Reviews by somelocalloser

I will say that Cee-Lo makes Jay-Z seem modest. So that’s something.

I like JAMC! don’t hate me!

I’m a sucker for kinda depressing singers who can only sorta hold a tune.

Time is indeed a loop if you listen to this shit.

I’d watch this Indian James Bond spoof.

I beginning to think This Year’s Model is the exception to a career of shitty albums.

Missy is so fucking good. I don’t really have any other comments.

Sleepy folks songs.

I can imagine that Nico is polarizing. You’re either into her voice or it’s like nails on a chalkboard.

Personally I love it. Chelsea Girl is a stone cold classic.

Pavement is a band I don’t want to like - based solely on a college acquaintance who was obsessed with them and let you know how much cooler they were for it.

The only problem is that I like them more and more every listen.

I did not listen all the way through on this. Maybe if I was stoned at a planetarium show this would have hit - but alas I wasn’t.

It’s hard not to like Lemmy and company. They knew how to rock.

This record did send me down a Motörhead wormhole and I found out there is a Motörhead video game from the early 90s which just looks fantastic!

Look, this is fine. The highlight is the non-Ringo version of 'Act Naturally.'

But this is really an old skool country record you can put on and forget about. Nothing mind blowing here.

Fun Old Skool East Coast Hip Hop. Dope samples, danceable grooves.

This felt a little too joyful for a synthpop band. I needed a little darkness - I mean their Scottish for fucks sake!

I still remember sharing a room with my younger brother and constantly hearing Everybody Hurts on the radio alarm and getting lost in Michael Stipe's voice.

Anyways, decades later I was riding the D train and Michael Stipe was on it and no one paid him any attention, except for this weirdo who was secretly fanboying and wishing I had the balls to go up to him and ask - "what's the frequency, Kenneth?"

I did not and he got off the train at Grand Street to head to what I can only hope was a delicious meal of soup dumplings.

I'd love to meet someone who's favorite band is Kraftwerk - like its fine, but it just drones and I go in and out. And then suddenly I traveling in the TARDIS and then I'm laughing about the Big Lebowski joke about Kraftwerk and then I'm back to listening to KrautRock and I'm exhausted.

To say that the only commotion this raised was hatred and that it made me wish I was being attacked by rattlesnakes is an understatement.

Very Black Power 2020. This is angry, hopeful, fun, artistic, challenging in a way that really captures the summer of 2020.

Unfortunately the reaction to that summer really sucks and Trump and his ICE goons can gag on some cocks.

Beyond the Neil Young cover this is not very good. Every time I think - that song wasn’t bad, maybe this is getting better - the next song blows chunks.