Reviews by ron_penis

ADAM RAISED A CAIN

i think 'Zilch' must qualify as some kind of crime against humanity

i love Bruce, but the production here is just completely limp and lifeless, and it mostly ends up sounding like a bruce springsteen impression

i mean, it's not terrible, i guess

probably my least favorite experience album (I don't think that's a hugely controversial opinion) but Jimi's worst is still better than many's best

inject it into my veins

so insane that I can't help like it a little bit

never really gave these guys a fair shake. i miss those days

really brings me back to mvp baseball 2005

what a coincidence, i was just thinking this list could use even more new wave albums!

very pleasant surprise! i think my big criticism would be directed at the length; personally i feel that there are very very few hour long albums that earn it, and there's a handful of songs here that could be dropped and they wouldn't be missed, but otherwise color me impressed

an amazing opening track, a fantastic closer, a pretty good beatles cover, and some other songs i don't quite remember

very likely the best version of this sort of thing, which is not saying much

zappa zaps again with all the noodling on this one

okay: I'm finally convinced that everybody should in fact listen to 4 barely distinguishable talking heads albums before they die

terrible man, fantastic Christmas album

not usually one for instrumental hip hop but this is obviously a beautiful example it. still, I don't think this would ever be a repeated active listen for me, but i can certainly appreciate it. midnight in a perfect world is a banger though

hopefully brexit will make it more difficult for the english to get their hands on musical instruments

starts out so strong through the first three tracks, and then just kind of... keeps going

one of my biggest musical pet peeves is horrible dude vocalists who simply can't accept they have a voice for the newspaper and barrel right ahead into performing lead vocals. the actual music here is good, but Billy Corgan is one of the kings of this archetype, and his singing completely kills the album