Reviews by mcthrasher

Some nice sounds and harmonies. Lacking composition and memorable melodies.

Some interesting sounds, but the whole thing is too long and utterly soulless. They put so much effort into being weird and unique that they forgot to just write good songs.

Absolutely not for me. Her voice is grating, every song sloppily combines hip hop and jazz in a way that fails to succeed at either one.

Some unique riffs. Everyone here really knows their instruments. Missing a real standout song though.

Nice energy. No-frills rock sound with a voice that grew on me as the album went on.

Needs more reverb.

Feels vaguely racist to give this one star, but it did nothing for me.

Terrible voice, forgettable songs. Well-produced at least.

Janis Joplin’s voice is easily the highlight here. The rest of the album is pretty uninspired, sloppily-played rock music.

I haven’t gotten the Dylan hype from the other albums of his we’ve heard on this project, but this one is really something special. I fully get the idea of Dylan as a poet.

Not as bad as some of the other British rappers we’ve heard on here. This one you can actually kinda take seriously.

Not the worst thing in the world, but I did not enjoy this at all.

Guy can’t sing on key, can’t play guitar, and the whole thing sounds like it was recorded in a shoe box.

A couple too many slow songs, but when the 3 singers all come together in harmony, it’s as close to a choir of angels as you can get.

Really splits the difference between his earlier work and his later, more experimental work. Great voice, great songwriting.

She ruined “Help!”

Enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would. As cringey as their lyrics and whole image are, the music itself is pretty great. I love the strong downbeat with the rhythmic offbeat vocals. Excellent drumming.

Some of the most forgettable 60s music I’ve ever heard.

At least they’re playing real instruments, but it’s really repetitive.

The songs on here are exactly what you imagine when you hear the name “Frank Sinatra”. They all kinda blend together into the same song in the end, but it’s nice enough.