Reviews by tea_belle

The quavering of his voice is really grating on the ears. I can't stand when people sing like this, but the music is good, so I can't give it a 1.

Who's ready for some naked bonfire dancing?? This music will take you there. This could be the soundtrack to the original Wickerman, the one with Christopher Lee. Will you be part of a ritual sacrifice after listening to this album??...Only time will tell.

Just got their 1978 album two days ago. I liked this one better.

My initial impression: the lyrics are kinda goofy/cheesy. I like the music and beats though. As the album progressed it started growing on me.

I don't know what to make of this one. Strange, silly at times. 2 stars seems harsh, but 3 seems like too much. I'm thinking 3 because it's different and not in English.

I do like the characteristic brass of the late 70's. The album cover is fun too. It's just so much shouting. It might just be that I'm not a huge fan of punk. From the lyrics I caught, I enjoy their message, but unfortunately with bad hearing to begin with, I had no idea what she was on about for the majority of the album. Nice short album though, I'll give them that.

I was a little bit bored by this album, but there were some songs that I liked- And in Every Home, Pidgin English. Just some easy listening.

I really liked this album. Each song was so different from the next and it kept me guessing on the genre. I've never listened to anything like this before.

This was much more audible and understandable than I thought it was going to be. I liked it, but I don't know if there's a little bit of bias because I liked the movie so much. Something so peaceful about his music... The harmonica can be a little bit grating after a while though, which would take me out of the peace.

I didn't hate this album, but I was a little bit bored. There was nothing that pulled me in.

Song I liked- Turn It Up

This album is a magnificent combination of incredible vocals, mesmerizing electric and acoustic guitar playing, those drums, plus other perfectly matched instruments thrown in there.

I don't know if they sold their souls to the devil for music, but if they did, it surely worked!

It feels like this album didn't sufficiently showcase Bowie's incredible vocal talents. A little too much funk for me, but still fun.

*sings in highest pitch voice* "I got two tickets to Iron Maiden, baby.."

This album is not what I expected. I thought my ears were going to be destroyed by some powerful distortion and that I would be praying for it to end. Meanwhile, I got beautiful instrument technique and sound.
Some people in the Youtube comments were complaining that this album wasn't as good as the first two, so maybe those albums were heavier and that's why I'm okay with this one? OR do I love Iron Maiden and I didn't even know it??

This album was a roller coaster ride of dislike, enjoyment, pure hatred, weird noises sometimes and amusement. Bonus points for some songs being in Serbian.

She has an amazing voice, for easy listening, but I was kinda bored.

Doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. Genius.

The instrumentals, the smooth vocals, the outfits on their album cover. These fellas do sappy cheesiness right! THIS is the kind of funk I like.

I'm gonna go real Youtube style with my comment here:

I was trying to figure out what I would rate this album and then I hearkened back to a hard time in life when I was crying to myself and quietly singing "don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing gonna be alright". It got me through the tough moments and now everything is "alright".

A few too many guitar solos. "Harvest" is one of my few 5/5's, but couldn't get into this album as much. A little bit too much country.

Tooooo maaany tracks. I try so hard with this stuff, but I just can't get into it.