Reviews by pfernfsu

First song, even though I had heard it before, was still a huge welcome. It set the ton and the pace for the album. Then it just kind of went downhill and went there fast. I wish the album was as good as the first song, but that was just not the case.

When I was a kid I would fly between houses as long as I put my blue cape on. As I got older I could still fly but then it was between cities as long as I had the cape still on, which was getting a lot smaller on me. Now that I am in my 40's I can fly between states and have perfected the art of flying with this trusty, tattered, faded, children's cape!

That whole story I just told you is bullshit, but it is minuscule compared to the bullshit that is this album. The only thing in the world this Beach House album influenced is me to make up some bullshit to try and rival that bullshit.

I get that "teen bands" are very influential (even if not my cup of tea) but to pick this over Backstreet Boys or N'Sync or any of the other similar ones that fit this category is bonkers.

I am probably going to get crucified by my friends for saying this, but this album is just acceptable. Kind of just barely on the good side of mediocrity.

Phenomenal album. So many hits on this album it is crazy but all the songs are just as good today as they were when they were released. The album has stood the test of time.

Interesting. A new album I haven't listened to yet. No idea why it really made the list though after giving it a listen. Great for the background and overall was good. But nothing stood out or was great.

Radiohead is good but not sure this album should make the list since it is literally their third album on here. If we going to duplicate albums why is the entire list just not Beatles albums? That said, the album is great, it just isn't their greatest.

I appreciate Black Sabbath. Hell, I used to listen to this album a lot. I appreciate what it has done for historical reasons and who it influenced (even myself as a teenager). But this album just hasn't stood the test of time (at least for me). Still acceptable, just not great like I once thought it was.

Brought back a lot of memories since I haven't listened to this in a long time. It used to be in my rotation a TON back in the day but has fallen off since. Overall, I think it has held up to the test of time and it was still mostly good.

Let me get this straight. George Harrison leaves the Beatles then immediately releases a triple-album that is over 2 hours long and has 28 songs on it? And they are all mediocre? Yea, I see why this stuff didn't make any of The Beatles albums.