Reviews by stevebonus26

Very dreamy music. The tunes are decent, but it's not entirely up my alley.

I discovered & then got really into this album ~15 years ago. It's still awesome. Songs for regular dudes.

Reminds me of classic rock radio back in the 90s, where there's song after song of music that isn't bad, but also isn't great. It's fine for the background, but not particularly engaging.

Good but not great. The songs all do pretty much the same thing sound-wise, and while it's *fine* it does make it feel like a bit of a slog to make it to the end.

My absolute favourite Radiohead album, among several excellent ones. 15 Step is my go-to song for trying out new stereo settings or headphones. Incredible sound, incredible music.

Grew up hearing stuff like this, so it will always be pleasing to the ears. Muddy's got the nicest, deepest blues going!

Talking Heads tick a lot of boxes for the kinds of sounds I enjoy, and in theory I *should* love them, but I don't. No hate either, they're just alright.

Just your basic, solid, hard rocker.

This is one of those bands that I've heard about for my entire life, but have never actually listened to. Would have preferred to keep it that way.

The Pogues are always a treat. RIP Shane MacGowan.

Absolute poetry set to pleasant music. One of Canada's finest. My only EXTREMELY MINOR gripe is the songs all sound about the same. But it's a nice sound.

I don't particularly care for the music, but bonus points for making me realize that yes indeed I DO need a baker.

Absolutely loved this album back in the day when it first came out. I've mellowed out some with age but boy does this ever still rock hard!

Wouldn't it be nice to like this more?

I can appreciate that there's a reason it's a highly regarded, classic album, but it just doesn't align all that well with my tastes.

Pretty good, not totally my thing but it wasn't a bad listen at all. Makes me want to take up breakdancing!

An absolute classic. One of the greatest debut albums of all time.

Tried my very best to separate the art from the artist, as about all I know about Morrissey is that he is an absolutely insufferable human being. So all that aside, the music is...alright.

Curtis Mayfield's voice is as smooth as butter. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this.

Even all these years later there is still something exciting about listening to these rough, dissonant sounds. The Velvet Underground tapped into something, and it definitely isn't for everyone, but it sure does it for me.
4

You can always count on The Boss to give us some well-written, well-played tunes. Can't go wrong with some Springsteen in your ears!