2009 Releases »
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The High End of Low This time around, Manson continues to impress. |
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Fork in the Road This is a great album to use on a long road trip and one that sends out a strong message that continues the legacy of Neil Young’s long songwriting career. |
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, the Album It’s not all bad in this album. |
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Back On My B.S. Busta Rhymes seems to have lost the plot since his early peak. |
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The Essential Chillout & Relaxation Album There are some nice, elaborate pieces with a melange of instruments that produces very sophisticated sounds. |
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Family Time Ziggy Marley continues his good work with an album that is suitable for kids and adults alike. |
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Greatest Hits This compilation is really thorough, containing not just Suzi Quatro's biggest hits but all 13 of her UK hit singles. |
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The Eternal THE marathon six-minute songs; the long, sometimes gorgeous, sometimes indulgent guitar jams; and the chaotic yet strangely fitting song structures ... it could only be Sonic Youth. |
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Battle for the Sun This album doesn’t really do anything for you, but it does help you decide exactly what kind of Placebo song you prefer. |
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The Syndrone There’s plenty of opportunity for Gazebo to show off his talents in this interesting album. |
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