Some of these songs are goddamn hilarious, but the album would've been better without lyrics.
I didn't vibe with this when I first listened to it, yet I kept coming back to it. Really listening to it, and yeah, it's great.
An unfinished disaster of an album. Half of the songs feel like they're missing entire sections. The fact this album is appearing on BEST OF THE YEAR LISTS, let alone near the top, it's as clear of an indictment of music journalism as I've ever seen.
I don't hate Addison Rae, and I'd be willing to listen to her sophomore effort when it arrives. I hope she can only go up from here, because if her music gets any worse, she and her producers might be in violation of the ... read more
This is a concept album, and that concept is, "Sheriff Hopper is a sex addict, he cheated on me, and he should fuck right off."
It's better than the endless dirge of TTPD, but it's still not great. Actually Romantic is embarrassing. You can't say "I'm rubber, you're glue" while slathering yourself in Elmer's. Wood is her trying to do her best Sabrina and coming up short (penis lol.)
There's some okay stuff here, but not much I'm rushing to go back to, and I'd be okay with never hearing Actually Romantic ever again. Never thought I'd be nostalgic for 2020, but ... read more
A haphazardly stapled together collection of frequently repeated stage banter released so Elvis' con manager could make 100% of the profits. Only recommended for die-hard Elvis fans and masochists.
Excuse me, sir, may interest you in cheeky, angry feminist punk rock? Well, as a matter of fact, that's just what I wanted to hear.
Imagine a long, dark hallway. At either end is a door, one leads to heaven, the other to hell, and you're in the middle. Suddenly, both doors fly open, and you're caught in between them both. That's this song.
One of the best Christmas albums ever. Just because you're sick of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" doesn't make that untrue.
Best album ever made by a former ESPN baseball analyst (sorry, Joe Morgan.)
If I were ever to climb a mountain, this would play as I approach the summit.
May be the nostalgia talking (this was the first Weird Al tape I ever bought,) but it's my favorite Al-bum. The originals are top-tier, parodies are inspired, and it ends with Albuquerque.