Reviews by sloppysteak

Another pretty good new wave album. I enjoyed it.

Total unnecessary, pointless girl-korn nonsense. All but unlistenable.

I’m not into country, but this is my favorite country album.

A solid album with solidly produced and recorded songs.

This album held no interest to me.

On the poppier side of new wave, this record is pretty solid. I’d cut maybe a few tracks from it though.

Yet another Strokes inspired early 00s album. It sucks.

I’ve been putting this review off for more than a week now. I really don’t know what I can say about this record that will do it any justice. I’ve been listening to this album for over 30 years now and I still love it. Every note of this album lives in my heart forever. The songs on this record shaped my life; they are in my very bones.

One of the ballsiest moves any artist has made. Still riding on the glam success of Ziggy Stardust in 1972, Bowie decided to record a soul album in ‘75 and pulled it off to great success. It took me a few years to get to know this record, but once I did it became one of my favs.

It appears that everything, even country music, was better during the 70s.

Started off strong but suffers from 90s album syndrome—too many songs. Mostly good though.

George is my favorite Beatle. I’m glad he had this post-Beatles opportunity to release so much of his music, I only wish he had edited it down to a 2 LP album. There’s a lot of music on this album, and some cuts are better than others. The good is really good though.

I don’t care for country music. However, this is a really good album. Parton has a pleasant voice and her songwriting stays more interesting than what I think of as country music. Great listen.

Rappers gonna rap
Not always to my delight
I did not like this

Where is their big hit?
Will we have to listen to
Another record?

An unexpected
Sound; Is this country music?
Strings too syrupy.

Not their best record,
But not too far from their worst.
Earlier stuff please!

Boisterous big band,
Crooning in every key.
Quite enjoyable!

Not sure what this was
Supposed to be, but it’s raw
Like diarrhea.

Robert Zimmerman portrays Bob Dylan as a masturbatory harmonica player with an annoying voice.