Reviews by moysauce08

The fact that you can hear him moaning and groaning at times makes me laugh. He’s really feeling the music. And I don’t blame him because holy cow, what an incredible performance.

Legitimately took me on a musical journey with highs and lows and the route that we took was just filled with incredible scenery. Not exaggerating when I say, not a minute went by where I thought this was bad. Front-to-back, page-to-page absolutely beautiful.

100% saving this album to come back to.

I remember reading an article about “unique words used in rap lyrics” and ranking rappers on this metric (https://pudding.cool/projects/vocabulary/index.html).

Back in 2014 when it was first published, method ma was number 1. But what I find more impressive is that there is a dedicated “Wu-Tang Clan” filter and they are all pretty high up on that list.

Felt the urge to workout or drive in a convertible while blasting this music. Good vibes, enjoyed my time.

They sound like they’d put on a terrific live show. Good energy throughout, interesting sections in pretty much each song

I have a weird relationship with RnB. Sometimes it’s incredible and other times it’s awful. While no songs here were awful, some definitely did not click with me while others did.

I like Frank Ocean still, just not an entire album of this vibe

Minus the last 2 songs, this was a great album. The guitar work is awesome, super catchy, very memorable, instantly gets your attention and keeps it throughout the song

I REALLY enjoyed the first half of the album, but then it faded away by the back half. Probably because my expectations of the album changed as I heard the first few songs.

I wish they kept the catchy up tempo vibe throughout.

This is what I expect when I stereotype The Beatles. Love-y, dove-y songs and simple progressions. Honestly, even though this is by far not their best album, it’s not bad by any means. And it makes me appreciate the direction they took for music later in their careers when they got super weird.

The voices and harmonies were cool. Nothing to complain about it was a nice time.

Not my favourite Radiohead album. Not by a long shot. I’m not even really sure I liked this album. It’s very forgettable.

Felt like i travelled back in time. The mix was a bit of a headache but there are some good tunes from here.

I have an extreme soft spot for Lorde. I loved her voice, I love her style, and it’s not your typical pop music. But I really only know her from her singles.

Listening to an entire album, her style can get a bit repetitive. At least the first half of this album was like that. The second half was more diverse and it’s nice to hear her style and voice in different contexts.

I’ll come out the gate saying, I have never, NEVER been a fan of Nine Inch Nails. And I gotta say… I still hate NIN.

Seriously, WTF is this? I get the whole experimental thing, but how did they get as popular as they did? Experimental groups like this are usually extremely niche.

There She Goes definitely still slaps. Great tune.

I enjoyed my time with this record but I don’t think I’d return to it. It’s pretty generic but still an easy listen.

Truly not an album for me. I can appreciate the art but I was just very bored listening to it.

Reviewing this the day after listening to it, I honestly don’t remember anything about it.

Glimpsed through the album again, and it’s a very generic sound. There’s not much to write home about.

Pretty iconic album when I can recognize the album art but have no idea who the artist is. Clearly I’ve seen this around on some playlists.

Definitely some really good tracks on here and some really well written tunes. I’m always happy to hear more diverse tunes from electronic artists that aren’t just 4 to the floor or the same beat repeated over and over again. Each sone here is very unique and adds to the overall experience.

I feel like most electronic musicians should use this record as inspiration.

I liked this way more than the other Pixies album that was on this list. This one felt cohesive, more mature, less experimental but still pretty unique. I’d put it on again for a vibe

An entire album being 21 minutes long is so punk. Minor Threat is so punk. Dugga-datta-dugga-datta is so punk.🤘🤘🤘🤘

This is the most generic music I’ve ever heard, There’s just nothing with this music that stands out to me. It’s kinda boring, it’s very forgettable. I couldn’t even recall a single melody directly after listening to it. The only thing I can recall is his voice. The tone of his voice was good.

It’s chill, I got lost in the music to the point that it turned into background music. But it’s fantastic background music.