Reviews by zilch

Some nice atmospheric rock. I really enjoyed while listening to it, but absolutely nothing stuck with me once I was done.

Very cool. Made me wish I had better speakers. It is a bit long, but I still enjoyed it through the end.

Some blues. Some rock and roll. Good Stuff. I liked "Turtle Blues" the best.

The hits are hits. The rest is meh. I did like "Librarian Girl".

Some good old fashioned rock and roll. Some of the backing vocals are kind of shrill. Enjoyable guitar playing. I really liked "Running Dry" it had a strong Leonard Cohen vide for me.

Skits...Repetitive...Meh, not for me. It is also very crass, I would not feel comfortable playing this in public. I did like "Halfsharkalligatorhalfman" though.

You got watch out for that Jack of Hearts.

Pretty good 70's rock. None of the songs really stuck with me though.

Some familiar bangers as well as some good songs I hadn't heard before. Occasionally devolves into just noise which is not my favorite, but overall a strong album that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Hard to find a place to listen to the album unfortunately. Eventually found it on Youtube, but had some of the tracks removed due to copyright. I quite enjoyed it and would definitely listen again if it we easier to find.

Second 90's era hip hop in two days. But this one was much more unique and enjoyable.

Feels so 90's. Reminds me of listening to an MC Hammer cassette in my walkman as a kid. Didn't hate it, don't think I will ever listen to it again.

Solid album. Indian Sunset seems a bit dated, but I still own two copies on vinyl.

Live albums are just not my thing. The less talking on an album the better. That being said, I was never going to give Johnny less than a 5. Let's be reasonable.

Never heard of these guys before, but I was really enjoying the first half of the album. Kind of lost me once you got to the covers on the back half though.

Seems like pretty standard 80's rock. Nothing really stood out to me.

Decent background music. Thought I would like it a lot more at the get go, but the novelty wore off fairly quickly.

A fairly solid rock and roll album. I particularly like wild horses.

Catchy songs. Great forerunner to the classic 80's sound. Would definitely listen to again.

I had no idea Echo and the Bunnymen were from the 80's. It is a very 80's album. I enjoyed it, but nothing really stuck out to me.