Reviews by zilch

Wow. So many bangers. Just great stuff all the way through.

Pretty good album, but Common People is obviously the best song and at the end of the day Shatner did it better.

Always liked the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and love heads will roll. The rest of the album is pretty good as well. I’m not sure it is a five star album, but I do like it significantly more than the last few albums I gave 4 stars to so here we are.

Fun rock and roll. Could get a little over the top noisy and screamish, but never to the point where it was annoying. I'd throw this one on again in the future.

Pretty good. I didn't realize that Morning Glory wasn't their first album. This is not as good as that, but you can see where those highs came from.

I have always considered myself an ABBA fan, but I have really only been exposed to greatest hits. I had never heard a single track from this album and all I can say is…amazing. Everybody loves ABBA. Full marks.

Some stone cold classics, but not the overall power house of some of their other albums.

It was good, but did not stick with me. I listened a few time Friday and this weekend and now I can remember nothing about it.

Another great, if a bit odd, product from The Divine Comedy. Not quite feeling the full 5 stars for this one, but very close.

Fun and eclectic. Quite enjoyable.

How delightfully odd. I am not entirely sure what that was or who it is for, but I enjoyed it.

Did not put its hooks into me and my sense of nostalgia like License to Ill did. I didn't particularly dislike anything about it, but didn't love anything about it either.

It is an undeniably fun album. Listen to both the original and Taylor's version. I am not musically inclined enough to articulate the difference, but I did like Taylor's Version better as long as you limited to the original track list.

Over the top and dramatic...but in a good way. It sometime feels like he is trying to hard, but I do enjoy the music.

Great opening and ending. Pretty good middle.

Some very good folk. Needle of Death was powerful. I also really enjoyed the acoustic Angie at the end of the album.

Solid rock and roll. Doesn't demand a lot of attention but is fun throughout.

Good music, I just don't enjoy the crowd noise in live albums.

Some pleasant background jazz.

I liked this. Fun, not too screamy, not too exhausting. I'd listen again.