Rated 8/10
Alright, I love to meme about 'Wonderwall', but this album is much more profoundly beautiful than I thought the 'basic guitar song every guitarist knows' album would sound like. Shredding guitars and melancholic vocals. I dig it.
Rated 6/10
Like a hotel to stay the night on a road trip, it's alright. You're just staying there for one night and then you move on without a second thought, because most of it is standard fare that you're used to by now. 'Peace Frog' is quite nice though.
Rated 4/10
Is an album supposed to make you feel uncomfortable? Sure, if it's meant to be intentional - and seeing as this album was supposed to be for a hypothetical David Lynch movie, I can kind of relate.
Problem is that if you only have the soundtrack without the movie, it doesn't have the same effect that, say, the soundtrack of a blockbuster would have. Even if it was a brilliant movie, at most I'd say the music was 'meh'.
Rated 8/10
Fast technical rap over great, jazzy beats. Mc Solaar's got skills that would make Eminem blush.
Decent album and relaxing to listen to. Sadly I don't speak Portuguese, so I've got little clue to what this album is referring to.
Rated 8/10
Fun, smooth, and just plain nice to listen to. I can imagine putting this on in the background while doing some woodworking or bear wrestling.
Rated 8/10
Just plain old good fun. No track on here was skippable, it was just damn good guitar right after another.
Rated 6/10
Decent, though I might be incredibly biased due to yeterday's album being total shit.
"RANDOM BULLSHIT GO" the album. It's a cacophony of sounds that give off the impression that the album wants you to fuck off and never come back. The sad part is? Sometimes it clicks together and is actually damn decent.
Rated 6/10
Most of it is damn good, but the distorted edges to this album are a bit too jagged to make me fully love it.
Rated 6/10
It's... decent. But I'm starting to grow tired of all the Bowie albums. I feel like there's only a few songs that truly stand the test of time.
Holy hell, amazing instrumental work.
Rated 4/10
Good lord, what a slog to get through. Carey's vocals are beautiful, but I've been in dry office meetings that were more energising than this album.
Rated 10/10
Fantastic from start to finish. Rest in peace, Prince of Darkness.
Rated 6/10
Most of the songs are good, but a few didn't really stick with me.
Rated 8/10
Good! Lots of great tracks, but it feels aggressively 80s at times. The whopping big length of it also makes it miss the landing a bit.
Rated 4/10
Never thought going to the beach with some boys would be such a snooze fest.
Rated 4/10
Quite alright, but I did find most of the stuff on here dated and not quite fun to listen to.
Rated 6/10
A tranquil ensemble of ponderous songs that dragged on into a slug-like crawl. I loved the guitar work here but none of the songs had a lot of staying power.
Rated 6/10
Pleasant and relaxing to listen to, but aside from the cover of Close to You, nothing really stood out to me as worth revisiting.
