Reviews by sushirrito89

I don't get SZA, it's nice but not my genre. 2*

Maybe there's a reason (murderous) Phil Spector shelved this. This was ok, kind of generic pop, nothing new about it, not sure why on this list.

Sounds like many other 60s albums; very few exceed the Beatles for me. Not sure it's held up over time, it was just ok for me. 2*

Anything CSNY (or its components thereof) has so far been pretty mid for me. Not bad, but doesn't do it for me. 2*
Highlights: the end of jet set

Like a more boring version of Bon Jovi. Meh, 2*

YABA!!!!
(Yet Another British Album)
Lately, a whole string of these; they must comprise 80% of the list. At least this one is short.
Nothing special, Temu Morrissey sounds. 2*

YABA
(Yet Another British Album)
Ska-ish, kinda fun, but nothing outstanding enough to be on here. Liked it more than expected. 4*
Highlights: dreaming of you

Why would I be looking forward to "a mix of sheer abuse and welcome diversity, for a truly challenging listening experience"?
This shit is just noise. It gave me anxiety listening to it.

Honestly this was a breath of fresh air after the recent string of boring albums. However, not one of my favorite hip hop albums on this project.

This guy uses vibrato how I use vibrato when playing the violin to cover wrong notes, aka, all the time. I think this would have been nice without that on every note. Did he just learn this technique the week before this was recorded?

YABA
(Yet Another British Album)
(I've written this so much lately; the makers of this list just really suck and need to listen to music made in other countries)
Pretty mid and brought nothing new to the table, 2*

YABA
(Yet Another British Album)
I wanted to hate this, but it was ok. Good background noise as I sit here, jetlagged.

IDK what to make of this. Punk-ish, but also 80s-ish. It's ok, not sure what merits it being here. 2*

OH MY GOD, FINALLY THIS MASTERPIECE GRACES MY DAILY DROP
5*, no notes, gets better on every listen
Highlights: secondhand news, never going back again, go your own way, don’t stop, the chain

Only knew Killer Queen going in. I feel like there's so much to Queen I didn't even know existed (stone cold crazy), executing on so many genres with incredible musicality. 5*
Highlights: killer queen, stone cold crazy

YABA (Yet Another British Album)
"Turning point as a maturing artist" WTF is this amateur hour shit where the moment it's mildly ok, it deserves to be on this list?
Meh, it was fine, not bad, 3*

Fun, punkish album. Needed to hear before dying? I'm not so sure.
Highlights: connection, indian song

Lots of fiddle, honestly sounds like it could have been 2000s-2010s alternative. Enjoyed it, especially the more instrumental pieces 4*

I think it's fascinating that having a 20-minute track these days is not of note, but back then it represented an entire side of a vinyl. That track should have been 21:12 long, just needed 40 more seconds of guitar jams.
I actually enjoyed the guitar/drum jamming, don't like the dude's voice

Funky as hell off the bat.
Highlights: we are family, he's the greatest dancer