Reviews by sloppysteak

Tis a good listen
From a Scientologist?
But it’s Beck, so um . . .

Both loud and noisy,
But never good or pleasing.
This album sucks balls.

The The is the band
Who made this hot travesty;
This album sucks balls.

A famous album
But only the title song
Sparks a little joy.

Girls in the 90s
Sung a little rock n roll
But this is awful.

Difficult to rate.
A variety of songs
Though without focus.

White Reggae music,
Or is it New Wave music?
Either way: not great.

A Frenchman sings songs
I do not know or enjoy.
So thankfully short.

A celebration
Instead of an elegy.
Funky beyond hope.

Is this punk music?
I enjoyed it so little
And now my head hurts.

Some beats and some rhymes,
From a woman’s perspective;
Not without some slurs.

Just, I don’t know, too singer-songwriter-storytellery with hints of self importance.

A mix of great with mediocre. Extra star for the bassist.

Well, it’s certainly original. Can’t say I enjoyed it though.

Some of the music is genuinely funky and well produced, but I’m just not a fan of Maxwell’s voice or the over abundance of slow jam tracks.

Rush is such a mixed bag for me. I classify Rush as “prog for everybody,” and sometimes it seems like they try too hard to be “prog.” Moving Pictures is a decent album by a talented band.

Formulaic songs.
Hooks that outstay their welcome.
She even tried funk.

I cannot believe that I didn’t hate this. I’m
Not a big Black Sabbath or Ozzy fan, but this early record is decent. There’s some good guitar work here. However, the album didn’t seem to flow very well, and I can still do without Ozzy’s voice.

Lennon’s first and best solo work, but still an uneven album.

I didn’t understand the appeal of this when it came out, and I don’t understand it now.