Reviews by mark-bionix

This shit rocks but you lose points for that drum solo which is very long and very bad.

The music seems to always be in a rush to get to the next thing, which makes it doubly surprising that it's all so boring.

This is lovely and I'm glad to know there's a second one I'll get to check out.

An unfair one-hit wonder label. It's quite a good album, and they've had a few more good ones since.

I thought some of this was interesting, thought it takes a while for most of the songs to get going. I continue to just not be a prog rock guy.

Cool as shit. It fuckin' rules.

Sounds a little dated today. It's fine, but every 90s album should be about 20% shorter.

Great songs and the production on this is kind of incredible. A lot of prescient songs, but a really timeless vibe.

Three of the best songs they've ever had, and a lot of other stuff.

Goat.

I've always enjoyed this record, but I just remembered why I never really listened to the back half of it.

I have absolutely no idea what this is but I like it.

Fred's working through some big feelings. I'll say this: some of the songs aren't as bad as some of the other ones.

Their music is cool as hell and it's wild to me this came out almost 20 years ago.

There's a point on this record where motherfucker shouts out "How 'bout some rock n' roll?" Problem is that "Do You Feel Like We Do" is the only song that even seems to understand that live music can even approach the concept of kicking some ass (it barely does, and that's the only reason this snoozefest is getting two stars). By the way, this record is a perfect argument for editing out all crowd noise from live albums. It's like these folks watched some comedy bit about how white people always clap on the 1 and 3, so these morons decided to clap on the 1, 2, 3, AND 4. Your hands are gonna get sore, fam.

It's really good. A lot of my favorites from her aren't on here but "Everything is Free" is, and that's enough.

Some nutty shit on this album, but a lot of great songs too. I wore this thing out in high school.

Really solid disco record that kind of drags on side two. (Context: I've never heard of this artist and know nothing about his personal life.)

Couple of good tunes, interesting collaborators. Kinda boring.

I didn't mind it. Can't tell if these guys are on here because they're in some way influential, but to my electronica-averse ears I didn't hear much of anything unique.