Reviews by somelocalloser

Jarvis Cocker is easily the most acerbic of the 90s Brit Pop bunch. This record isn’t as much fun as Different Class but it’s way better than 99% of the Brit Pop on this list.

As far as New Wave goes this is an entertaining listen. While Don’t You Want Me is a classic, I’m not sure I would go back to this anytime soon.

WhateverAimee Mann

Rated 8/10

Solid lady singer-songwriter. More “traditional” then say Tori Amos or Fiona Apple her sort of contemporaries.

Lust for LifeIggy Pop

Rated 10/10

Such an iconic record. You can hear the future post punk sounds, early aughts revival and Mark Renton running from the cops.

This is the first in a stupidly long line of great records by Neil Young. Cinnamon Girl, Down By the River and Cowgirl in the Sand really map out the sound that makes me love Neil. Is this as good as On the Beach or Zuma? Probably not - but it sure as hell ain't hard to listen to and enjoy.

This was the first Dylan record I got into way back in 8th grade. The well known songs are super accessible folk, for me though the less well known songs are where you can hear peak Dylan starting to come through. Pretty amazing he was like 21 when he recorded this.

TidalFiona Apple

Rated 10/10

When I was 19 I was joking smoking pot and trying to get laid. Certainly wasn’t recording a masterpiece.