Album Rating: 4.0
Weltanschauung is a good word and neat it was used in a Carly Rae Jepsen review tbf
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Truly one of the best dance pop albums released this year, don't understand the middling reception on this site" [3]
There isnt one track that is particular bangers and there is one meh track, but the rest is excellent to my eye
This is just another case similar to the newest Swans where sputnik is divided between those who love the album and those who hate it
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Album Rating: 4.0
I'm still so mad about the chorus of the intro track
But overall honestly the production on here rules and is better than Emotion
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First listen was enjoyable front to back but not super memorable. Will definitely give it some more listens and see how/if it grows
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Album Rating: 3.5
Like, she's phoning it in a little, but it's still great songwriting and I love the production
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this is definitely a grower. don't see why anyone would say she's phoning it in when she's clearly making a conscious effort to change up her sound
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
It's a mixed bag for me. There are some great, more "experimental (if you wanna call it that)" tracks, but then there's a handful that def sound like she's phoning it in.
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Her best album since Emotion
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RYM is right, Sputnikmusic is wrong - the thread.
I believe the truth is somewhere in the middle.
I myself do not like Carly anymore, she's slightly expired, but her LPs always have a couple of standout songs that are worth keeping on my iPod.
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You still got an iPod in 2023? respect, i've lost the two l had many a year ago
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I wish I loved my own writing as much as Johnny loves every single thing he says
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Album Rating: 3.0
ngl you were destined to be a slave to other people's wank from the moment you named yourself after a Mars Volta record, good to know you're still suffering for it
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Album Rating: 4.0
Bloc knows what's up
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toxic Johnny best Johnny
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Album Rating: 3.0
this is the only johnny i know tbh
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Album Rating: 3.0
you've surely caught me on at least one weapons-grade sugar rush
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this is a thousand canadians working on a thousand pop songs, soon they'll have written the greatest album known to man
let's see...
it was the loneliest of times, it was the LOVELIEST OF TIMES?
you stupid Carly!
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Album Rating: 4.0
i bet johnny is just the most plain and mild mannered guy irl. he introduces himself as John and politely corrects anyone who calls him otherwise. he gets invited to the dinner party and he'll laugh at every joke the gang throws (to make the appearance) but keeps his zingers to himself. youd let him date your daughter because he's given you no impression that he'd hurt her.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Dear Dads of Sputnikmusic, following the naked toxicity, disdain for needy straight boys and *checks list* collateral homophobia in my review for the album THE LOVELIEST TIME by Carly Rae Jepsen, I regret to say that I shall be cancelling my subscription to all of your daughters out of optically-motivated shame. I am sorry for keeping my zingers to myself, but never forget that you deserved those chuckles. Oh how we chuckled. - jotW
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Album Rating: 4.0
Some songs are really growing on me now, but some songs I'm really growing off* (*Opener & Shy Boy respectively) I remember this happening with Dedicated, I wasn't a fan at all on my first few listens but it really crept up on me once I understood what the album was delivering. Psychedelic Switch is even growing on me, mainly that sexy bass riff though, damn that's good.
It irritates me that this album ends with Stadium Love/Weekend Love, feels anticlimactic. I think Kollage would've been a better closer.
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