Reviews by waynekerred

Pretty fun album and it's not too long so I don't get bored of it. Some lovely harmonies in there

Title track and Love Is A Hurtin' Thing are standouts

As with most albums in this genre I'm not likely to give this a listen any time soon but it was enjoyable nonetheless

I'm not sure I'm a massive fan of the enhanced Bluesy elements of this album. It's weird, I feel like I should enjoy this album more than I do and I've tried very hard to do just that but it's not clicking.

Like most albums I've had on this list, it's just meh. Nothing really stands out at me - Immigrant Song was good when I first listened to it a few years ago but the more I listen to it the more tedious it gets.

I'll always respect Led Zeppelin for the inspiration they've given for so many great bands. I'm sure there'll be an album or two of theirs I'll like more.

I'd fallen out of love with these guys but after listening to this album I've gone back to loving them again.

The Power of Equality starts it off extremely well, and the one-two combo of the title track and Under the Bridge is absolutely sublime

Anthony's vocals are amazing, bass is super punchy, catchy riffs. Best album I've had so far

Sidenote: This is my 20th album and my first 5 star worthy album - that does not bode well. I'm either really unlucky, or I'm in for a long three years

I'm not even a month in and this is my third Beatles album what the shitting hell is this about

About as shit as it gets for the Beatles. Too boring, too samey, vocals hurt my ears.

There's still so many Beatles albums to get through too fuck sake. I've gone through 3/7 I don't want to see another one for at least a year

Some tracks are pretty good, like Lost Ones and Every Ghetto, Every City.

Not sure it warrants being an hour and 15 minutes long. It gets boring about halfway in.

At least it's something different on this list

Decent rock album, don't love it, don't hate it. Probably on the higher side of 3

I Love You gives off creepy uncle vibes

Good Morning is a great track. Liked the opening few too and Cool As Kim Deal

I'm not usually a massive fan of this sort of music but this was a fun listen

Animal Farm and Village Green are standout tracks.

This sort of Beatles-esque psych rock just does nothing for me. It needs something else to add energy into it

It's not terrible but it's all just a drag to get through.

Butcher's Tale isn't too bad to be fairs

It's just fucking shit.

Breaking Up Slowly was ok and Dance Till We Die put some much needed energy into this album but it's far from enough.

The first couple of tracks were just boring, but not terrible. I thought the album would be one of those boring-but-not-overly-shit albums I've had every now again. I was very wrong.

The vocals make me want to crawl out of my skin. It's the epitome of the shit music that's being released recently. It doesn't have it's intended calming effect due to how bad it is

Standout shit tracks:

• A Violent Noise
• Performance
• On Hold

When I started this project, I vowed to myself that I'd listen to every single album all the way through, not matter who it was by or how much I hated it.

That was before I saw this one was over 3 hours long. Yeah fuck that. If it's any good I'll listen to the majority of it, unlikely it'd be good enough to reach the 2 hour mark.

She's got a great voice but it's the same as most other jazz records from that time. I can listen to a few tracks before I get incredibly bored. Definitely not sitting here for an hour, let alone three.

I quite like this rambling style of singing she's got going on. It helps with the storytelling and really captures the "roadtrip" vibe.

It's a nice, calming album but too samey and gets boring after the first couple of songs. Probably one to listen to a couple tracks from every now and again rather than playing the full album.

A generous 3 me thinks

These vocals ruin it. When Rod shuts up I enjoy it more, like Greensleeves.

Whilst it's definitely not the worst thing I've ever listened to, it's boring, not really any stand out tracks. The riffs are decent and the drums are good, but it evokes nothing in me. Combined with the god awful singing makes this a long one to listen to.

It's actually better than other Beatles records I've heard. Still not great. But better. Ish.

The opening track and Roll Over Beethoven are pretty cool.

Slightly generous 3. Probably a 2.75

I knew how good Kanye is but I've never listen to a full album until now and I've realised how much I've been missing out. Super fun listen, maybe slightly too long but it keeps a high standard throughout. Not even his best stuff either.

We Don't Care, Through The Wire and All Falls Down are proper bangers.

Country music is either really shit, like on the pop sides of it, or really good like Bluegrass and Outlaw Country.

First song is absolute garbage but Cowboy Movie is better but it drags on too long.

Laughing is a great song but again I think it'd benefit from being about a minute shorter. I like Traction in the Rain too.

It's a nice, calm, solid album. Not bad, not amazing either.

I've never understood the hype The Beatles get and this record proves it. It's too bland and I find the vocals annoying.

Love You To and Yellow Submarine are some bright spots in the album, but it's far from enough to make this worthy of a decent rating.

I like the ideas of the different instruments they used compared to their other albums, but I don't think they executed it as well as they could, or should, have.

Absolutely beautiful voice she has got. She gives me cozy café vibes

Caught myself dancing to The Click Song once or twice. Where Does It Lead is a beautiful song too.

It's not something I'll likely listen to again in the near future but I can see why so many hold this album in such high regard.

It'd be hugely disrespectful to rate this any lower than a 3.

Seven Nation Army obviously fucking slaps, followed up nicely with Black Math

Love Meg's vocals on Cold, Cold Night

These slower songs just don't really cut it. Seven Nation Army sets such a high standard that most of the songs can't live up to, especially the slower ones. I don't think his voice is suited to them.

Simplicity=good, sometimes. I think this one is too simple too often.

Little Acorns and Hypnotize are quite good.

It's just, meh. I can listen through it fine enough I'm just rather bored doing it. Except that last song. What the fuck was that.

First album I don't recognise

Admittedly, when I saw it was an 18 song album I was skeptical since I assumed it'd be too bloated, but the first few songs have been really enjoyable.

The opening track, Howlin' For You and The Only One are amazing tracks

Fuck me Ten Cent Pistol is good

My initial fears of it being bloated were partly true, although most tracks deserve to be on the album. I probably wouldn't miss The Go Getter or Unknown Brother.

Definitely one to revisit every now and again