Reviews by theinfinitegec

just ok although the title track is of course a banger

love Willie but found the instrumentation on this a little over the top

I am starting to think that despite the general vibe, music, lyrics, everything being just like a few degrees off from shit I fucking love, that PJ Harvey is just not my thing

pretty fun, probably more 3.5 than 4 stars but their charm won me over

quite liked it but Kendrick never really been an artist I come back to. solid and enjoyable but not enough to grab me here for it to be full five stars. very funny dimwit comments from the "everything but rap and country" crowd on here.

really enjoyed this

eh. I liked a few tracks, I think I only really like Thom Yorke when he's in his lower register. not the worst I've heard from him

solid, better than expected from how overplayed the title track is

more enjoyable than standard issue Metallica is to me, honestly, although I found myself wishing this had come out after St. Anger to see how bad that shit sounded, even with orchestral backing. a bit too long, felt like I was listening to this album all day. the orchestral sound seemed to waver between Bond Theme and like an Egyptian leitmotif? like Prince of Egypt soundtrack. the track name "No Leaf Clover" and the ending of Battery where he shouts out the conductor with a huge Hetfield YEAHP had me cracking a smile. these guys are unintentionally goofy as hell. didn't completely love it but didn't hate it. glad I heard this strange thing.

solid, loved this when it came out and still all around pretty good. Enjoy the varied sounds and driving beat. I kind of still love this album, a little surprised to see it here to be honest

perfect album, and incredulous that I've never heard of her before. incredible songwriting, beautiful voice. immediate classic.

not for me and not someone you can separate the art from the artist on.

better than expected. kind of an interesting pre-grunge post hair metal era audible on here and not many other albums I've heard sound like that. a few tracks sound like if early chili peppers wasn't horrible

As someone who loves folk music, people with weird singing voices, and even the much maligned harmonica, I fear I'm never going to enjoy the music of Bob Dylan, at least when he's the one performing it. like Phil Ochs if he sucked. he should have stuck to writing songs for Joan Baez.

no thanks. junkyard dog music about being an ephebophile

great to know that in his final years Johnny was listening to Reznor and Depeche mode

not for me but I liked the long crunchy guitar solo actually, lol

Excellent early punk album, not much to say. black flag always one of those bands I just never really felt the urge to really explore,but I loved it.

my god this is completely unlistenable lol. I muscled through but this is just the dregs of 90s britpop. listen to Edwyn Collins or something.

massively overrated for the nostalgia factor, no wonder I've never heard anything but the singles. 90s Beatles pastiche was never gonna be for me though. not actively enjoyable outside DLBIA and Champagne supernova.