Reviews by scribeben

I like a lot of the stuff influenced by this more than Ministry itself (Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, etc) but gotta give these dudes props as the ogs.

Gets an extra star for having Homer and Marge’s meet cute song.

More of this shit.

Not quite my favorite PJ Harvey album but still magnificent.

This was a weird blend of stuff, and I enjoyed it.

This is fun but not as good as Moving Pictures.

This is my first time hearing this record. The instrumentals are interesting but the vocals and songwriting feel a bit irritatingly lazy.

This is more interesting than I expected but I still wouldn’t say that I love it.

None of these Neil Young albums are bad, there are just a lot of them on here.

Creedence being Creedence

Some of these bests are interesting. Not bad for background music. Extremely New York, well captured by the Irishman. I really don’t understand the vitriol towards this album here. It’s quite melodic and musical as electronic music goes. A lot of critiques here seem to be stock objections to a genre rather than genuine consideration of a particular instance of it.

I didn’t dislike this as much as I thought I would but I don’t love it.

A uniquely majestic and gorgeous album. I like it even better now than I did in middle school. I don’t even care that it’s a double.

The crazy thing is that it isn’t even their best or even second best album.

Cool funky tunes. Lost me a bit in the middle though.

Y’know as someone who grew up in the 90s I had no idea “Candle In The Wind” was originally about Marilyn Monroe. Great tunes on here, but I don’t like it quite as much as Madman Across The Water and I can’t give 5 stars to a record with “Jamaican Jerk-Off” on it.

This is a band I really didn’t care for when they first came out. Trying to keep an open mind here. The first track is kinda cool. Second one not so much. From there it’s very meh. Like a pretentious Bruce Springsteen. The last track is closer to Neil Young and is probably the best tune.

This is fine. Didn’t need to be a double album, though. And it ain’t no Hall and Oates.

This is cool but I like other albums of theirs more. The second half is def better than the first.

Took me a ling time to come around to Rush but this is pretty awesome.