Music reviews

A Santa Cause: It's a Punk Rock Christmas
Reviewed by Manling
I must say, I was sorely disappointed after getting this CD. I was expecting an actual Punk Rocking Awesome Christmas CD with neck breaking beats and ripping guitar solos. But all I got was this lame CD. I felt like the little kid who g... More

The Black Parade
Reviewed by The Flagship
This band exists solely to mercilessly reap the finances of young, spoilt, confused and angsty teenagers by making them feel that their music rewards the listener with heaps of inner strength and a voice with which to speak out. This kind o... More

Daedelus Denies the Day's Demise
Reviewed by The Flagship
I really enjoyed this offering from Daedelus, I think it far outshines his previous works. It seemed so much more substantial to me. I've probably listened to this album more than I've listened to all of his previous album combined. The... More

Shadowland
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
This was Dark Moor's first CD. When I got this band, I had planned to listen to their stuff in the order they made it, but this CD was accidentally put down as 2005. On the other two albums, I was amazed by the lead singer's voice, and h... More

Back to Black
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Camden native Amy Winehouse returns to the essence of raw soul on her second LP, keeping each song about the length of an old 45. The stripped-down and dirty pop sound of the short but sweet Back to Black oozes ’60s jukebox soul, without ... More

Hybrid Theory
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One and only album. More

My December
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
I must say, with that cool looking album cover I was expecting alot more. Most of the songs were about betrayal and anger, which is kind of sad. I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but all the songs names were from other artist's ... More

Chase the Sun
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
This was probably my first favorite band. I love all the songs on here, and listening to it now brings back memories of when I was young. I didn't even realize they rapped some of the verses. 5 Best Tracks which were hard to pick out ... More

Thankful by Kelly Clarkson (2003)
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
Let's put it straight out from the start, I hate bad female pop. The ones where they have a slow beat going in the back and the lead has moans and sighs combined with slow singing. "Uhhhhhh..." Most of the songs were like that, and so I ... More

The Hall of the Olden Dreams
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
This band is like the brother band to Nightwish, with great lead vocals, metal sounds and fantasy-like lyrics. It's the first album by them, and promises of other good stuff to come. 5 Slick Tracks: Somewhere In Dreams The Sound Of The... More

The Dutchess
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Black Eyed Peas’ and former Kids Inc. child star Stacy Ferguson’s debut LP is a molotov cocktail of every pop cliché from the past five years. But the shit is not bananas, nor does it bring sexyback. There’s a passable Ciara copycat ... More

Minutes to Midnight
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
Not the same stuff as their other two main albums, (both of which I loved BTW) but great stuff none the less. They definitely have more soft songs similar to "My December", and less hard SCREAMING! I still can't believe that LP finally ... More

Aquarium
Reviewed by KingFahtah
This is a group from Denmark. They sing ridiculous childish anthems with adult subtext. They are one of Denmark's greatest contributions to the world, alongside blue cheese, Color Climax Corporation, and Lego. This is the first album. It is... More

Soledad
Reviewed by doudouce55
Being a fan of Obispo ever since his previous album "Un jour comme aujourd'hui" - featuring his hit song "Tombé pour elle" - I was surprised at this album. "Soledad" has a Latin sound. Having worked with some of the best French composer... More

Lara Fabian
Reviewed by doudouce55
I have to admit that I grew up listening to Celine's French music, though I'm not a big fan of female singers. When I first heard Lara's French song "Tout" (from the album "Pure") back in 1998, I realized that there were better singers out ... More