Reviews by stevebonus26

Every single thing about this album is great. One of the all-time best ever to be recorded. An absolute beast!

I had previously avoided taking the time to listen to Antony and the Johnsons because the singing voice put me off. But this was kind of a pleasant surprise, and even the voice kind of grew on me as the album went on. Not likely something that will make it into my regular rotation, but glad I finally gave it the time.

I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's just something about his voice that compeltely irks me, and the music doesn't do anything to make up for it. Meh.

Like many albums from this era, this one suffers from being both somewhat interesting and somewhat irritating.

Rock'n'roll at its old schoolest. Nothing wrong with it you know.

I know we all like to shit on AC/DC for having every song sound the same, and over the Brian Johnson portion of their career that is entirely fair. I dig Bon Scott era AC/DC much more, but Back in Black is EXCELLENT and is a definite high point for them. I haven't listened to it front-to-back in ages but I have loved this album for decades.

Proof that there can be greatness in simplicity. Pure fun!

A well-played but ultimately pretty uninteresting album to listen to. I wouldn't be bothered by having the album on in the background, but doubt I'll ever come back to it myself.

Pretty sure you really have to love 80s music to enjoy this. Unfortunately, I do not.

Pleasant, but not amazing.

It's a nice album, not more nothing less. Perfectly listenable, good but not outstanding.

Now we know what the music would have sounded like if psychedelic drugs were introduced in medieval times.

It always excites me to find some 90s alt-rock that I wasn't already familiar with.

It also always bums me out when it ends up being pretty uninteresting to listen to.

If Bluey came out in the 70s this would be its soundtrack.

Very quirky, but not particularly interesting.

Not really my thing, but no doubt Biggie could rap.

Some good tunes, and a lot that didn't really hit the spot. Nothing I actively disliked though.

Neaux thanks.

This worked well enough as background music. Not the type of thing I could ever see myself in the mood to put on and listen to again, but the music is perfectly fine.

It was fine the whole way through, but nothing excited me.

Thoroughly enjoyable listen. Sing it, Stevie!