Reviews by peefkas

Great 80s pop rock.

It's Stevie Wonder. Of course it's amazing.

For a classic hip hop album, there isn't as much rapping as I remember. Anyway, I liked this a lot. Timbaland was unstoppable at this point as a producer.

I'd imagine Marvin would quite a lot to say about stuff that's going on nowadays. What's going on indeed.

Typical messy mid 60s album (but in a good way). I've been sleeping on these guys apparantly.

I think it's funny that the guy who signed them only heard "Trouble Every Day" and thought they were a straight up blues band.

I don't know what it means to "choogle" but if Mr. Fogerty insists, I'm gonna keep on doing it.

Just the kind of pure, no bullshit blues rock that is timeless.

Groove Is In The Heart is an all time banger and makes this a 3 out of 5. Otherwise, it's 90s club music so not really my thing.

Plot twist... it's turns out I like Ska.

It sounds like royalty free background music on youtube videos. It's fine and I think DJ Shadow is talented, but I don't see what all the fuss is about.

Average 60's psych/folk album. I prefer his son.

The Beatles on crack (I mean that as a compliment)

Novacaine For The Soul was a medium sizes hit in the 90s and after listening to this album I can see why they are a one hit wonder.

This band was a mainstay during my brief indie rock phase in my mid to late 20s. It's still great.

Miss Sullivan is from Philly, so this is automatically good. Dudes who don't like this can't find the clit.

Never been a fan of Clayton's solo work but when he's collaborating with a band such as Cream or the guys on this project, he shines. Also, the lore behind this album is great too with the whole Harrison/Boyd/Clapton love triangle drama. So yeah, this is a good one.

Hipster nonsense.

This is just delightful. Everyone involved in thus sounds like they had a blast and you can hear it in the recording.

Sounds like a jam session. Not exactly something I'm clamoring to listen to on repeat, but it's fine enough.

It's a shame that Kurt couldn't get the help he needed, but as far as final albums, this one is pretty hard to beat.