Reviews by tealedfleet

Byrd, as it turns out, is not the word.

Tja awel kvond het wel deftige muziek zenne. Niks dat echt uitstond maar twas inderdaad goei focus muziek om achter het toetsenbord zitte te foefelen. Zangstemmen zijn ok en nemen niks weg van het instrumentele. Dus dezen makker geeft het een score van 4.

True, the flow that they're exhibiting here is dated. You'd find the same kind of rap flows in teachers doing a rap in front of their students to seem relatable. But it's just fun to listen to, and the guitars jamming are -excellent-.

Woof, this is definitely the roughest Who album. The moments they're jamming and doing normal vocals are great, but then it gets hampered by the bit of it being a commercial. So no, not a must listen I'd say. Unless you're one of those guys who think fart sounds are high art.

Decent enough, but it's pop. So that's not a huge achievement.

Catchy, sultry, gorgeous. What a remarkable woman she was.

Yawn.

Funky with great vocals and just general great vibes. That is all.

Starman will always be the best bop I associate with David Bowie. That and Major Tom. This entire album was decent too!

All in all, quite good! Vocals are a bit of a hit or miss at times, but I loved the shredding of the guitars. Most reasonable!

Rest in peace, Dolly.

To judge the album fairly, I will say in terms of country music, this is a laser-focused album. Most of the fat is cut off until you've got just straight up good vocals and fun songs.

I mean, it's a'ight, like. But with most R&B, it gets boring real quick.

Somehow, this is metal. And I love it for it.

When they start narrating shit at you, you know this is gonna be pretentious.

Yes, I know. It's noisy. Mustaine can't do vocals for shit. And it's the same shredding over and over. But somehow, it pleases the tism greatly.

Hang on a tick! There ain't no super furry animals in this album! I've been thoroughly swindled, bamboozled, and hoodwinked all in one go. All I got was some mediocre britpop!

A grand old time to listen to.

Undistinguishable from many rock albums of previous times. And that's in 2004! But it's tolerable to listen to.

Gravelly but with some smooth groove to it. Perfect for Druids to usher in their monthly meeting at the henges.

I can see why this was once revolutionary. The problem with being a top-notch pioneer in the 90's means what you've done then is now overdone.