Reviews by thelastbaron

This is pretty fantastic stuff. I might just be out of the loop, but a grunge/shoegaze/psychedelia crossover isn't something I've ever heard. Loved the production on this as well. Loses half a star for being so long.

4.5/5.0: Excellent

The ultimate shopping-at-Winn-Dixie-ten-minutes-before-closing-on-a-muggy-Tuesday-night-and-this-is-playing-full-blast album

1.5/5.0: Bad

Like a lot of nu metal, it's objectively terrible at metal, but this one happens to be pretty good at boy band pop (and also not great at hip-hop).

2.0/5.0: Disappointing

This has the same issues as the last Curtis Mayfield album. While the music is good, it meanders A LOT, barely developing in some songs. Additionally, his vocals leave a lot to be desired.

2.0/5.0: Disappointing.

The La’sThe La’s

Rated 10/10

Has all the best tendencies of britpop (great melodies, variety) without the long runtime. Plus, I kept imagining Paddy the Baddy finishing every sentence with "La'."

4.5/5.0: Excellent

Easily the best Neil Young album on this list so far, mainly because he's playing less folk and more blues.

3.0/5.0: Good