Reviews by wyattnew

Oh ok I have heard Walk of Life before... but idk if that's good or bad...

Overall it's ok but tainted by some slurs :\

Yet another artist that I need to start really ranking their albums next time he comes up. But it's tougher to do so without him on Spotify. Fight the good fight I guess.

Some really catchy songs here towards the beginning (especially Captain's Table) but teeters too much on the bland side to rate higher. Especially finishing with a song that contains the lyric "I know you love meat"

Love the organ. Subject matter often isn't the most relatable but super impressive classical solos. Not a great album but worth it just for Smoke on the Water.

A bit too much filler, but the hits go HARD

The soundtrack to when you finally decide to tackle a house project that you really didn't want to be doing, but it's better than sitting around and listening to this shit in silence, and then you realize that you're doing the project wrong and it's all going to shit and it's worse than before and at the same time this ABSOLUTE GARBAGE is blaring and stressing you out and wasting your fucking time

Not speaking from experience or anything though haha

I don't know why anyone legitimately likes listening to this guy, and am even less sure on how I'm gonna make it through 3 more albums

Boring yet pretentious. History is the only semi-standout for me.

i guess i'll have to start distinguishing these bob dylan albums soon enough. but maybe i can start with #3

master of the genre

Probably the weakest Radiohead album I've heard but still excellent. Could move down later since it's only the 2nd on this list for me, but I'll leave it here for now

Burning of the Midnight Lamp was the only real standout for me.

Bonus track is great too!

Might change this after I hear his other albums on the list (because surely at least one deserves a 5, right?) but I'll leave this here for now.

damn he really had a bad life huh

we are the music makers. and we are the queefers of queefs.

Really liked Longer Boats and Father and Son. The rest were fine I guess

A surprisingly enchanting nine-part epic cushions everything I fucking hate about Pink Floyd. Holds its own. But don't expect any PF scores higher than this.

Started off really promising but became a bit of a chore.

Fantastic singles and production, but a little long. And not as jazzy as TPAB