Casanova

Reminds me of an English Nick Cave mixed with chamber pop; which did not really interest me at all. Has a strange mix of bombast that feels very misplaced. Some okay moments, but not much going on

Like Neil Diamond in the worst way

“Everybody knows that no means yes” Yikes, no. This whole album made me very uncomfortable. I wish I could give 0 stars.

:/

For some reason I'm getting 'Robbie Williams' vibes. ...also, very "m'lady", and the lyrics are more than a bit creepy. 1,5/5

A concept album where the concept is getting laid and I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a comedy album or not. This reminds me of Moore-era Bond, but without the charm of Roger Moore. I hate the skits on this album, it makes me feel embarrassed to start playing this and also makes me thankful for headphones. There are some albums on this list that are bad, but at least I am interested in what they're trying to do even if I think it's bad. I don't remember the last time I checked how many songs are left or how long I have to go. I probably should have liked this considering some of the slop I regularly listen to but this was ass. Highlights: In & Out of Paris & London

Everyone is allowed to have one or two of those artists they just dislike for no good reason. So when this was generated for me on a lazy Saturday morning I was deeply irritated. But I’m committed to the project. So I duly listened. And now, in fairness to The Divine Comedy, I actually do have good reason. His voice and delivery are unbearable, the arrangements are needlessly OTT and the lyrics are painfully pretentious. It’s nowhere near divine and it’s not remotely funny. Get in the bin.

Did somebody lose a bet? Why is this album on this list? I fail to see what I would be missing out on if I didn't listen to this before I died.

Just not really it

As corny as it is boring.

Boo

thought this was an album named “the divine comedy” by the guy on the front who called himself casanova. so i was gonna write, “lol what an asshole.” but it turns out it’s an album named “casanova” by a band named the divine comedy. either way, it stinks.

Please no more of this garbage

I gave up on track 8. Not even the theme from Father Ted could redeem this garbage album.

Big "TEMU Scott Walker" x "We've got Pulp at home* energy here. Lyrically, this belongs on a list, just not this one...

This is the corniest shit I have ever heard in my life.

I think I missed the reason why this album is on this list. 1 star

Found this quite boring, nothing stood out for me. Around the end of the album it started to pick up a bit, but unfortunately it was too late. Background music for me

1.5, ugh. I try not to question why things are on this list but this one has me asking.

i dunno what this is and i am not interested in discovering more about it. it was dreadful to experience.

Too cheesy to take seriously.

The first 4 songs were absolutely terrible. It improved marginally after that with a Prince feeling and acoustic guitar song. Then sounds back into the first few songs again. Comedically bad

Belanglos!

Not quite

What a dumpster fire!

The authors' obsession with britpop strikes again. Adding in an orchestra makes it sound even more pretentious wow.

Annoying. Vaudeville musical is not my cup of tea.

Didn't really rate this one, it was giving musical vibes, but not a good one.

Didn't really ever get better from the start. I can hear the great sound but all the different parts come together to just feel corny and boring. Not sure why this is on the list I could've done without hearing it to be fair.

Sorry but this is godawful. I think it was supposed to be funny and I tried really hard to get into it but I just thought it sounded weird and crap and it couldn’t finish fast enough.

Creepy little bastard. Out on this guy.

The only comedy here is the singing. It's like karaoke.

it started off not strong... and then just continued to go downhill for me. turned into a bunch of wailing and ultimately just felt silly to listen to. i think by the 5th track i was wishing the album was over. sorry Divine Comedy... but it ain't for me

I’m four songs in and I can’t tell if it’s supposed to be ironically cringey or if this is a serious attempt at making music. Alright, apparently it’s just the sub-genre being different but I’ve finished the album and it doesn’t make me look at it differently. He absolutely has a wonderful singing voice, so can’t say much of anything negative in that regard. But overall, I can’t see myself ever listening to chamber-pop again. The writing comes off as way too simple and there are parts that are so European it hurts. I wouldn’t say it was a waste of time, more of a one-hour session of learning I don’t want to explore this branch of popular music.

not my vibe

Unbelieveably boring theater kid music, i'm good thanks.

