Reviews by moysauce08

It didn’t really sound like Queen. At least not that Queen that I know. It was strange but I kinda liked it too?

This could be the soundtrack for TRON. A couple of really iconic songs from here.

This was an interesting listen. I didn’t hate it, I didn’t love it, but it was well worth my time to listen. It was unique enough to pique my interest and I respect it being on this list. But I’ll never come back to this album.

I really like her voice and her style. She’s very clear with how she pronounces words and her lyrics and rhyming scheme is literal poetry. Enjoyed my time, and I look forward to hearing new music from her.

I feel like this album just started, and then it ended. What a strange feeling to start to vibe and then have it cut off.

Listening to this album takes you on a psychedelic trip in itself. Let alone if you took some before listening to this, like everyone else did in the 60s.

Seriously though, what a journey this album is. I don’t think there was a second that went by that wasn’t absolutely worth my time.

I don’t think I’m a Neil Young guy. While I was okay with the album I don’t see myself ever returning to any of this songs. Except Old Man. That’s a good song.

I liked this more than I thought I would when reading the description. Upbeat jazz is up my alley and I had a good time listening to this.

I like the rock + sitar fusion. It was unique and my ears were pleased.

Long album. There’s some interesting tunes and sections but I’m just not a fan of his voice.

You know what, I really don’t like Bruce Springsteen. I said what I said. Not only that, this is the worst Bruce Springsteen album yet.

He probably doesn’t deserve this 1 star but I’m just so sick of hearing his music.

I appreciate Ray Charles. I am unsure if I appreciated this record. It was okay but maybe my expectations were a bit higher when it’s called “The Genius of Ray Charles”

It was cool at first but then I got bored of it pretty quickly. Bossanova is just too repetitive for my liking and all the songs just start to blend together.

Another Beck album, another review of me saying “This is weird”. Honestly, it’s a compliment. I might have said it before but I appreciate the artist that is Beck, while I don’t enjoy the music all that much.

To be able to create such different sounds and to have every album be completely unique is a tough thing to accomplish, especially with the amount of music he’s put out.

I’ll still look forward to listening to a Beck album but I don’t think I’d ever come back to it.

This surprised me a bit. I was not expecting it to be so “punchy”? (If that’s the right word)

I enjoyed it though, some good grooves and some good vibes.

The musicianship on these songs are really good. It was so lowkey but they are all incredible at their instrument. The bass player especially kicks ass.

Old Beatles 🙅‍♂️
New Beatles 🙆‍♂️

Aka, this was not great. And maybe my 2 star rating is related to some Beatle fatigue, but this was just a boring record.

This guy slaps… ass.

This style just ain’t for me. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it (maybe? Idk). I just didn’t like it.

You’re 10 years old. Your mom drags you to a department store. She looks at clothes, she looks at furniture, she looks at appliance, she looks at shoes. You’re being dragged around wondering “when are we going to be done?”. Finally get to checkout, nearing the end (in this case, the last song in the album). But then she chats up someone and you’re stuck waiting again (why is this song so long). “When will this misery end” you think to yourself.

This is the soundtrack to that feeling.