Reviews by zilch

Meh, fuzzy noise. Not my cup of tea. It was a bit headache inducing.

It was an interesting concept, but not much more than that really. Nothing really grabbed my attention or made me want to come back for more.

How delightfully bizarre. Although it became a bit to discordant for my tastes in places. Also, Ready Eddy did not seem to fit in at all.

Some heavy hitters starting out the gate. The rest was just standard U2, never really been my favorite for some reason. I can't put my finger on it, but they have always grated on me.

They have such a distinct sound. I actually enjoy it...for about half an album then it starts to get old. But at least now I know that some girls are bigger than others I guess.

This felt like a very unique sound to me. Listened to it for most of the day and didn't get bored of it. Was downright jaunty at times. I really liked it.

Wow. So 80’s. So much that it sounds like a parody of the 80’s. But it’s not. It’s a bit much, not bad per se, but a bit much.

It’s The Doors. Enough said. I’ve never actually listened to this album all the way through before but it did not disappoint.

This had a much stronger blues/golden oldies/surf rock vibe than I was expecting. Which is not a bad thing.

Very 80’s. Very sad.

Another solid folksy album. It gets a little weird and experimental here and there like the song Dolphin's Smile which was nice. Gave it a little extra something.

A lot lower energy than I was expecting from Iggy. It felt like a lot of talk singing as well. Just didn't reel me in.

A nice folky vibe. Nothing really sank its teeth into me, but it was enjoyable start to finish.

A nostalgic first half, a mediocre second. Although I did enjoy the last song Road Trippin, or at least the beginning of it.

Great album. The songs are upbeat and fun and little bizarre.

The first time through I was ready to dismiss this as 80's trash. Too much weird for the sake of weird, too much random noise, too much kitsch. But after the next couple listens it started growing on me. I started to dig that psychobilly groove. Not enough for me to throw this album on again probably, but it ended up being an enjoyable listen.

When the king is rocking it rocks, but the crooners can be real snoozers.

There were some interesting sounds in here, but most of the songs were so slow and low energy I just can't see myself coming back to this one.

Another absolute monster of a prog rock album. I loved it. Weird and over the top in all the best ways.

I have never heard of this artist before, but I liked it. Bluesy, funky, and just plain rocked. I don't know if the high will last, but I thought it was a 5 star banger.