I always listen all the way through. Always. I had to turn this off after like five songs. I wish I knew exactly why I didn't like it so I could avoid all things like that forever.

Did not care for this.

Nothing grabbed me. Could of done with never listening to this album.

I vaguely recall National Express, disappointed not to hear it. Overall, found this a slog. A lot of the tracks sound the same, backed by carnival music. Would go down well on the Waltzers. Lyrically silly. Really not for me, somewhere around 1.5. His commitment to almost never singing is remarkable.

Not interested in this type of music.

tinha um tempo que eu não sofria tanto p escutar um álbum muito ruim filho puta merda

Fine, I get it. But not for me.

This is lame as shit, these vocals are irritating and the mixing is so jank, absolutely trash

1 star. I hate you albums about sex I was gonna say the music was enough to take it to a 2 but man do I fucking hate the overall theme of this album 👎👎👎👎👎

Sounded like a dull musical

Day 91 - March 4th, 2025 This shit actually made me uncomfortable. 0/5

Not my style

If this album is supposed to appeal through comedic value, it fails, because it is just so unfunny. If not, it still fails, because I just can't take it seriously. Indeed, it is a conundrum, but one that lacks any stimulus to unravel, so I won't even try. Possibly the most perfect example of a one-star album that I have come across so far.

No. Just no. It's over-the-top brit pop, it's silly, and there are references that just aren't relatable outside the isles. And they're not even proper british, they're irish. I just can't any more.

I don’t get it

Never heard of him. Music just ok.

The real comedy here is that someone with their unbearable Brit bias thought this album was something you had to hear before you die. This was straight trash. 3 songs and done.

This was not my jam because it’s dumb.

Boring and pretentious, hard to see anything redeemable about this, makes me wonder why Neil Hannon is as well known in the UK and Ireland as is he 1.5*

Ugh. I did not like this all, for reasons I can’t fully articulate. 1 - 2

What the fuck is this shit. 1.46

Way too rapey vibes for me.. The concept/compositions were pretty original though.

Neil Hannon wrote My Lovely Horse and genuinely seems like a sound guy but I simply do not like his other musical projects. I find them grating and annoying, I'm not nostalgic for them, I never liked them and I don't think I ever will

Tries so hard to be David Bowie. Fails spectacularly. Godawful. Ugh!

Bleh...really nothing interesting about this at all. 1.5/5

Utter, pretentious, claptrap. Was this supposed to be a comedy album? A Noel Coward tribute band? I did a lot of laughing. Mainly at the compositional awkwardness, curious arrangements and choice of "instruments". Another 50 minutes of my life wasted. 1/5. Why can't I give this zero?

Estranhamente, caso o disco tenha se inspirado na história do Casanova, ficou resultado bem sem graça.

Was this supposed to be a rock opera? It felt like the soundtrack to a bad musical. Hard pass.

If I made my own 1001 albums list, it would absolutely contain some terrible stuff that I personally adored, and I’m convinced that’s why albums like this one are on the list. I skipped the last two songs.

Не мое

Really terrible

Is this really on this list, I thought they were a comedy act, like the wurzzles or raw sex. Pants.

This is on the same level as Scott Walker - god awful. It’s some cheesy lounge act that’s trying to be serious. Even the Thom Yorke-looking-dude on the album cover can’t be taken seriously as a “Casanova”.

I honestly have no idea what it is that I just listened to.

all over the place

I’m going to put exactly as much effort into reviewing this album as there is quality music on it.

I couldn't take it. This sounded like the worst attempt at creating mildly offensive show tunes. Not a single thing works on this album

Was this a joke? Did someone lose a bet? Surely there must be a logical explanation for whatever this was.

Not my vibe

This is just terrible and to the brink of annoying to listen to. Not my jam

The guitar tone is quite well mixed and that’s the only good thing I can say about this album. Annoying vocals, like a Bowie/Morrisey wannabe. Boring songs that don’t build up, too wordy. There are no hooks. Not sure why this should belong on the list. Do I have to be a Brit to understand it?

