Reviews by mailia

Not really a fan of country music, but I enjoyed listening to this.

Not the biggest fan of live albums, but I managed to still enjoy it. Recording quality's better than I'd expect out of 1957. Instruments are a bit dead though.

It started out very weird and then kinda levelled out, but at no point did I feel like I'd really recommend it to someone.

Also, what a terrible name for a band.

Not bad but kinda long and samey.

Decent length, pleasant to listen.

Hysteria was enjoyable enough, and I think Pyromania is a step above it too. Not so great I'd vouch for a 5/5 for it, but I'd say it's a solid 4/5 piece of 80s metal.

Struggling picking between a four and a five, but I do think this is a proper classic, so I'll edge it over to a full five.

Not that familiar with Nick Cave's work, but I liked it. Didn't even mind the length.

As a whole, it feels quite average. The first half of the album was definitely better than the latter half.

I know Parton just died, but I'm having trouble finding this album interesting. Country as a genre is pretty bland to begin with, and this doesn't really do anything to stray from that. Coat of Many Colors was definitely better than this.

Walk This Way is of course excellent, but maybe the other tracks can't really live up to that.

It's so trashy and so good. I think the only thing I dislike is having a hidden track. It's a relic of a bygone age that I very much don't miss.

A pleasant listen.

There's Take On Me, and then there's a lot of things I'd never heard because they're quite average.

I had not listened to Wu-Tang Clan before starting this project, and I don't think I missed much. Maybe the reason why they have so much skits and other unnecessary bullshit is because the music itself isn't that good.

Not quite sure if I'd call it "timeless", but I quite enjoyed it. Long as fuck though.

Struggling between 3/5 and 4/5, but I guess it was enjoyable enough to be bumped to 4/5.

Putting this on my "better than expected" list.

There's way too many live albums in the book.

Short but sweet.