Reviews by zilch

Great voice. Enjoyed the jazzy feel to the album. Especially enjoyed The Click Song and Where Does It Lead.

Feels repetitive. Mama Gonna Knock you Out is enjoyable. The rest not so much, Milky Cereal got on my nerves especially.

Some nice funky guitars. I got some The Doors vibes on a few of the songs. Overall pretty enjoyable.

The music is fantastic, but the weird samples, and talking, and sound effects took me out of it. Very nearly a five for me.

Some good 90's rock. Reminds me of high school.

It was kind of all over the place. Some of it I really enjoyed, some of it I wasn't sure what I was listening to.

Some good upbeat rock and roll. "It's The End Of The World" and "The One I Love" are obviously amazing, but I really like "King of Birds" and "Oddfellows Local 151" as well.

Meh. Low energy lounge singer vibes. Not really my thing.

Starts off strong with the first two songs and then kind of tails off...It was alright.

Another album where nothing really stuck out to me. It also had a kind of shrillness to it that made it hard for me to listen to the entire album straight through. Individually though I did enjoy most the songs even if I didn't remember them after they were done.

It's not bad. Nothing really stood out to me. Just kind of faded into the background.

I really liked how weird this album was, but sometimes it got too shrill for me. "Sentimental Journey" is basically unlistenable. But, I ended up listening to it 3 times and would definitely listen again.

Awesome guitar playing. Occasionally a bit heavy on the feedback at times. Also on random song, by someone other than Jimi that kept making me check to see if Spotify had switched to a Beatles album.

High energy. Fun album, but some of the songs drag on pretty long and the whole things starts to blend together.

Some nice funky beats. Gets a little repetitive at times. Occasionally annoying (Disco Disco). But mostly kept me tapping my toes the whole time.

Crass... Skits... Not my jam.

I think this is the first time I have ever listened to a Beatles album straight through. I really enjoyed most of it. "Eleanor Rigby" has always been one of my favorites and I loved the sitar weirdness of "Love You To". The back half of the album didn't really capture me though. Still all and all a very nice listen.

Another live album I really enjoyed. Quintessential Nirvana for me. I am sure nostalgia also helps.

I didn't realize I enjoyed jazz so much when I started this, but here is another awesome album I could listen to on repeat.

Some nostalgic songs, but the ones I didn't already know sounded just like generic 90's pop punk. Nothing special.