Reviews by somelocalloser

This doesn’t do it for me. Madonna’s take on late 90s EDM.

Jangly early 90s rock. Meh.

As a kid sharing a room with my younger brother who loved this - I “hated” it. But as a 43 year old Dad this hits different. It still slaps.

Very much of it’s time - which is not a complaint! Janet is way more political than her brother and her sound is closer to Prince than Michael. It’s a fun if not nostalgic listen.

I so want to love Sonic Youth. Somehow I just can’t.

This itched something in my brain and I was digging it. 50 isn’t the greatest rapper, but in a post 9/11 world we just needed someone that told us we could meet him in the club.

Who knew there were so many uses for marijuana?

A Poor Man’s Beggar’s Banquet, but a fun listen.

Just a bunch of hot trash.

I didn’t mind this as much as some of the other reviewers. It’s certainly better than the dozens of Madchester and EDM records on this list.

Another one to add to the “From Boss to Goth” playlist.

This is insane. 5 songs, 56 minutes. No clue what its about, but I went through something.

Weird early 70s art rock. I enjoyed the joke.

Live-ish record in the middle of Neil’s impressive 70s run. If you like Neil Young you’ll like this - if you don’t like him might I suggest trying harder.

Definitely on the “From Boss to Goth” playlist.

I liked the vibe of this. Belted out ballads and great lyrics.

Well this fucking rules.

I suppose as far as Doors records go this isn’t as bloated or full of itself as Jim Morrison became - with the notable exception of The End.

However, I still don’t want to listen to them.

There are few double records that are worth the time - this is one of the few worth it. There’s no massive hit here - what you have is a drug addled, tax avoiding band at the top of their game.

An 80s band makes an 80s record in the late 90s. At least they’re consistent.