Reviews by tealedfleet

Vocals are great. Teenage angst not so much. But hey, we were all young once.

Hmm, for Jazz, it's quite alright! I'm sure this is a musically complex piece, but, I only found it sufficient as background music to watch the hustle and bustle of a city.

Good noise. Enjoyed it as a nice change of pace from the mediocre albums we've been getting hit with.

Perfectly serviceable Britpop. That's all, folks.

It's relaxing and chill, but none of it really spoke to me. I can tell this was a personal album. Unfortunately, I've no clue who this fucker is.

Perfect soundtrack to being a detective musing about the one that got away while watching the New York cityscape.

Pretty good enough! Seven Nation Army has been listened to death, though.

Fuckin' A, what a great album. Non-stop hits and just straight up beautiful musical arrangements.

What turned out to be a very fun, satiristic album got dragged down to the depths of hell by that 12 minute warbling mess of a last track. Discordant organs, nonsensical chants, and waifish moans do not make a good ending to your album.

Rough, agressive, and hard-hitting. Just the way to start a Tuesday morning.

Pretty fun to listen to, but I loved the musical flourishes of Fragile more than this album. Lyrics are theatrical and dramatic, with the downside of it being nonsensical gibberish at times.

Hmm. More than anything, this album feels like Lennon is trying his best to go "see! I'm a good guy! I love peace!" without much of an actual, impactful message. I'm happy the guy's found the love of his life, but... This is a self-aggrandizing album all right.

Well. That was some country music, all right.

The sex is on fire, apparently, but if this entire album was sex, it'd be 20 minutes of monotone pumping with a few good thrusts in here and there, followed by a lukewarm finish.

Straight up bland British tripe.

Overall great rough sound, perfect for dealing with the Monday vibes. Tends to overstay its welcome, though.

Simple but relaxing jazz. For a moment I thought the police was at my door, though, with the inclusion of a siren in the album.

So far it's been a streak of 'okay' albums, and this is no different.

And we end the year of 2025 with a relaxing folk album. It ok.

Hmm, I think I liked Springsteen's earlier work. This is still quite nice, but the tracks blend together and you just end up with a huge marathon of the same stuff.