Reviews by quicksilver

This is the most Christmas sounding album without actually being about Christmas

NOBODY MOVE THIS IS A ROBBERY

I have been listening to Wilco, FOR SEVENTY SIX MINUTES!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty makeup don't equal pretty music

Wake up and smell the coffee Tangerine Dream you'll never make a better soundtrack to The Social Network

The start of my fascination with eggs.

Wait.
That came out wrong.

These fellows are not, as the cool kids would say, my "new favorite band".

yall please just try to enjoy this like it's the soundtrack to a white-ass 50s sockhop

He may be really racist but at least he doesn't eat meat 👍

OMG ITS JUST THE BYRDS EXCEPT NOW THEYRE BURRITOS

On first glance, this doesn't seem like it would be much of anything, and to anyone other than a Queen fan, there's only one recognizable song on here with "Killer Queen". Listening to this entire collection reveals a whole treasure trove of some of their best deep cuts, including "Now I'm Here", "Stone Cold Crazy", and the absolute best on the album, the opener, "Brighton Rock". Each song flows into the other and is perfectly placed in a harmonious progression. The flaws may be a couple of lackluster tracks, but the positives are numerous. The guitar solos are insatiable, the harmonies blend together wonderfully, and Freddie's voice is impeccably outstanding. Words cannot even describe how perfect his voice was for rock music. All in all, this is a really neat look into their catalogue as a whole that demonstrates both variety and quality. This is one of the most overlooked works that glam rock had to offer.

It was pretty basic hip hop that I've never heard before nor care to listen to ever again. The production was very generic and didn't have the clean classic hip hop sound that the great albums do. The lyrics are super funny though.

It was decent as far as folk albums go. It's just not my genre but it was the best of its genre. The amount of classics that came off of this is OUTSTANDING.

It was really bad at first but then it got better. The songs had a nice smooth vibe and it was pretty chill. Still a little cheesy though.

58.6K monthly listeners on spotify is probably a new low for this generator. I mean my high school music teacher has 11K for comparison.

There wasn't really a standout song anywhere in this album. 'A Forest' was not that good at all considering the Cure's other work. This was pretty much goth for the sake of goth, and there wasn't a whole lot of creativity behind it. It was pretty formulaic and quite boring.

Wtf does 'electric music for the BODY' mean

I used this as background music for writing a resume so now I think I may have written a crappy resume

We've got both types: country and western.

It had '1979'. It has 'Tonight Tonight'. It has 'Bullet with Butterfly Wings'. I literally couldn't ask for more! And it has two hours more!!!