Reviews by olio19

It's interesting hearing Alex Turner without Arctic Monkey. The music is still very Arctic Monkey-ish though. I like it. I might have to listen to it another time to pick out any one track as my favorite. I don't think I'd listen to this on its own right now, like I wouldn't listen to it while driving somewhere. Who knows, maybe if I listen to it more then I'll like it better. I like when he's like BITING BUTTER and crumbs. I like how he spits out the B's. I'm a big fan of how "The Chamber" fades out.

This is some of the music that my dad always used to play at the gym, so it's very nostalgic. I like the heavy guitar, but it can get a little boring

Beautiful album. I love it, but if you listen to it too much her voice becomes irritating. Great lyrics and musicality though.

This is a crazy album. I really liked Saturday Night, it was pretty fun. (Who Discovered) America? is also a pretty good one, but I thought the lyrics were pretty cringey at some points. I got kind of scared that this band was just a bunch of white people. Looking at the band pictures, holy shit there's a lot of people, but they don't look all white, so that's good I guess.

When I dream is a good song and i liked the riff he was doing until he did it a million times and then it was so fucking annoying. I like the bass throughout these songs. The lyrics are kinda bad but i like the style of music so that's why i like this album mostly.

Super fun and nostalgic for me. I always used to listen to this on trips up to see my grandparents and at my parent's gym. It very punchy and energetic rock which is always super fun and entertaining to listen to. Some of the songs were a little weird, namely the last one, but otherwise the album was great.

This is a very fun album. Once I had "So fresh, so clean" stuck in my head so bad that I started writing it on my shoes. Now it's on the front of the shoes forever, even though you can barely see it. My friend will always remind me of this...

Super fun album. It was over surprisingly quick, which I guess means I enjoyed it a lot. I love Bob Dylan a lot, so I was expecting to like this album too.

Holy shit, no thanks.

I like the feeling of the music, it's very fast-paced. It's a little boring and he's so posh. I don't think I'm going to listen to the whole album.

my mom knows how much i like bob dylan as well as how i like jeff buckley and one day she told me that ryan adam's was the perfect mix between the two. i had only heard a couple of his songs but was unfamiliar with him otherwise. I first started with heartbreaker between the two she recommended to me, heartbreaker and gold, and immediately loved it. I already knew a couple of the songs on it, but I was amazed by how much my mom really hit it spot on. I listened to this when I was driving all the way up to Michigan driving through Maryland and now I can't think of it without remembering that roadtrip. I love the little intro to beginning. I love all the vibes of the songs. I love the cover. I love it all.

First thing I'm thinking, not even having listened to it, "GODDAMN THAT GUY IS A BADDIE". I think we all know which guy I'm referring to... So far I'm really liking the first quarter of this album. It's very fun.

i love the first song obviously. i like whatever that percussion is in the second song, marimba or something? it feels very high school band which you don't see too much in real music i guess but we rock with it. my doorbell is very rocky. there's quite the vibe change in little ghost. it's like almost bluesy but it feels not genuine and i don't really like it. overall it's pretty good though

Honestly I know that a lot of people say that The Beatles are the best band to ever exist, but I don't really agree. I enjoy some of their music but I don't know if I respect all of it or respect the people really that much. I do enjoy the sitar a lot which I have found they include a lot in their albums, so this album is fun. There is also some interesting storytelling that I can appreciate.

i really like the cover. this album is really fun but the only thing i don't like is sometimes her screaming gets a bit too much for me

i like some of the songs, but it's mostly just classic rock which is okay in my eyes

This was okay, guys. From reading the reviews I can see that a majority of the people who are rating it 5 stars or even 4 stars are the ones that actually saw it live. I think it seems that this album is definitely an important one but I don't think that listening to it on spotify through my phone speakers captures the importance. It seems he was a very good performer as well as an admirable one, but unfortunately I had not been conceived yet as my mother had not been conceived yet, so I cannot relish in this experience. This leaves me at the fact that even though this was probably a very influential album for many, that I cannot rate it more than a 2. A 2 and not a 1 because a 1 is for the albums that are absolute dogshit and shouldn't exist. I think this has a place it's just not interesting or important enough to have a place in my head. Cannot give points for sentiments.

this is a big throwback for me, all the way back to freshman year in high school. i used to listen to thundercat and frank ocean and the flaming lips and that was my soundtrack. i really like his voice and the way he sings.

i like this album honestly. i think it's really creative. but HOLYYYYY listening to it in my dark room at 12:20 at night is a little scary. i think the album is really ambient and i'm into it. unlike some other albums on this list i find myself curious about what the next song will be like and im actually looking forward to it. some of the other albums can get a little bit predictable with the same sort of songs or albums that all have a predictable, marketable, cliche progression to their songs.

i really did not wanna listen to this because i don't really like the rolling stones that much.... i think they're kinda boring but let's see. okay immediately i know and like the first song. good start.