Reviews by sushirrito89

Did not need to listen to this before dying. It's like any old fool can make an "album" and put it out.
What I don't understand is why so many of these tracks have the dots of "favorite tracks" in Apple music.

This was a summer, chill vibe, could easily see it coming out in the 2010s and being relevant as ever. 5*

Kind of a low energy album, not at all what I came to associate with Missy.
Highlights: the rain

Solid punk album but also nice to the ears, 4*
Beatle-esque in some tracks.

Noise rock? Ugh. Sure enough, there were a lot of random noises here.
I felt myself losing my patience and getting increasingly restless while listening to this. 1*
Song titles are great though

60s bard music. Some nice strings, but meh, just another 60s band. 3*

You can give Oasis shit for being brit rock, but they defined brit rock. 5* (4.5 rounded up) even though later albums are better.
Highlights: live forever, maybe

Never heard this kind of Beach Boys music. Nice, but kind of a bummer. 3*

10/10, no notes
This album is top-to-bottom bangers, imagine your debut album going this hard. I grew up with this, so I'm biased by nostalgia, but it still holds up. Haters just hate the genre. RIP Chester. 5*
Not even wanting to do highlights because all of it slaps.
But anyway, highlights: papercut, points of authority

My music algorithm already thinks I love Springsteen because of this project. This is ok, kinda whiny IMO. Maybe just on here because of the artist vs. the merits of the album itself. 2*

I do not get the appeal of this guy. Growling for an hour and the instrumentals aren't even interesting. Each song kept getting worse and worse. This shit better not ruin my music algorithm. 1*

Yet another random english rock band? Disc 2 gave Beatles vibes.
It's ok, I just can't take so many of these british rock bands that feel like they don't add anything innovative or interesting. 3*

So excited to finally get ABBA on this, they always make me so happy. They go so hard. Their harmonies are *chef's kiss*
Highlights: fernando, dancing queen, money money money, knowing me knowing you, when i kissed the teacher (still catchy despite the creepiness)

The htis at the front go pretty hard, but the rest is kinda bland, R&B of its era, drags. 4*
The outro where they all circlejerk each other hasn't aged well, has it?
Highlights: independent women p1, survivor, bootylicious

I saw "british electronic" and I audibly sighed.
Then I realized it's from the 80s and I'm even less enthused. I can do 90s euro techno, but from the 80s? IDK
I like electronic, generally, but not this, 1*

I always thought Alice Cooper was a woman. Some cool brass in elected.
A nice album, but I can only do so much 70s-80s dad rock, 3*

I can imagine how this was ahead of its time coming out in 1970. It's ok but not my thing, 3*

Not as bopping as other Depeche mode albums, 3*

Music algorithms think "epic" is right up my alley.
It doesn't sound like it's from 1989, feels ahead of its time. A fun album.

Highlights: surprise! you're dead! (great opener riff)

I'm not a good judge of hip hop albums. This one is ok, some melodic elements I really enjoyed.