Reviews by stevebonus26

Neil Young has the gift for melody. Combined with his unique voice and his straightforward strumming, it makes for some fine listening. Don't sleep on this one!

The hits are legendary. The deep cuts are excellent. This one's an all-timer.

Not a bad listen, but didn't hit me as being all that interesting either.

A record for contrarians. And reader, I'm one of them. I can find beauty in noise, distortion, some dissonance...and yes this.

I wasn't big on most of the songs as a whole, but many of them featured musically interesting breakdowns that I was pretty into.

Didn't really care for this. The drums started off irritating and didn't really ever stop, and the singing just isn't my cup of tea.

A pretty enjoyable listen, although most of it was acted as pleasant background music rather than a truly engaging experience. Definitely a few standouts among the bunch, though.

I love when an album transports you to a specific time & place, in this case Jamaica in the 1970s. As someone listening to this at the tail end of a long, Canadian winter, this is the mental roadtrip my brain didn't know it needed. Don't bogart that joint, my friends.

A very creative, interesting listen. A bit challenging to digest in one shot, but no doubt the layers of brilliance reveal themselves more and more each time you listen.

An absolutely wonderful album. These songs feel timeless, as though they could have come from any era. Another excellent example of how good music can be when it is stripped down to its bare bones: just guitars and voices.

Didn't hate it, didn't love it. Definitely some interesting tunes. Not sure I'll ever revisit as a whole album, but there's some choice tunes among the bunch.

An interesting sound with decent songs. I didn't absolutely love it, but it's not bad.

Sappy in a way I don't really care for. Felt kinda cringe. Look, they're talented musicians, but it's just a dull, uninteresting affair.

It's not that bad, but it's also not at all my cup of tea.

An impressive multi-genre experience. That's right folks, a snoozefest AND a cheesefest! Nicely done, lads!

It has its moments, but they are few & far between. It's a challenging listen, and may be an album that rewards those that give it more eartime. But from just this initial listen, it mostly didn't hit the mark.

Pleasantly boring.

A bit of a silly album, but in a good way. It drew in my attention right away by getting me to laugh out loud during the first song. Overall, there is nothing groundbreaking here, but I enjoyed it well enough.

Used up all its skill points on being fun with none left over to put towards being good.

Decent tunes, but not particularly remarkable. I suspect I will forget about this one fairly quickly, but didn't hate this listen.