Reviews by moysauce08

Instrumentation is incredible. City, Country, City is a great jam out song where everyone is just vibing and having a good time.

Fun album, has a lot of good moments. Drummer and bassist were the highlight for me.

You really don’t know what you’re going to get with Beck. I found that after 1 play through I was kinda whatever with this album, and then I started playing it again to test some speakers and I was enjoying it more now that I was familiar with the songs. Still giving it a 3 though but probably one of my higher rated 3s

All I gotta say is thank god this was only a 38 minute album.

Today I learned there’s a lot more to The Black Keys than their singles. This was a great album, not a song went by that I wanted to skip. Each had their own soul and feel and it flowed well all the way through. This one surprised me, I always thought of them as single hunters by nah, this is a great album.

This album grew on my the longer it went on. It started off as “why am I listening to a live album” but the dual guitar solos were awesome, the drummer was very good, and the charisma of the front man is unmatched.

For lack of a better phrase, this album feels like a “grower, not a shower”. I’m sure the more you listen to this the better it gets. There’s a lot of great instrumentation and things that define “jazz”. But it’s also the type of jazz to fill a room to play at a dinner party just to fill the silence.

I actually have no words to describe this album, but not in a good way. Boring? Dull? Forgettable? All of the above.

I think Get Free was a song in one of the older NHL games so I know that song really well.

This was a fun album that’s up my alley in terms of energy and vibes. I’ll probably revisit this album but at the same time it doesn’t really stand out to me. I think as a whole it’s a very well put together collection of songs, just something about it doesn’t leave it memorable.

Trying to understand the time signature and find the downbeat in Pyramid Song hurt my brain. I loved it.

What a weird, weird album. I’ve never heard this before and typically I’ve never been a big fan of Radiohead. But I freaking loved this album. Maybe they’re finally clicking for me. Maybe I only like a few of their albums. Whatever the case, this album was amazing.

Dream pop? More like “dream popped me to sleep”. Although the last song was catchy and pretty good

For a “country pop” album that I definitely thought I was going to hate… I didn’t hate it. It was nice, it was calming, never really thought about skipping any songs.

For a “country pop” album that I definitely thought I was going to hate… I didn’t hate it. It was nice, it was calming, never really thought about skipping any songs.

An interesting album. Every song felt different (in a good way) and the vibes were pretty good. I loved the drummer, kept my foot tapping throughout the album. This was an unexpected find. I feel weird to say I liked this album, but I definitely did!

This started off pretty cool and melodic but by the time it got to the meat and potatoes in the middle, it lost me. There are some decent tunes but then some far out bad sections. Like real bad sections. Enough to turn me off from the whole album

I feel like this would be my guilty pleasure band back in the day. It’s like early days pop punk, and I’m absolutely here for it.

I didn’t mind the album. It’s chill, it’s a vibe. I’m not sure if I’m a fan of the shifted, overdubbed vocals. But I appreciate the song writing

The way the first song started, I needed to pick up my jaw from the floor. I was not expecting the guitar and the mix to be so incredibly well put together. And the voice has so much soul which carried out throughout the album. There’s definitely flaws within the album, but this was a terrific discovery

As tacky as the name “The Band” is, there’s some good tunes on this album. I even recognized 1 of them which I was surprised by. By the end when things get soft I was kinda done with the album, but since it was wrapping up I was fine with it

I could never get into Joy Division. Still can't. It's okay and yeah I enjoyed my time with it, but I just don't understand all the hype around it.

I liked the raw punk songs more than the polished songs. I thought there was an interested collection of songs on this record, something a bit for everyone. But I didn’t find it too “all over the place”. It was kinda nice.