Reviews by sweetpea18

Spacemen 3 already predicted what I’m going to rate this album. It’s okay but a little too boring to listen to while working when I’m trying to stay awake.

Easiest 5/5 ever.

Major nostalgia from this one, instant 5/5.

Favorite track: The Youth

Hey, remember high school when Kanye still made good music and wasn’t a POS nazi?

Yeah, me too. I used to have this on repeat back in the day, but I refuse now to give any streaming revenue to this a**hole.

Eat shit, Ye.

House has never been my choice of EDM, too repetitive imo.
I wanted so hard to like this but there are only so many times I can hear about someone finding a new way of life and taking off on their bicycle.

This would’ve been right up my alley at the time it was released, I’m surprised I haven’t heard it before.

I’ve specifically avoided listening to any TSwift after 2016 because I knew I wouldn’t like it. I’m not going to listen to this album because I already know what to expect. I know she’s had a huge influence on popular culture, but that’s not what I’m looking for on this list.

I guess not everything on this list can be bangers

To me, this sounded more of a compilation of dance songs than an album by one band. I couldn’t really get into it.

I can’t even finish the first song without wanting to turn it off.

Am I allowed to call myself an alternative music fan if I don’t really like Radiohead?
I’m a lyrics person and I can’t understand what Thom says 99% of the time

This must be on the list of albums I have to hear before I die just to give perspective to how bad it can be.

Loop after loop after loop after loop after…
Whatever, I liked it for the most part except the wispy female vocals.

The cover of I Heard It Through the Grapevine deserves 5 stars on its own

I think I would have to be in a specific mood to enjoy this and I’m not there currently.

I’ve never heard this band before but I feel like I’ve heard this album hundreds of times

I just can’t get into it

This is the kind of album I’m looking for on this list.
As much as I never saw myself as a blue enjoyer, the blues had a baby and they named the baby Rock & Roll.

Bittersweet Symphony is the highlight, putting it as the first song meant the last hour of my time wasted

Boring