Reviews by moysauce08

An interesting listening experience. Very raw, which I liked about it. But it just wasn’t the style of music I’d typically listen to. It’s definitely possible that it could grow on me, but first listening experience, I’d give it a 2.

I felt like this album dragged on a bit. There were some cool songs and sections but the length of it was a bit much. Although the album as a whole seemed a bit scattered to me, there did seem to be a bit of a theme throughout which I appreciated.

It was an interesting listening experience but I don’t think I’ll ever return to any of these songs.

Santana is such a vibe. Honestly sounds like elevator music with kick ass guitar solos.

This was the first Iggy Pop I didn’t hate. It was actually pretty good. His music sounds matured, more put together and more thought out.

Will never complain if anyone ever puts Amy Winehouse on the aux, but as a whole, this album was okay.

A bit too gospel for me but there were some decent tracks on here

Man this album absolutely flew by. I feel like there was nothing about it I disliked. The guitar work was unique and catchy. This album was Right up my alley

Felt like a thug, today was a good day.

This was one of the first albums I ever got on vinyl. I’ve never listened to it before then, just a blind buy because everyone seems to have it in their collection. One of the better albums of my collection, simply because it sounds so rich on vinyl comparing to the digital version (snobby opinion, I know).

This is an album to get lost in after taking a few hits. The sounds leave you in a trance and it’s such an experience to listen to. It loses steam by the end of the album, but I do feel that this is something that everyone should listen to at least once and definitely deserves a spot on this list.

There wasn’t anything I particularly hated about this album. I think I enjoyed my time with it. It sounds very different than the other Nick Cave album we listened to. I think “interesting” would be a good word to use to describe what it was like to listen to this album.

A tale of two halves. The front half, incredible. Even the B-sides, awesome. Then the second half came on… and I wasn’t sure I was listening to the same album. It was awful, nothing memorable except the feeling of dread that I couldn’t skip the songs.

Honestly, awful boring not what I expected out of an Elvis Presley album at least there could’ve been one good song. There wasn’t even one good song.

Kind of a boring to mid album.

I kinda zoned out while listening to this album. I don’t remember anything from it, and I don’t remember there being anything too special about it.

Great intro song. Wide sound, great bass tones, catchy without being too annoying. Great dance tracks that aren't linear or overly repetitive.

Pretty consistent throughout with how I felt about it. I liked it more than I anticipated

One of my favourite lines from any Kanye song is "Keep it 300, like the Romans", because it just says a lot about Kanye.

Given this is Kanye, I went in with pretty low expectations. Especially because his recent music has been.... less than ideal. Some would say straight up bad, and I would agree.

Something I respect from Kanye is that he doesn't just create music, he creates his art. He is his own sound, his own style, and does whatever the hell he wants with his music. Some of it is good (Black Skinhead, Bound 2) some of it, strange (some of the lyrical choices, the beat switches in On Sight are so drastic). Whether it works or not, I always appreciate trying to push music forward.

This album definitely has its peaks and valleys. Real World is most definitely a valley, but then at the same time, the phrase "Out in the real world" might definitely stick to me as an ear worm. I think I hate that.

This is one of the albums of all time. It's interesting, it's experimental, it shines, and it crashes and burns. A little bit of everything!

This album was really solid. Terrific vocals throughout. A couple of great singles from it too.

Alright, I've officially converted to being a Beatles fan. I absolutely love George Harrison's guitars throughout the album. It's never just simple chords. Also shoutout to Paul with some sweet bass lines and Ringo with some creative drumming.

This album also dabbles into psychedelic rock, prog rock... Maybe it's because we've been listening to the later albums of the Beatles, but they're more than just the girl-adoring "Beatle-mania". These are legit musicians who crafted their legacy as one of the greatest groups of all time.

Kudos Beatles, kudos.

So. Boring.

100% not my style of music at all. Next please!