Reviews by mcthrasher

If it wasn’t for the atrocious ballad track, this could have been a 5-star pop classic, but that song just drags the album down.

Repetitive riffs that often consist of just one or two notes, no memorable choruses to be found. The best part is when he goes “mmm dah dah eee dah dah eenadada”

Strikes a perfect balance between simple, folksy pop, and the deep, innovative songwriting that The Beatles would develop in the years following this release. Not a single second of wasted runtime.

Kinda like The Doors, but without any talent or interesting sounds.

Much better than the other Kate Bush we listened to on this project. The vocal hooks pull you in like they should, and the drum machine-based production feels more fleshed out.

Chill rap, but it all kinda blends together.

Very chill jazz. Brilliant musicianship, but it does all kind of blend together.

Genuinely surprised by how unique and varied this album is. Most of the rap albums we've had so far have been fairly repetitive.

Can't get much better than this. Tight, fast, heavy, inventive riffs, impeccable production. Perfect.

More of that generic brit pop that the creator of this project loves so much. Very forgettable.

Love the chill, folksy vibe, but the vocal melodies really leave something to be desired. Not a single memorable hook to be found.

Most generic rock music imaginable, as expected from U2.

Some great jams! Honestly one of the few albums in this project so far that I felt was too short.

Some nice melodies, but also some very cheesy lyrics. It's hard to take seriously at times.

Nice sound, but every single song sounds exactly the same.

Totally infectious energy. Very nice audio quality for being a live recording from 60 years ago.

Interesting blends of genres and sounds. Feels very nostalgic.

Dude’s got the voice of an annoying twerp. Generic songs.

Too long. Too many beats that sound like they were made in Guitar Pro. Very repetitive.

Very well-performed, with a few flashes of genius songwriting, but also a lot of mindless poppy boy-band lyrics with simple arrangements.