Reviews by tealedfleet

Fuckin' A, that's some good shit. Just as relevant as ever, too. If only conservative twats don't use it for their own shit.

You lose your attention while listening to it quite fast. Which means, in all honesty, it's not that memorable.

Quite excellent! Bohemian Rhapsody is the great hit, of course, but overall I enjoyed my time with most of the tracks. Key word being 'most'. I think judging by the reviews, we can all insinuate which song I didn't like.

I'm running out of things to say for albums that are just ok.

Still monotone, but, at least it was chill to listen to. Hi there, Niels. How's your morning going?

I don't know what the musical term is for vocals - guitar flourish - vocals - repeat, but it tickles my brain in a fun way. Really good.

Y'know, I'll give it this: it wasn't too bad to listen to. Experimental Jazz is not my thing, but, I tolerated it. Took a while for me to muster up the courage to it, though.

Q: Is this an influencer album? A: Probably. Doesn't mean I have to like it.

Ehhh it's alright I guess.

It's as punk as punk can be. But that also means I don't need to listen to it more than once.

Lots of songs about love and scoring dates and all that teenage tripe. Mercifully, it's short and catchy.

It's mellow and smooth, that I cannot deny. But it makes me feel like it's time for a nap rather than listening to an album.

Okay. Just okay. Some interesting musical flourishes here and there, but overall okay.

I would have appreciated knowing the actual album is THE LAST FIVE SONGS OF THE DOUBLE ALBUM.

As it stands, it's festive and definitely beautiful, but man it is repetitive. I realize the express purpose of it is to be religious music, therefore chanting and mantras are to be expected. But I don't want to submit myself through this again.

I found the album cover more entertaining. Wibbly wobbles.

Decent album, but also nothing that stood out as exceptional to me. I know I've used that for a number of albums on this list already. Therefore, my own reviews are also guilty of the same sin of being repetitive.

What a bad-ass to be playing this in a prison. The songs are all a bit samey, but I feel like that works for Cash rather than against him.

Wonderfully composed, with evocative lyrics and breathy vocals. I think the Suburbs still holds my favourite spot for the best Arcade Fire album, but this was good too.

The British rap flow always felt a bit clunky to me. But this was alright.

American Pie is a big, bombastic opening to an album... And the downside to that is the rest just seems ok.