

Kind of a wistful nothing album. I break out in cold sweat every time I see a post-2005 album, and this is not improving the situation.

My mental idea of this album had been "the one with Cars on it", but it's actually just a really fucking good album.

I feel like reggae doesn't fit a full album format. Would probably be better as an EP with "No Woman, No Cry" and a couple of others.

This is perhaps the dictionary definition of "generic".

If the average track length on your album is over 13 minutes long, it better be good to get any favours from me. Thankfully, it does clear that bar.