Reviews by snickerdoodle

Definitely good and/or fine. Certain aspects are great, while others fall short. I'm not the biggest fan of the singing and some of the instrument choices seem weird. Mostly though, there are good songs on this album.

Very solid. Nothing that I would seek out, but some really good songs are on this album. Her voice is very good.

Wow. Every now and then an absolute gem will show up on the generator. This is definitely one of those. Sam Cooke's singing is unmatched ans his band upholds his energy. The crowd is into it. This would be such an amazing performance to see in person. Luckily, we have this album to be able to experience it ourselves.

This is the most mundane music ever. There's nothing interesting about it at all. I wouldn't want this even playing in an elevator. There is nothing cool or special about this album. It's just some instruments being played in the simplest way possible. I wish I could like this, but I just don't at all.

Every song sounds mostly the same with slight variations. The album isn't bad at all, but can definitely get boring. I think you have to be in a specific mood for shoegaze like this. I don't hate it, but it's not my favorite.

Punk music is very hit or miss and this one is mostly a miss. I found it to be boring and repetitive. I don't think it's bad, but the vocals weren't my favorite either. Basically, wouldn't really listen again.

I'm not a fan of Kendrick Lamar. I have heard a lot of his music before this, but not many from this album. Well, now that I've heard it in full, it's amazing. I don't necessarily relate, but it's hard not to feel emotional when listening to this album. It's more than an album. It's Kendrick's story. It feels like a movie. It gives me much more respect for Kendrick Lamar

Not vibing with this one. I appreciate the mix between hip hop and rock, but this just isn't that appealing to me. I wasn't a fan of the lyrics and the instruments aren't helping much.

This album is amazing. Live albums aren't always my favorite, but the songs are great and the crowd interactions actually add to the album. This is probably the best live album I've ever heard.

I just listened to Let England Shake and I really liked it. I was interested in listening to this one, but it wasn't as good in my opinion. Got more loud and annoying. The addition of Thom Yorke was fun, but didn't really add anything for me. Not my style of album, but fine overall

Not my favorite thing ever. Definitely not bad, but gets kind of boring to me. Some songs are much better than others on this album. Overall, pretty solid, but nothing that I'd really come back to.

This album is very peaceful. It's also really good. The singing is amazing. Almost everything about it is amazing. It's more soft than maybe I would like in an album, but still really good. It also seems very familiar and I'm not sure why.

Not every song on this album was good. A lot were just really weird. But then some songs were actually amazing. I think I give more weight to the good ones than the bad ones. I would definitely listen to Common People and a few others songs on the regular, but that's about it.

I'm not a fan of the singing, but the band is absolutely amazing. Maybe once I get over the voice, I will love this album. Definitely still great though.

So many classics that I had no idea were recorded for the same project. I feel bad for those who get this album any day other than December 25th because it just feels right. You start your day with presents, cookies, family and whatever traditions you have. Then you end your day after all the festivities and put on this album on. Sure it's just a bunch of Christmas songs, but these are really the top tier.

Punk rock has been hit or miss on the generator, but this is definitely a hit. It's fun and is very punk rock on the nose. Also, it's good to see punk from an origin other than the US and the UK.

Not what I expected at all. It felt country/folk at times, which was unexpected. I didn't dislike any of this album, however early on nothing really hit for me. Sympathy for the Devil, however is one of my favorite songs ever made. As the album went on, it got better. More conventional Rolling Stones. I haven't heard any other albums by them yet, but I have heard a lot of their music. I wasn't blown away at all, but I definitely enjoyed listening to this album.

I wasn't the biggest fan. It's solid, but just a bit boring.

This was kind of hype, but also just really annoying at times. I have already found many albums on this list that I could come back to if I'm feeling electronica. I wouldn't necessarily choose this one.

This album is a bit too long for my liking. It was pretty basic country/rock. Nothing too bad, nothing too good.