Reviews by stevebonus26

I always hear Cream being held in high-regard, but this is just okay and kinda boring? Perhaps this was exciting back in the 60s when it first came out, but it sounds a bit dated & basic now.

Ah, 80's cheese. It's a bit moldy, and not in a good way.

If this is the nation's saving grace, then what a repetitive nation it must be. The music is listenable but the songs get boring fast.

A truly enjoyable new-to-me listen. A nice combo of folk, celtic, and jammy rockin' sounds. That's more often than not going to be welcome in my ears.

The album title pretty much sums up my feelings about it. Not one I think I really needed to hear, but it's okay that I did.

There's some good tunes on here, but also quite a few that don't do much for me.

Kinda interesting, kinda dull. Eno'msayin'?

A pretty smooth & chill listen. The songs aren't outstanding but they'd do in a pinch.

I had a Bon Jovi era back in middle school. I've long moved past them, but this is still an okayish, if not fairly cheesy, listen.

An all-time favourite. This was a game changer when it was released, and has an energy that very few albums of its era can match. Perfect from start to finish.

These lads can write some decent tunes, but someone should probably give them drugs so we can see what they can really do.

Something like this should be right up my alley, and I don't hate it, but there's just something about it that isn't clicking. The current hypothesis is that while the songs are fine-to-good, if they had just a slightly slower BPM they would elevate to good-to-great.

Randy Newman is good at doing his cheeky, loungy tunes thing. They're not bad, but also not something I see myself coming back to.

I'm not a big bleeps & bloops guy, but the man machines found a way to make them sound pretty decent here.

As a kid that entered adolescence in the mid-90s, Dookie was an absolute formative album for me. It was great then, and it's great now. Peak Green Day.

If you can suspend your thoughts & opinions on Morrissey and just listen to the music for what it is, you'll find yourself hearing a pretty enjoyable album.

3.6 Roentgen.

Nothing to write home about. It's fine for background listening, but not particularly engaging or interesting.

If I ever get the urge to experience a fever dream without the pesky illness to go with it, I'll just throw this album on.

Not bad, not exciting. The whole album was kind of, fittingly, a blur.