Reviews by sloppysteak

Excellent African blues guitar album.

If you ask most people to name Queen’s best album, they’ll say A Night at the Opera. But if you ask a real Queen fan what their best album is and they’ll say Queen II. I’ve been listening to this record for more than 20 years and it still manages to impress me.

Another unexpectedly palatable rap album. The absence of gangster infused lyrics was a welcome change. The beats were cool and production smooth.

Well, this was an interesting listen. A bit much for me, but a few good songs here and there, punctuated by furious masturbation on guitar.

All those annoying southern rock songs from the classic rock stations compiled in one place . . . for me to poop on!

Totally forgettable,

Now I know where that song from Bottle Rocket comes from! The songs on this album vary in quality, overall not a very solid album.

It’s Morrissey singing that annoying way that Morrissey sings song after song.

A notch above other female singer/songwriter albums because of the sometimes interesting use of synth textures in the background.

Good lord U2, stop making music. This was just awful. Just a bunch of boring song ideas full of childish lyrics.

An over-produced, misguided, overly long album with vocals that grind on your soul. I was thankful when it was over.

If you don’t give this album a 5 you’re just a bad person.

Not what I usually enjoy listening to, but a very good album with its own vibe and sound.

Could not listen, unavailable. Courtesy 3.

Just stop.

A great surprise! A very listenable and fun album. Lots of cool grooves and a bit of experimentation. I look forward to exploring the rest of LCDSS’s catalog.

Not the album I remember. A collection of mostly forgettable songs. Two songs even feature that baritone harmonica from Green Acres. I can’t in good conscience give this more than a 2.

Another late 60s somewhat experimental pop album. Can’t say I really enjoyed it, but I’ve heard worse records.

I mean, I’ve never been a big REM fan, but I’ve listened to a couple of their albums and this is par for the course.

Didn’t know what to make of this one. I guess it’s not for me. All the songs sounded fairly the same, and had the same indiscernible vocals buried in the mix somewhere. I was relieved when this was over.