Bland as oats

Why did I waste my time listening to Moody blues albums

I liked it better than una and dos. But still eh. Green day fell off

Giving your bandmates the dogsht part of the songs you made (well the trilogy is unlistenable as well)

Overhyped and I'm happy to see drake fans cope this hard when the quality is this

If uncooked pasta is a album then this is the perfect representation

If that's your everything then you are dogshit

I literally cringed so hard that I punched a guy in the mall. Literally giving me chills, clenching my ass, feet and fingers on how bad this is

Imagine dragons more like imagine if they didn't make music at all

Soulless, pointless and boring

😴🥱😴🛌

Weezer should've made this a racist album. That would be funny and would be 100% better than this. Imagine Weezer singing about black people in the black album

What's up fellow kids? Do you like music? We know you do, here's some album we made while we chillin'. Stay awesome sauce swaggers

The album cover is what you can expect from this project. Please kill me

Laaaaazzzzyyyy

I like your wildest dreams. I should've listen to that track instead of the whole album. Such a waste of time

Who taught this old man TikTok?

Dude. This is so disconnected from reality and every track here is giving me cancer.

1.) American Idiot:
"American Idiot" kicks off the album with its title track, and it's a bold, politically charged anthem that sets the stage for what's to come. The song's energy and lyrical commentary on post-9/11 America are undeniably powerful. However, it doesn't quite hit the mark of punk's rebellious ethos; it feels a bit packaged and radio-friendly. 7/10.

2.) Jesus of Suburbia:
"Jesus of Suburbia" is an ambitious, nine-minute opus that showcases Green Day's ... read more

1.) Get Got:
"The Money Store" kicks off with "Get Got," a track that sets the tone for the entire album. It's a barrage of abrasive electronic beats, glitched-out samples, and MC Ride's signature manic, aggressive delivery. The track is disorienting and confrontational, and it perfectly encapsulates the overall vibe of the record. 8/10.

2.) The Fever (Aye Aye):
"The Fever (Aye Aye)" continues the intensity, with relentless drums and a relentless flow from MC ... read more