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If I had actually rated this at the begining of the year when it first came out, it'd be higher.

I absolutely adore this album, but I just don't feel myself wanting to go back to any of the tracks six months later. I still bop with all of them (except for "Look at Her Now" but anyways) when they come in shuffle. I just have no desire to intentionally go back to this album.

This album is like a fine wine, it gets better over time.

I loved it when it first came out in January, and I still find myself wanting to listen to it in July!

I love albums that aren't the most "sonically cohesive" but explore a story of growth or a similar theme. This album is definitely the latter. With bops like "My Own Dance" "Raising Hell" "Potato Song (Cuz I Want To)" and "Little Bit of Love" you'll find the ability to party through ... read more

Once again, I'm going to be the unpopular opinion on Album of the Year! But I'm genuinely confused on if I heard the same album as everyone else. With the exception of Dumb Blonde (which was 2005 Gwen Stefani mixed with 2018 trends), the album was full of acoustic and jazzy ballads. This was a sound Lavigne previously explored a bit in previous B sides (Give You What You Want is the main one that comes to mind).

Overall, it's a nice break from the trap/hip-hop trend going on right now. And so ... read more

It's no secret Posner has been off the grid for a couple years now. Following the success of Grammy nominated, "I Took A Pill in Ibiza", the musician had a series of losses ranging from a break up with his girlfriend to losing his father to brain cancer (and his best friend to an overdose).

A real good kid is N O T an album made for success. It's not gonna be a radio friendly album. There are multiple songs that are under a minute, as well as songs that are over five minutes.

It's ... read more