Reviews by stevebonus26

Janet Joplin at the absolute peak of her powers. We'll never know what could have been, but what we were lucky enough to get to hear was utterly fantastic.

Pretty much perfect. Kurt didn't screw it up did he?

Some nice tunes, and a pretty standout sound for that era, but not something super appealing to my ears.

Always love discovering a 90s alt-rock album that I wasn't previously aware of. Overall it's nothing special but still fairly decent.

The freakiest thing I've encountered on this list so far. Familiar with it from around the time it was released, but haven't listened to it since. Still got a soft spot for it, for some reason. RIP Steve Albini.

Didn't totally pull me in, but fairly decent nonetheyes.

Say what you will about his music, but boy oh boy did the man ever know how to accurately title an album.

They sure have a way of making a song feel like it's way longer than it actually is.

You'll never convince me that this isn't a generative AI's response after being prompted to create an album in the style of 90's Radiohead but make it as dull & uninteresting as possible.

Some good things going on musically and good production too, but most importantly good thing it's over because even those qualities couldn't redeem an irritating experience for my ears.

Illmaculate vibes scratching all kindsa itches.

I may now be bored & old, but this still kicks a whole lot of ass. RIP Steve Albini.

Making every song sound pretty much the same sure is one way to hypnotize someone. It's pretty fun, though, I'll give it that.

Not the finest album featuring McCartney, but a decent enough listen.

Honestly one of the best albums you'll ever hear.

Another absolute masterclass in songwriting. Kinda 60's Dylan's thing.

This must have been Bowie's average era.

*fart noise*

Oh good, more Adele. Just when I was in need of a good yawn.

Pretty uninteresting. Music for hokey movies.