Reviews by sweetpea18

Weirdly, I first heard about this band about 10 years ago from my Intermediate Accounting professor, but haven’t listened until now. I actually like this noise rock, and have to support fellow San Antonians.

This had me running down that hill.

I kind of love this.

Over 2 hours of this? Hell no, I’m out after half a song

Thank you, 1001 albums generator for the periodic reminder of why I don’t listen to Bjork

I was kind of jamming to this album while doing tedious work tasks, and then the snoring on Ex-Supermodel came and ruined my flow.

The music is fine but that voice is like driving a knife through my eardrums

I know this isn’t a Carlos Santana album but his guitar work never ceases to amaze me. I enjoyed the collaborations on this album.

The only Yeah Yeah Yeahs song I know going into this is Maps so let’s see how the rest of the album is.

That was simultaneously exactly what I expected and a complete surprise. I love it.

I wasn’t expecting trash metal today but I’m not mad about it.

I thought I was going to hate this from the album art but I was pleasantly surprised by this one.

This was my first Ryan Adams album. I picked it up at a used records store back in 2009, before any allegations against him. It still hits the feels listening to this album all these years later.

I love this album, but I wish I was high listening to it right now.

I couldn’t make it all the way through the first track. It was like a major creep trying to be Jemaine Clement.

There were some okay points in this album but mostly it gave stalker vibes.

Not bad if you like songs about boll weevils and bed bugs

I feel like I’m in a psychedelic 80s movie.

I’m sure this is a great album if you’re in a certain mood, but I’m not in that mood currently.

Groovy

Hey, remember that kid in high school that wore their Slayer jacket like it was part of their body? Yeah, that wasn’t me.

Unsurprisingly, this isn’t the worst album I’ve heard from this list though.

I’m a woman who was 10 years old when this came out, so basically the target audience for all things Britney at the time. To say this album didn’t shape at least a portion of my childhood would be a lie.