Reviews by monster_hunterer

Not really my thing, wasn't particularly memorable either but it was pleasant enough to listen to.

After listening to the first song I was adamant that this would be a 1, but it actually managed to turn itself around. Once you look past the singing there's some decent stuff on here.

I'm not super familiar with Canterbury scene stuff and this is definitely on the stranger end of the few albums I have listened to, but it's still kind of a vibe. I can appreciate what the guy's trying to do, but I think this is one of those albums where it's more about the experimentation rather than making something that's easily accessible.

UPDATE: I listened to this again while I was half asleep and it sounded like the best thing ever, maybe that's just how you need to listen to it. Either way, it's getting bumped up to a 5.

I know everyone seems to point it out, but aside from the song where they got a little freaky, this album was basically made for me.

Not really feeling this, didn't have any songs that particularly stood out

Didn't like the slower songs as much, but still a good album

I understand that this might be the absolute worst Bowie album to listen to as my first one. However, it's still an incredible album and I don't think I can give it any less than a 5. I might revisit once I generate a few more, but I imagine my rating will stay the same

This was certainly something, even the instrumental couldn't save it. Really, it sounded like the guy didn't particularly want to sing on it either

Is Country the Britpop of America? Because I don't get the appeal of this at all

So I complain about it giving me a Nirvana album yesterday, and today it gives me bootleg Nirvana. Unlike Nirvana though, this actually had some songs I enjoyed.

I was dreading another Nirvana album, but this was surprisingly tolerable. Didn't give me a headache either which is always nice

When you cover this many genres, there's bound to be something that I don't like which is why this isn't getting a 5. However, it's weird enough that I'd feel bad giving it anything lower than a 4. I've got high hopes for the next Zappa album I come across.

First half was better than the second, found myself enjoying the instruments more than the singing

Thought I recognised her voice, she made a song with Gorillaz on Humanz. The only problem was then I would've rather been listening to a Gorillaz album than this

Might be the funniest thing I've listened to so far. It's getting a 3 for that and because this is what I was expecting RATM to sound like. Those guys weren't nearly as pissed off as these jolly fellows.

"The album was an important influence on the emerging younger white blues scenes"? What if I don't like those either?

The kind of music Little Timmy listens to when his mum doesn't let him have ice cream for breakfast

Preferred this to the other Curtis Mayfield album. It's still not something I can see myself revisiting though

I'm really trying with these 50s albums, and I understand that they might be groundbreaking and the first of their kind, but that doesn't mean they're enjoyable to listen to. I sat through all of it and didn't recognise a single song, so I don't really know what to say.

Don't think I'm a fan of Frank's voice, I was struggling to stay awake by the end of it