Reviews by nrndr

Not what I was expecting but I liked it :)

There's a couple things I didn't like much, such as the interludes, but overall there were some great tracks on here

I liked the vocals and production, although it felt a little repetitive/boring at times

I love albums that aren't just a collection of songs, but a whole experience! This was an easy 5/5

I enjoyed it despite the length, although it did become repetitive, and felt like cult music at times

Love his flow. I wasn't in New York in the 90s but this takes me there

I've always loved the way Kanye incorporates choirs into rap. This album was flawless from start to finish. "Power" has got to be one of my favourite rap songs, and instantly feels empowering as the listener.

Not really my thing. I liked a couple songs here and there but I can't see myself revisiting the album

I was relieved to discover it wasn't a live album. I thought it was a pretty decent album overall

I really enjoyed this. My rating sits somewhere between 3 and 4

Time flew by listening to this. The songs flowed so well. Great listening experience

Some of these songs would've been better if they were shorter

I feel like this is one of those albums I'd need to listen to again before I really get it..

On paper this should be good, but it just felt boring and dragged out

Love the high energy, vocals and instruments

This was a blast

Bruce Springsteen is without a doubt very talented and has a huge presence...that being said, every time I've tried to get into his music, it just doesn't hit me (yet?) the way it does for others.

It was alright but I wasn't a fan of the shaky vocals. It got irritating

While listening to this album, I came across this quote: "Mavers is now considered by many to be one of pop's great "lost" figures" by Shaun Curran. The only song I'd heard prior to listening to this was There She Goes, and after reading more about Mavers and the band, I can't help but wonder what else they could've come out with had they not split when they did.

I liked some parts but there was way too minutes where not much was going on, and felt unnecessary. The feedback song is a bizzare choice to include