Reviews by somelocalloser

I liked the more Post Punk aspects of this. The dance/electronica didn’t do much. Still I made it through the record so it wasn’t horrible.

90 goddamn minutes of the same song.

Wish You Were Here is the only Pink Floyd song I enjoy. This record did not change my feelings on that.

I skipped ahead through most of these tracks. Even when I got stoned I hated this.

Great beats and rhymes.

What is this Coldplay light? I’m falling asleep listening to this.

The pretentiousness of Sting oozes out of this record. And if I ever Every Breath You Take again it might be my last breath.

Fun and weird proto-grunge.

Banger after banger from Debbie Harry and company. The fact that they put a record out with this many hits was news to me. I’ll be listening to this again.

I really wasn’t into this Sufjan Stevens record.

I want to give this more stars - but the second half drags and is up and down.

On a whole this is musically all over the place - and I mean that in the best possible way. These guys are doing it all and mainly successful. But as I said the back half is a drag beyond a couple of songs and the last track is painful.

Dolly is a treasure!

Every time I get a Wu-Tang record I feel the need to watch the 36th Chamber of Shaolin after.

The only thing I didn’t like was the “skits” between tracks. Although these were shorter and less problematic than most on 90s hip hop records.

Based on the beginning of the first track I was not confident I would finish this.

But it turned into a vaguely gothic vaguely dance record. Not as bad as first impressions.

I was not hopeful - based solely on the cover. But to my surprise this sounded like a Post-Punk Faces record. Will put on my rotation!

Hüsker Dü is great and that’s not just the umlauts talking.

Goofy, weird and fun. These giant eyeballs are playing weird tunes and having a blast.

Very much a not for everybody album, but worth the listen in my opinion.

One of the few double albums worth the price of admission. There’s a lot of peak surrealist Dylan in the lyrics and musicallly he’s all over the place.

I think Highway 61 is his masterpiece but this is a close second.

I was into this. Folksy rock with Sandy Denny’s voice leading the charge.

500th Record - just funky beats and cool vibes. Ain’t nothing to complain about on this record.

Answer: They are a bunch of White Guys with a tone deaf lead singer who fail at merging funk, rock and white boy rap.

Question: Who are the Red Hot Chili Peppers?