Reviews by ninexnineteen

Fleetwood Mac's weakest album, in my opinion. Still an enjoyable listen.

The title track is a standout for me.

Outfuckingstanding

3.5

Enjoyable. No sub-par tracks, in my opinion

This album might have convinced me I don't like Brian Eno

After reading some reviews, it's apparent to me this album is supposed to be a joke. I get the joke, and it's not funny. I would have also independently described it as a joke, but not in the way the artist intended

I liked this, but there was nothing groundbreaking or excellent here for me

I didn't have high hopes, but I thoroughly enjoyed this album. Every track was fantastic

You're allowed to like this if you want.

I do not. Pretty boring

It's actual music, so it gets more than one star, I guess

The first three tracks were just painful to listen to

Late in the Day was the first listenable song on this album for me. I quite enjoyed this one

Everything that followed was mediocre and relatively inoffensive. I could have listened to all of them in their entirety, but why? There was nothing compelling here for me

This is a concept album where the artist jokingly has decided to unnecessarily shoehorn the jaw harp he won at the county fair into every track to hide the fact he's a terrible singer and see if anyone would notice.

This was a huge miss for me. Wildly unenjoyable. To plagiarize from the title of a Gin Blossoms album: A New Miserable Experience

I liked this. Joni Mitchell is great. I don't love her singing style all the time, but I was in the mood for it today

3.5

Best album of the 60+ I have listened to so far. More of this, please

4.5

The title of track 6 sums up this album perfectly for me

1.25

This is the first band on this list I haven't heard of before AND ALSO liked the album. This is exactly what I was hoping this list would be like, and have thus far been quite disappointed.

This was fucking FUN! I really don't think it belongs on a list of albums you must hear before you die, but I don't want to diminish how much I enjoyed this album.

I appreciate the eclectic mix of styles and am reminded of how I felt listening to bands like Panic! at the Disco, Gogol Bordello, Flogging Molly , and My Chemical Romance for the first time. They're all doing something somewhat new with well-founded historical precedent in a way that blends nicely and makes me want to find the music that inspired this.

3.5

I never liked David Bowie. I still don't, but this wasn't bad. I probably won't listen again, but if (most of the songs) on this album came on, I wouldn't rush to skip them like I have in the past

Timbaland's fingerprints are all over this, and this is more his album than Missy's, I think. Missy's flow has always been solid and unique, but I think lyrically, she made huge improvements in later albums that I personally think are more noteworthy.

I also feel like a couple of cameos were unnecessary: Busta was just playing hype man instead of adding musical value, and Lil Kim and Da Brat have never done it for me (though I acknowledge Lil Kim's flow). Aaliyah, to me, was the only guest that added value.

This album is a good start for Missy. She only got better as she went on. I appreciate how Missy "got weird" later in her career, which is something I feel like people who listen to this genre had little tolerance for at the time. Missy was definitely her own person, which I always thought was cool

Disliked very much. Guy's voice is intolerable.

I disagree with Moby and anyone else who liked this

A pleasure to listen to

That's it. I'm done. Fuck this list. This was supposed to be fun, and it has been a slog to get through 80% of these albums. Music shouldn't feel like a chore to listen to.

This guy's voice is like nails on a chalkboard