Definitely not my cup of tea.

Dumb album, would never listen again.

Todellinen komedia ja elämän ironioiden vyyhtö kissat ja koirat ylpeinä tähdittämmässä, nostamassa ARTIFICIALLY MANIPULATING THE GLOBAL AVG... Sirkus finlundia keissi sinne mennään saa tälläistä laadukasta maukasta eleganttia taidetta... Taidetta.. Kansantaidetta.... irstaat vuodet.....

I nearly didn’t make it through this one, not my thing at all. Awful Bummed that the recent few weeks of albums is bringing down my average rating

Is this a joke? Comedy is in their name so maybe the whole thing is supposed to be satire? It's like the soundtrack to a musical that I do not want to see. My ears feel dirty.

Alright, what the hell is this? RESISTING THE URGE TO READ ABOUT IT BEFORE LISTENING... here we go... imagining myself seeing this at a record store, not gonna buy it based on the cover alone... plus who calls themselves "Casanova?" Later, after buying an Oasis album or something, I go to a friend's house and they HAPPEN TO HAVE CASANOVA's "The Divine Comedy" (and you thought Jethro Tull was pretentious) and I'm like, "Well, I guess we should listen to this." My fictional friend only has this album because he's a DJ at the local non-profit alternative radio station and everyone at the station has to review a few LPs before they play them. Record companies give these away to radio stations in hopes that the station will put it on their playlist. Alternative radio gets to be independent and play stuff that they judge to be worthy, unlike commercial radio, whole other story. ANYWAY my bud throws this on. Poptones. Is this a throwback attempt? Seems a little professional for something that just comes out of left field. First song ("Something for the Weekend") is a little story-song with a twist ending. The next one is a cheeky little number, self-referential but, DO I KNOW YOU? Song 3 "Middle Class Heroes" is a cringefest with some weak abstraction of a moral judgement on... the middle class? People with children? Indians? "In & Out of Paris & London" is literally hurting me - trying to do a Morrisey thing? The reasonable side musicians he had on the first couple songs have now quit in protest and now Casanova (?) relies on synths. But not in a cool way. He's doing a lounge-lizard thing but the compositions are making me lose my faith in humanity. How did this get made, let alone released? I'll find out later. The next "song," called "Charge" (some war metaphor, clever, never heard that before!) contains a disturbingly childish derivative of a Brechtian march of some kind. I keep using phrases like "of some kind" and "a ____ thing" because this is so badly executed I can't determine the musical roots to which it is trying to emulate. This person is TRYING REALLY HARD to be clever and it comes off as misplaced arrogance. Really difficult to get through, the vocal quality is awful, like a dude who just can't get enough of his own voice and no one has the courage to tell him it's medocre at best. Trying too hard. I don't know if I can get through this, wondering why it's only the list. {EDIT: found out why it's on the list} Gah, more callbacks with the synthesizer trumpet and the dorky toy piano sound while this fool does his best Sinatra. "You don't really love me and I don't really mind, cause I don't love anybody, that stuff is just a waste of time, you don't really love me but I'd do you" WHAT IN THE LITERAL FUCK. Argghhh second song in a row with the stupid whistling like it's 1937 or something. This is making me want to destroy my own house. Kill me now. Gonna stick it out because I'm a masochist I guess. The little jazzy breakdowns are godawful. I'm guessing this dude is like an actor or theater guy, who made this album as a side project. "Through a Long and Sleeples Night" starts and all of a sudden something extreme and sinister is happening, but the cheesy syntho-trumpet remains. No growly vocal will save this from pure amateurish contrived garbage that has made this bed... OH!!! This is that shite The Divine Comedy! The BAND is The Divine Comedy! Ah, also responsible partly for the insanely bad Ute Lemper album. I'm leaving in the first bit where I mistake the name of the band for the name of the album because that's: 1. Bad graphic design, 2. Self-centered to think that I would know your band well enough to make the distinction correctly, and 3. The name "The Divine Comedy" is one of the worst band names I've ever come across, while it is plausible that the guy on the cover might have the stage name Casanova - as many others do. In all seriousness, this is so bad to be offensive. Hire a fucking trumpet. This is making me want to jam a sharpened pencil into my ears. Shocking to me what becomes popular.

