Reviews by tealedfleet

It's delightful to listen to, I'll give it that. The specific vocal style of Lorde complements the whimsical arrangements.

I think I'm Bowie Burnt-Out, because I saw this album come up and I was like "ah, shit." Had to force myself to go through it. Turned out alright!

Alright. I'll bite. Jimi Hendrix is pretty legendary, and I've never had a rough moment during my listen to this, even if the length is exceptionally long. Damn good guitarwork.

This album feels like homework. Get it? Homework? 'Cause that's the album title? Hah... haha... Ah.

Pretty decent.

Well, y'know what, I jived with it. It's simplistic rock n' roll for the most part, but it's catchy. Good enough!

Good hard rockin', but I'm baffled as to why none of their later albums are on here. Oh well. I'm not a critic.

Decent! Stand-out hits are great of course, although 'One Way or Another' is... kinda creepy.

Well! That's a first time I've heard a didgeridoo on an album here!

Prime cut funk, and Jay Kay has a delightful voice to listen to. Honestly enjoyed my time with it. Although I have to dock a point for cultural appropriation.

Dark, disturbing, gloomy. Just as intended. I do believe some of the distortion effects here and there can get dangerously close to genuinely being annoying than adding to the whole composition, but I do like this album for what it strove to do.

Hmm. This is tricky. On the one hand, the shredding rock on here is great, while the mellow tracks are more forgettable and blend together. Don't think I'll listen to it again.

Pretty damn good! Chill, great production, and mellow raps and singing.

The pinnacle of 'alright, I suppose'.

The classic soundtrack for if you need to get it on. I mean, it's on the title, fellas! Listening through it though, it all gets kind of samey.

Lots of great hits on here, and the beats are immaculately produced. I do feel that the more conscious hip-hop tracks on here kind of get undermined by the constant sexual innuendos.

Great, raw songs. I'm gonna admit: I was skeptical when I saw the dreaded Post Punk' tag on this album, but it's damn nice.

Hey now, this is pretty good! Enjoy the Silence is the only track I've heard on the radio before, but the rest is mellow electronica all the way through.

Simple, whimsical acoustic guitar vibes. I felt myself instantly relaxing into my seat while I was listening to this. Cat Stevens feels like a cozy storyteller.

Ehhh it's decent. Not too shabby.

Sad, folksy tunes for me just don't work with a full album. It's hard to keep your attention for such a slow crawl of songs that make you feel like such a bummer man. Props for infecting me at least with a sense of ennui.

A fun and pleasant romp, but of the other 60's albums I've listened to on this list, this one strikes me as the one with the least variety and least staying power. Still, decent.