ROLLING STONE #381
Hmm two fantastic legendary songs, a couple more solid jams, and a bunch of fine.
ROLLING STONE #382
The album that put psychedelic dream pop music on the map for a lot of people, me included. There’s definitely a few duds here, but it’s stupid how catchy this is.
ROLLING STONE #383
What an absolutely killer sonic palette on display here - crisp textures and phased samples that create a dark moody ambience reminiscent of a horror video game for the Play Station 2. Haven’t heard anything on the list like this yet. Though this drags in the middle to end, still awesome.
ROLLING STONE #384
Hmm, I enjoy the lyrical substance and believe this sound is cleaner / processed / orchestrated better than their previous, Something Else. But, is it just me or are they playing it way safer on this album? I feel like they tried to be more digestible here. Aside from an excellent three track run starting from Sitting by the Riverside, and a couple others, I’m generally left unimpressed! Not kinky enough!
ROLLING STONE #385
B-b-b-bird bird bird, bird is the word! Peter Griffin! Wrong version but still nice.
That being said, it’s fairly one-note but it’s fun.