Reviews by peefkas

Probably would have been yet another forgettable boring indie album were it not for the vocals. Now I'm bored AND annoyed.

Got some reading done while listening to this. Very chill. You kind of just let the music wash over you especially when wearing headphones. Not exactly something that's going in my rotation but I enjoyed it.

I had no business listening to some of these songs in 5th grade.

Even on his death bed, David was always trying new things musically. What a great end to an incredible career.

Growing up, everyone talked about Sgt. Pepper as the ultimate album. Seems like the consensus has shifted that this is the true masterpiece and I agree. I even love Octopus Garden and Maxwells Silver Hammer.

Average 60s album. Not on Qobuz fully but easy to find on youtube.

A noticable step down from the quality of Off The Wall and Thriller but still pretty damn fantastic. I feel this was around the time he started being a child molester so that probably explains it.

One of the best albums of the 60s.

This is like the Dark Side Of The Moon/Sgt. Peppers of 2010s white girl music. Absolutely love this album. Lorde set the standard for modern pop music and doesn't get nearly enough credit for it.

These dudes can definitely play but I can tell I'm going to forget this about 5 minutes after I listen to it.

Sounds like they're trying to do the Sonic Youth/Pavement thing where they're trying to make their music sound like shit on purpose but J Mascis is too good of a guitar player to keep up the facade for too long. More frustrating than anything.

A bit too droney for me in spots

I like bluesey doors. Ray Manzarek needs better keyboards, though.

There's a couple of bangers on here. I overall dug it but it's a movie soundtrack so I don't think you can really appreciate fully without watching the film.

Insane prog with the energy of punk music and a hint of latin jazz. I have no idea what a Drunkship Of Lanterns is and I don't care. This shit rules.

Great production if slightly lacking in the song department. Mr. Eno was ahead of his time in many way.

A nice fusion of funk and salsa. My head was bobbing the entire time. I'm glad I'm doing this challenge because this would never would have crossed my path otherwise.

The vibes are immaculate and my man is saying a lot on this. I even sorta dug the preachy Jesus song. 70's soul goodness.

Well, this was a fun listen. I can see myself in some shitty dive bar chilling to this.

Remember when Moby wrote in his book about how he had a relationship with Natalie Portman and she had to come out and say that never happened?

Anyway, this shit sucks ass. It's probably a 2, but Moby is such a pretentious douchebag I'm giving it a 1.