Reviews by quicksilver

Yeah yeah yeah

I too have a hard time coming to terms with my life in the bush of ghosts

More non-Americans thinking they're cool and edgy for making fun of America and thinking they can solve all of our problems by criticizing us. As for the music I couldn't tell whether it was good or just repetitive. Maybe it would have helped if I could have heard anything that he was saying.

Hip hop is known to be an impressive display of sound production when done correctly. If the only hip hop you had ever heard was this album, you never would have known. On top of that, this dude's voice is TERRIBLE, and that says a lot considering hip hop is not known for its singing talent.

Okay this was actually groovy as shit. Admittedly I've never heard of these guys, but they have their own charm. I can dig it ✌️

I think it was maybe more interesting at the beginning and then the quality slowly dropped off. I couldn't tell if it was 70s cool or 70s lame. It was like the Beach Boys without being catchy.

like kinda cool I guess???? idk it was a little fun but also very reminiscent of everything else that was coming out at the time in that field. i guess it's just your standard byrds album

Really caught my attention with 'The Suburbs' and 'Ready to Start'. Lost some steam after that but still a blast.

Those damn Canadians thinking they can ruin the entire world of music

It's good but I have a public service announcement to issue. 'Hurt' will always be Trent Reznor's song. The thousands and thousands of people who say otherwise are very, very wrong. You can't hear the pain with Johnny Cash. You can't hear the heartbreak with Johnny Cash. You don't hear the personal autobiography of a tortured soul with Johnny Cash. You don't hear the deep, dark place that this song came from with Johnny Cash.

I'm just amazed that one of these guys managed to look like all 4 Beatles at the same time

Being forced to listen to the most famous song about Mondays ON a Monday was both awesome and horrifically cruel

Ay chihuahua that was a snoozefest

The voice alone took it down from a 3 to a 2. Every time I caught myself enjoying it, the voice alone reminded me why this album sucks.

like being on romantic space drugs

Hooray for trains

"I'm not very smart." About time you admit it you dumb bitch.

I may have cried when he died in The Hunger Games but I was not crying when this album ended that's for sure

I will say that is a mighty fine crotch shot

It's got them Donnie Darko vibes but that doesn't save an album