Reviews by quicksilver

Jane Weaver? I love that song!- oh, wait, it's some random singer I've never heard of. And she mumbles and adds in some weird electronica. And it's kinda cool but kinda really weird too.

How the hell did this guy share 50% DNA with Jeff Buckley??? The difference in talent level actually fascinates me.

Full of all the good 60s feels, and it was a great way to feel like I was on drugs for forty minutes. It honestly kinda felt like psychedelic time travel. It's not like all of the songs are of very good quality, though, and some of them run more off of vibes than anything. Interesting for sure, but far from perfect.

I can't think of a better way to describe being a teenager. I got all the memories and fantasies again from hearing this. All the friends, late nights, parties, running around, highs and lows. For 40 minutes, I got all of that back.

Bonus points for that stellar orange hat

Listen to the words of the pedophile: change your ways 👍

Yall I found a shortcut just listen to the 40 minute version 😜

Discount store Tracy Chapman. What's not to feel neutral about?

This sounds like it cost nothing to make

Oh. My. GOD. This was boring. Every single song had the literal same exact message, same exact tempo, and same exact tune. And it went on FOR FIFTY MINUTES. He did not know when to let something go. I would say I'm glad he got dumped, but then again, THIS is what we got out of it. One song is okay, JUST okay, but any longer than that, and I'm dead.

Punk rock that legitimately sounds good and talented is rare, but that's what you get when you listen to this. Sure, they scream a little, but there's so much more to it. It resembles real music, it IS real music, which seems to be impossible for most punk rockers. The guitar especially is killer. Lots of fun with this one 👍

A food and liquor I didn't mind visiting

So dark, so thrilling, so captivating...

A perfect catalogue of not only Depeche Mode's hits but also their deep tracks. The themes are incredible and create a chilling atmosphere: lust, greed, anger. Not to mention the enthralling production and arrangement. It's very easy to get Iost in the great mystery that is this album.

Yay I won the 20 dollar sack :)

It's pretty cheesy but it's also incredibly easy to rock to. So many classic hits and more deep cuts, which are hit or miss, but albeit fun. So much guitar and great tunes, does it even matter how 'technically' good it is?

A lot like off-brand Sade. It sounds so authentically 80s that it actually serves as a time machine.

And it is also quite annoying.

A lot of really good deep cuts here. There aren't any hits but the rest sounds pretty alright. Weirdly enough I think the worst song is the only one released as a single. Everything else is a perfect mix of haunting and depressing.

(insert Stand By Me barf-o-rama gif)

"I started being really proud of the fact that I was gay even though I wasn't." - Kurt Cobain

Who else is feeling the uncontrollable urge to play stick ball