Reviews by moysauce08

Are all the bass players on these punk albums from this list cut from the same cloth? They’re always so good.

Also, I was not expecting Corona and had no idea what the origin of that song was.

They could have cut half the songs from this record. Still, overall I enjoyed my time with it enough to give it 3 stars.

I thought the butthole surfers were more punk and less psychedelic. I get the appeal, but it’s not for me.

Definitely a “state of mind” kind of music.

An absolutely charming record. I loved the first song as it hits that itch that I have when there’s an emotional instrumental piece, which that piano hits. Paired with his voice and I was in love from the start.

But I think that gave me the wrong expectation on what the rest of the album was going to be. It fell off for me after the first song, but I think my expectations were extremely high after the first track.

After that, and listening through… yeah this is a good record. I really appreciate that it’s on this list and I would have never found this otherwise.

This is something with replayability as there’s a lot of variety to the songs, but together they all still make sense to form an album.

Yeah idk , I loved it. I thought about it all day afterwards

Most of the basslines are sweet and the vibes on each song are 100% foot tappers. For an electronic album this is pretty peak. Banger after banger.

But it’s still an electronic album, and I still wanted to listen to something else after about 30 minutes.

I miss disco music and I hope that somehow makes a bit of a comeback. Lots of good tracks here, love that the focus was on the grooves rather than vocals.

This album was inevitable. I did, however, enjoy it. I feel like The Beatles really aged well later into their career taking inspiration from their world travels and putting it back into the music. Man I really like The Beatles.

What a charming record. Such a unique sound and each song stood out on their own.

I really enjoyed this album, pretty much all the way through. I’d put it on the top of my list of post rock albums I’ve ever heard. It has a lot of moments that go beyond the bounds of the typical shoegaze (which is just a fancier way of saying that there’s some energetic sections in the music). And I appreciate that.

Nope.

Punk has come a long way. I can appreciate the roots, but it’s just not something I’ll ever week out or enjoy myself.

I fell asleep while the album was one, and then when I woke up the album was still played. I still hated it.

Idk if yall remember my “indie music is really just slow music with mumbling” but this pretty much fits that exactly.

Jokes aside, it’s an interesting album that I feel like would take a few listens to really get into it. It’s slow, kinda edgy shoegaze kinda music and I didn’t hate it.

My feeling for most of these songs was “great intro, and then it tones down and gets repetitive after a while”.

First two songs are absolutely BANGERS. Back-to-back mega hits? That alone will sell you millions of records.

But the back half of this record is probably one of the biggest falloffs I've heard yet. Still enjoyed my time with it though but I would never make it through the back half of this album again.

RIP Dolly Parton. Easy to listen to, enjoyed my time with it. Thank you for recommending this the day after her passing

Maybe it was because I just had a busy day and so I had to listen to this in pieces, but nothing really stood out to me as great from this record. I remember everything being okay.

This is definitely the best Elvis album I’ve listened to so far from this list, but that’s not saying much because I didn’t like the other ones.

This record at least has some upbeat tunes and it doesn’t just sound like a depressed Elvis confiding into his diary.

I liked reading one persons review on this.

To paraphrase it in my own words, “AC/DC is like eating a tub of chocolate ice cream. You know what you’re getting, it’s exactly the same every time, and yet it’s still enjoyable”

Yeah that pretty much sums up this album. Good album though, terrific guitars as you’d expect from them.

I only listened to the original 30 minutes of the album. I didn’t want to sit through another hour of this.

It was fine but it was just boring. I have no recollection of anything memorable from this record. I didn’t hate it but it’s just so forgettable.

Album was a jam. Block Rockin Beats is an absolute classic.

There’s some real jams on this record. Even the slower songs have their own charm. It’s also pretty crazy that this is his 13th album and it turns into one of his most popular. You’d think after 13 albums you run out of ideas. Nope, not here.