One of my favorite live albums

The best P!ATD album and it's not even close.

Halfway through the album (specifically track 6) I realized I was listening to the clean version. I thought it was hilarious that I couldn't tell, but I did switch over to the explicit version... For 2 songs, until I hit the Fivio Foreign track and I realized this was way, way worse. The clean version fits the vibe of a white kid way out of his depth way better, like he is making a YouTube parody back in 2008 that he can show his mom. The explicit version sounds broken and shockingly tone deaf. ... read more

Revisited this recently, and was pleased to find that it still hits hard in 2024. This album seems to be the most replayable Taylor LP, and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

Gorgeous and Surprisingly dynamic, especially after his previous album.

Coastlines is a solid 8. Everything else is a skip on a good day. What a let down after a great debut album.

This album is what the haters say every album after Native sounds like: Generic, Soulless, and Empty. The song writing is some of Ryan's worst, and his voice can only do so much work. Skip.

What's better than 11?

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Decisively mid

Why does Green Day insist on writing like a teenager? Pretty much all skips after Dilemma, that is if you can get that far with some genius lyrics like "Do you wanna be my girlfriend/boyfriend" screeched at you.

After underwhelming singles, I was hoping the deep cuts would make up for it. I was mostly right, but all together this album feels like a snappy yet somewhat sloppy sophomore slump (and considering the situations surrounding this album release, I am not at all shocked). Hopefully Album 3 will be the return to form Dallon needs, because I don't know if I can handle another GLOOM DIVISION

The REAL tortured poets department

19 writers, 12 produces, and a film crew... yet no one said anything about the line "Have you ever fucking cried in a limousine?"

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Self Harm Aesthetic Core

This was painful to get through.

Noah's best album to date, with a perfect blend of poppy upbeat tracks and down to earth folky slow songs.

An improvement in every aspect.

This album paints such a vivid and raw portrait of her life, including themes of sexual violence, diversity, sexism, self-love, and religion, all while creating a vast soundscape that can elevates her powerful vocals. This is a project that improves both as it goes on and upon multiple relistens. Adam's Ribs, Wolves, My Ego Dies at the End, and Make You Proud all brought me to tears. This was the best album of 2022, and I keep it in constant rotation to this day.