Reviews by peefkas

I like the energy I just wish there were more actual songs.

She wasn't even 20 when she made this. Amazing.

It's a rainy Monday morning and I'm exhausted because I saw Lamb of God last night. This album is really not the vibe today.

I usually hate this stuff, but this wasn't bad.

The weirdness of early Pink Floyd meets the muscle of MC5. Plus Lemmy. You can almost hear Motorhead in some of the heavier parts. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

I remember not liking this one when I first heard it years ago. Turns out, I just didn't like Murder Mystery. Take that song out and this is a 5 star album.

Standard R&B of it's era. Not super groundbreaking or anything. I wish she would have lived long enough to make more albums than this and it's incredible follow up.

I love the orchestrations and dudes got a great voice. It's a little cheesy, but I think that's part of the charm. And, as the title says, it's short!

It was a beautiful day here in southeast Pennsylvania, so it was the perfect day to drive around with the windows down blaring 70's boomer rock.

I listened to this as background music when I was reading and that was probably a good choice. Otherwise I didn't think I would have liked it at all.

Santana (not featuring Rob Thomas)

Like most country, this is absolutely gorgeous music that just does not speak to me whatsoever. I think most music obsessives go through a country phase at least once in their lives and at 43 years old, I'm beginning to think that's just not going to happen to me.

Sometimes, you gotta just ignore all the hipsters and chill out and vibe to some early Coldplay. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

They managed to turn a Frank Zappa song into boring elevator music. I'm almost impressed.

JT was able to gaslight us as a society into not realizing how much a lame dweeb he is for like 15 years and this album was a big part of that. There's a few really solid singles on this thing that certainly helped. But once again, the dreaded CD album length curse rears it's ugly head. An hour of this is a bit much.

Starts off strong with New York, New York but by the halfway point I was over it. This isn't the kind of music that does well with sprawling 70 minute albums.

Thankfully, this is the 3rd and final Fall album on this list. I will never have to listen to this crap ever again.

The songs are all really long and go nowhere. Dudes got a decent voice but his son is a much much better artist.

This was good but not as good as some of her other stuff. Seems like if they needed to cut a Joni album from the list it would be this one.

This was fine, but I've had 2 albums by Dexys so far and neither of them had Come On Eileen on it. Seems a bit overkill.