Reviews by quicksilver

Ah, Alanis Moriessette: teaching people the wrong definition of 'ironic' for 30 years now.

Standard blues rock. Which I can dig.

I have a feeling that if I understood French, it wouldn't sound as good. However, I have no clue what any of it meant, and all I knew was that a foreign language sounded cool with the hip hop beats. It had some swagger to it and gave my Saturday afternoon a cool mood.

This album got me to strip down to my underwear. I don't know whether that's a good thing or a bad thing. Do what you want with it.

It wasn't entirely useless because I was laughing at how bad it was

I've said it before and I'll say it again: how many goddamn jazz albums am I gonna have to sit through

Next time I get a Brian Eno album I'm murdering somebody.

That being said it wasn't half bad.

I have been saved from Vecna 🙏

So much beauty contained within 45 minutes. The songs are actually entrancing and mesmerizing, with the 'Neighborhood's and 'Rebellion' being quite phenomenal. I wouldn't call it a completely perfect album, as a little steam was lost in the second half, but the highs are so high that this deserves one of the greatest honors.

Sure, it's old dad music, but that's not gonna stop me from enjoying the cheesy sounds of 70s crap rock that's supposedly super influential. I mean, 'Our House' and 'Carry On'? Fun stuff, man.

So much talent and I can't believe ive never even heard of the guy

Let the glam rock live on 💫💫💫

Christ where do they keep finding these albums

You people are overreacting this was fly asf

How does a rock band have an entire concert with virtually no singing

Holy crap the nightmares I got from that were terrifying

Not bad for an album that's not even on Spotify

How many goddamn Piano jazz albums are there gonna be

Kind of calming and kind of boring, so it evens out

More boring Elvis. *sarcastic yay*