Reviews by somelocalloser

Who knew there was a disco revival in the mid-aughts?

More Zeppelin and The Who then Queen sounding. Still a band trying to figure out their sound. There are a few songs not sung by Freddie Mercury which are the weak points.

Jane's Addiction is not my cup of tea, I guess nothing's shocking. . .

Joe should go back to the country and go fishing.

Oh look more boring Brit Pop.

There's some real bangers on this overstuffed double LP. However there's a lot of muck to wade through - it's not doing too much to make me rethink that double records should not exist.

One of the other reviews describes this as "noodling" which I feel like is the correct descriptor. Kinda psych, kinda avant garde, pretty crap.

Ahh the era of overstuffed records. This is like at least 30 minutes too long. Common is fine and the beats are fine. But this is just soooooooo long.

I love Ray Charles and I dig these interpretations a lot. However - I don't need this to be a double record.

This sounds like a mash-up of every early/mid aughts band - and it is not a success.

I love early female led punk bands - especially when there’s a saxophone involved!

These guys came right after the Strokes exploded and brought rock and roll back. They were meh then and have not aged past that.

I've heard better and worse Garage Rock.

Classic glam record. Really makes you want to get it on and bang a gong.

This was fine. Very much of its era.

Dude, Public Enemy is so much fun to listen to. Chuck D is a master.

I go back and forth over whether I like this or the Boxer more? Either way it’s great Brooklyn Dad rock.

How many Damon Albarn records are on this dang list?!?!?

I really liked this. There’s a breezy tongue in cheek feel to these songs. I’ve been told for years to listen to Nilsson and now I know why.

Cathy’s Clown and Love Hurts are stone cold classics. The Everly Brothers are a vibe which may not be for everyone. But still better than most of the Brit Pop on this list.