Reviews by tealedfleet

Melancholic. I can see why Heart of Gold is the big hit, it's definitely the one that made me perk up a little.

Decent pop, but you've heard it so many times on the radio that it doesn't really spark anything in you any more.

Pretty damn good tunes all around, with a wonderful voice to accompany it.

Pretty nice to listen to - the album art doesn't lie, it does feel like just riding a wave and letting it carry you where it needs to go. Tracks kind of blend together, sadly.

Huh, I'll be damned. This was beautiful. The album felt like a soft, warm hug at a funeral of someone you deeply cared about. Sad, but comforting.

Good conscious Hip-Hop with some powerful messages. Loved how smooth it all flows together.

Fucken Mr. Brightside is a cuckolding song. What the fuck.

Hmm. It's quite alright and I did enjoy a fair share of it, but nothing really stood out to me.

Damn good rock, genuinely enjoyed it.

My god. That gravel. Yum yum yum. Waiter? A bit more gravel please. Mmm. So crunchy.

Relaxing and smooth jazz. That is all.

It starts off so strong but then tapers off into meh land.

Love the jams here, but some songs do outstay their welcome.

Pleasant to listen to! Chain of Fools and You Love Me Like a Natural Woman are my faves.

Decent, relaxing to listen to, but I'm going to be brutally honest: nothing stuck with me.

Damn good hard-hitting rhymes and beats. But it gets a little stale after a while.

A very beautiful experience to listen to this. I gotta admit that I only know Radiohead from 'Creep' but this was quite the delight as my first real exploration of their work.

Poppy, but decent vocals. Nothing really stood out to me though, perhaps maybe Freedom!

Some good ol' fashioned blues and killer harmonica work, but it tends to grow a bit stale after listening to it a while.

Can't go wrong with Stevie Wonder! Great, funky basslines and good vocals. I did enjoy Songs in the Key of Life a tad more, however.