Rated 4/10
If you’re going to add a late career Dylan record have the decency to at least make it his Christmas record. Jeez.
Rated 4/10
If you’re going to add a late career Dylan record have the decency to at least make it his Christmas record. Jeez.
Rated 2/10
Had high hopes for a great punk record based on the cover - boy was I disappointed.
Rated 2/10
The sounds like the last dying gasps of the 60s.
Rated 4/10
I haven’t listened to this in years. I will say that it starts strong with Good Times and Bad Times, but then it devolves to some pretty bad White English Boy Blues covers.
Rated 2/10
Honestly I think I just don’t care for Pharrell.
Rated 2/10
This is not the Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem album I was hoping for.
Rated 8/10
I’m not sure why I hadn’t really messed with Roxy Music earlier in my life - but here we are. Bryan Ferry and company put out great records.
Rated 2/10
So many better versions of this dude. Ironic delivery. Droll lyrics. Etc.
Give me Cake or Soul Coughing.
Rated 8/10
If Brian Eno stayed in this Post-Punk sound I would like him a whole heck of a lot more.
Rated 4/10
I dig sad songs, but this was not for me. Maybe if I was a longtime Swiftie I might have different opinions. But as it stands this felt like a poor attempt at a break up record.
Life’s too short and this list is TOO long for another EDM record.
Rated 2/10
True one hit wonders.
Rated 2/10
Ramblin’ Jack sure knows how to ramble.
Rated 2/10
Who did the Kings of Leon pay off to have 3 records on this list?
Rated 10/10
Not many great soundtracks, but this might be the best ever.
Rated 2/10
I LOVE dudes with weird voices typically. This however was the exception that proved the rule.
Rated 2/10
Man, this just wasn’t good.
Rated 2/10
Something extra tedious about early aughts psych bands.
Rated 8/10
When you break it all down - it WAS a good day.
Rated 4/10
All these sound the same. Which is fine. But I think Lemmy gave me an STD listening to this.