Only John Lennon could reunite the Beatles, even after death

Do I like it better when it’s naked? Yes. Does that deter what I think of how “Let It Be” was released in 1970? No.

Even with people being mixed on the album, it’s still a top 3 Beatles album and hearing people claim it’s one of their worst is genuinely ludicrous to me. Sure, it has the filler tracks of “Maggie Mae” and “Dig It”, which are objectively the worst tracks, but, to me at least, that doesn’t matter with songs like ... read more

The Lemon Twigs may not enjoy the widespread recognition they deserve, but their track "Corner Of My Eye" showcases their exceptional talent in modernizing the essence of 60’s pop and harmonization.

It’s not perfect, but it is a damn good ending to the Beatles

“Abbey Road” is truly one of the best albums I've ever heard. The delightful sound is like pure ear candy, complemented by it’s incredible lyrics.

Come Together - 9
Something - 10
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer - 9
Oh! Darling - 10
Octopus’s Garden - 9.5
I Want You (She’s So Heavy) - 10
Here Comes the Sun - 10
Because - 10
You Never Give Me Your Money - 10
Sun King - 8
Mean Mr. Mustard - 8.5
Polythene Pam - 7
She Came in Through the Bathroom Window - 10
Golden ... read more

The initiation of the Will Wood music saga exhibits a strong foundation. Though a few tracks might appear misplaced, the cohesive blend of intense and loud elements harmonizes seamlessly with the poignant lyrics.

6up 5oh Cop-Out (Pro / Con) - 8.5
Skeleton Appreciation Day in Vestal, NY (Bones) - 7.5
Front Street - 9
¡Aikido! (Neurotic/Erotic) - 8
White Knuckle Jerk (Where Do You Get Off?) - 6
(Cover This Song) A Little Bit Mine - 7
Thermodynamic Lawyer, Esq, G.F.D. - 8.5
Red Moon - ... read more

I'm pleasantly surprised by the "SELF-iSH" album. It boasts a fantastic sound with only two tracks that are just okay. The lyrics accompanying most songs are impressive, adding an interesting and captivating element to the overall experience.

Self- - 5.5
2012 - 7
Cotard’s Solution (Anatta​/​Dukkha​/​Anicca) - 8.5
Mr. Capgras Encounters a Secondhand Vanity: Tulpamancer’s Prosopagnosia/Pareidolia (As Direct Result of Trauma to the Fusiform Gyrus) - 9.5
The Song with ... read more

It's a unique blend of mental illness themes, hitting the mark at times but missing it in others. "Hawaii: Part II" boasts standout tracks (Labyrinth is my personal favorite), yet it also has some less engaging songs that might make you fall asleep. I'd suggest specific songs, but recommending the entire album might not be for everyone.

Introduction to the Snow - 5.5
Isle Unto Thyself - 5
Black Rainbows - 6.5
White Ball - 6
Murders - 7
宇宙ステーションのレベル7 - 7
The ... read more

Pop has never been my go-to genre, but "Pop Food" stands out for me. It transforms the pop genre into something uniquely adorable, featuring consistently strong songs that maintain a cohesive theme throughout.

Buttercup - 9.5
Oh Klahoma - 10
I Love You Verne Troyer - 8.5
Koi Boy - 8
Dog Nightmare - 9
Bothersome - 8.5
Safe Socks - 7
My Plea - 8
Lynn - 8
I Understand - 8
Candy Eyes - 7.5

Favorite Track: Oh Klahoma
Least-Favorite Track: Safe Socks

Overall Rating: 8.4/10

This album marked my introduction to Will Wood's music. I was drawn to its eccentric and bold sound, especially his unique approach to Jazz. The overall vibe is fun, and the memorable lyrics have a way of staying stuck in my head.

Suburbia Overture / Greetings from Mary Bell Township! / (Vampire) Culture / Love Me, Normally - 7
2econd​ ​2ight​ ​2eer (that was fun, goodbye​.​) - 7
Laplace’s Angel (Hurt People? Hurt People!) - 9
I ​/ ​Me ​/ ​Myself - 8
...well, better ... read more

I've been a longtime listener of Will Wood, and although I hadn't explored this album in its entirety before, I found myself appreciating it as a nice experience. Despite a few boring tracks, the overall bittersweet and deeply personal nature of the album resonated with me, adding to its emotional strength.

Tomcat Disposables - 9
Becoming the Lastnames - 7
Cicada Days - 9
Euthanasia - 8
Falling Up - 7
That’s Enough, Let’s Get You Home - 8
Um, It’s Kind of a Lot - ... read more

Before this review, I'd only heard two Tally Hall songs, "Ruler of Everything" and "Hidden in the Sand," finding them decent enough to prompt a full album review. It turned out to be worthwhile – a nice album with its downsides, but overall pretty good.

Good Day - 6

Greener - 8.5

Welcome to Tally Hall - 7

Taken for a Ride - 9

The Bidding - 8.5

Be Born - 5

Banana Man - 6

Just Apathy - 6.5

Spring and a Storm - 7.5

Two Wuv - 7.5

Haiku - ... read more

The band's second and final album is somewhat disappointing, considering its untapped potential. Some tracks, like "Never Meant to Know," "Cannibal," "Hymn for a Scarecrow," and "Fate of the Stars," stand out as truly amazing. Despite feeling that they perfected their sound with this album, around a third of it falls into the range of being decent or mediocre.

Never Meant to Know - 8.5
& - 6
You & Me - 6.5
Cannibal - 9
Who You Are - 6
Sacred ... read more