Reviews by microtonalpanic

Derivative slop. Autumn Shade was good though.

This is the first early-punk album on this list that I actually enjoyed quite a bit. It has a bit of the “same-ness” that the other UK punk albums have but not as much and that’s the magic sauce.

It's Metallica and it's live. Good not great

Probably my least favorite album of theirs, although with my favorite song "There, There"

This is why we do this project! Loved this album! Definitely a few annoying bits that kept it from a 5, but im adding this album to my library

I've been blessed with CCR two days in a row. They're so great.

Love it. My mom had the greatest hits CD in her car and we'd listen to it often. First time listening to a full album of theirs and some of the biggest hits are on this one.

Good early-southern rock!

Seems that their most popular songs are the random mixes done after the original album came out.

Liked it when I was younger. They're weird now though aren't they.

This is the good stuff right here.

This is terrible. How were they not completely embarrassed putting this out? It's not even 1-star horrible, it's just so lame and cringe.

the first Jazz album i ever bought on vinyl. It was a joy to put it on the turntable this morning, sit down with a coffee and do my 1001 album for the day.

A Love Supreme... A Love Supreme... A Love Supreme...

The third song is a meme song and that threw me off.

Peak late 90-s dance themes. It's fine.

ah yes, the only album Action Bronson has ever listened to. Real talk though, it's a good one.

boop beep beep boop, "oy what do you reckon this button will make the keyboard sound like" - The Album

I love Elliott Smith. A while back, my dating profile had my most-listened to artists on there, and Elliott Smith was included. Multiple women asked if I was doing ok in life lmao.

More same-y British punk from the 70s. Like I'm sorry, but this list has too many omissions for me to give this the benefit of the doubt. If the Clash are on this list, The Adverts don't need to be.

Really wanted to listen to this and rate it highly since so many of the users on here are so blindly opposed to modern pop music.

Unfortunately, unlike Lauryn Hill, or Taylor Swift, this album doesn't really say anything, or present anything musically interesting.

I have a big respect for Zappa and the influence he had on some of my favorite artists. I still struggle to enjoy his music personally, but I feel like this album has the most relatable songs in Frank's entire discography.

Started off kind of bad, got good, then got boring. It's fine.