Reviews by nbrown

remain a bowie denier but maybe if enough come up it'll change, enjoyed this a bit more than I anticipated

Boycotting, rap rock is criminal

Life is too short for how many queen albums I've been made to listen to

Major goat

absolute shite

Really disagree with the complaints that this sounds the same all the way through, found this really varied and pleasant, very transportative at times, quiet ambient and something I'd definitely look to put on in the background when I'm cleaning or working, or just looking for something easy to fill space

Would probbaly really love it if I knew what the lad was saying

Pretty enjoyable classic country, sounds a bit generic but thats probably because it was influencial, really makes me wish I could read the article in the book for why its in the list

Isolation & Heart and Soul big standouts

Ian Curtis' voice is crazy for making this at ~22 sounds so much older and like he has such a clear sense of himself as an artist

Weird how fun so many of the songs are despite also being depressing & sad

Think the only real enjoyment I got from it is novelty, the idea of listening to this more than once makes me a bit ill

Very one note, but at least its only 40 mins. Having the title track first kinda sucks cause its just down hill after three and a half minutes

Absolute heater gonna be all I want to hear for weeks

Really liked how spacious and ambient this was while still having lots of more focused moments of songwriting

Too many interludes, too long, but good to listen to the non massive hits I hadn't heard in ages

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