Reviews by snickerdoodle

This is the first album on the list that I listened to on my record player. I had heard most of the songs before, but never the whole thing. It's a great experience overall, just listening to anything on a record player. But it's always the best experience when it's a great album, which Hotel California is.

I didn't expect much going into the album, but almost right away I was impressed. It is pretty groovy as you might expect, but really every song was great. I had never heard of this band before listening to this album, but I'm glad I know them now.

I'm not the biggest fan of the vocals on this album, but everything else is pretty good. I like the band and would like to listen to more of their music, but this album is not anything amazing in my opinion.

This album brings a lot to the table that isn't even really on their studio albums. Deep Purple is a great band and this live album showcases them at their best.

The three main songs definitely stick out as the best on the album, but the rest perfectly fill the album. It's very versatile. My favorite has to be Time to Pretend. MGMT is a band I plan on listening to more. This is an amazing debut.

So THAT'S where that song comes from, ok. Yeah uhh this was kind of painful. They definitely get better over time. Karen is the best part and sometimes her singing isn't my favorite, but it's distinct and that's a good thing.

TuskFleetwood Mac

Rated 6/10

This album is boring. That's my main takeaway. It's my first Fleetwood Mac album and it doesn't give me hope for the other, much more popular one, Rumours. This was the most ok album ever.

This album isn't bad. It's not annoying. It just kind of exists. The singing really isn't bad. The guitar and piano is fine. Just it never does anything that interesting. It never got me to want to keep listening.

Don't think I needed to listen to this, but it was a-o-fine. It was a vibe at times. Never really got boring, but it wasn't always great.

Never got into this. You Can't Always Get What You Want is a great song, but other than that, nothing was that good. Still solid album overall, because The Rolling Stones are a good band. Can't ever be too bad.

This is a solid album here and there. I liked side 2 better for the most part. A few songs from each side were not great, the rest were fine. I don't think I loved any of this album, but I got into a few tracks and would be fine if someone played this. I really like the beginning of side 2 with Enter the Circus and Welcome.