Not great. Didn’t like really any songs. Not for me I guess

Why would this be on any list of anything? This is like some AI generated thing where the prompt was "make me a british pop album thats the most boring thing ever." 1/5

what the fuck was this shit???

What in the world? Cheesy campy. I suppose if you're looking for that maybe

Jill told me not to listen to this. I should’ve taken her advice

Pretty unlistenable for the most part.

Blech

Langweilig..

It's like Spacehog got fed up with their contract and decided to put out a joke album to fulfill their obligations to the company as a final f. u.

Incredibly generic, boring pop. Easily skippable

Why is he doing that voice

Dracula röst+royalty free beats+ jag tänker våldta dig SÅ ironiskt Kanske det sämsta albumet jag någonsin hört? Kan inte tro att detta band har mer än en plats på listan

Meg

Somehow more insipid than their other album on here. And longer.

Yeah, really don’t like this. It actually got worse the more i listened. It’s just strange and a little bit creepy.

Is it trying to be funny? Is that the gimmick? Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine Ass music.

David Bowie wannabe. Did not like.

I made it all the way to one minute into track 3 before I noped the hell out.

Boring

Nope

Pretty cool. Love Middle Class Heroes

(Pinkies out) Really not my cup of tea. Becoming More Like Alfie is the best song, but the whole album is a bit too Benny Hillish for me (1.0*s)

Did this guy lose a bet? The whole album is too theatrical, overly dramatic, and campy for me. It completely creeped me out and I couldn't wait for it to end. Who is this bizarre sleaze ball and how do I get as far away as possible? If there's something to like here it was definitely missed on me. In one song he's just screaming "bang, bang, bang" into my ear and in another he's turning frogs into cows. Not for me at all.

Couldn’t wait for this album to end. Not for me 1/5

No. There’s a reason this isn’t constantly popping up on “best of” lists.

J'ai pas écouté en entier psk vrmt j'aimais pas du tout

This guy gives me the creeps. Which sucks because the rest of the music is actually pretty good. But this is unlistenable because of the lyrics.

Heavy orchestral pop influences, not for me had to put it down

Divine Boredom

90’s music makes me so sad. Nope

Don't have anything good to say about this.

Dudes trying way too hard. Wind your neck in

Why must you waste my time with this nonsense?

musically it's not that bad, but god damn it is cringe. I don't think it's supposed to be taken that serious. At least I hope it isn't.

Could not finish

If irritation was the goal that this album succeeded like a hemorrhoid flareup.

Not particularly funny to me and not particularly good music to me. I don’t believe that novelty records have much of a place on this list.

At best it sounded like bad Belle and Sebastian or bad Pulp. I never got used to the singer's voice and was happy when it was over.

I feel like I 'get' Divine Comedy but I don't enjoy them. National Express was a chirpy pop ditty, but the cheeky, wordy Britishness misses something for me. Maybe it needs a bit of the other side too - some kind of edge under the quaintness. Mark Smith did this 'wry observation' stuff much better. And The Fall's music was far more interesting. Close, but no cigar(ette)

Weak Noël Coward crap.

0 stars

It's like if Rufus Wainwright and a crooner had a baby, and that baby wanted to be Bowie but fell short of the mark.

Not, Thks

What did I just listen to?

Not my music

This sounds like a parody album by a less talented Robert Cheese. No thanks.

Kind of got annoying after awhile.

I'll be honest I wasn't paying great attention to this album but at all the times I was listening to it I was extremely confused. Im not sure if this is a masterpiece that I have yet the artistic capacity to enjoy but... I fear that that is not the case.

Not sure I’d call this Something for the Weekend. Felt like I went Through a Long & Sleepless Night on this one…

I hated many things about this record. The music was whatever, but the pretentious singing style was grating, and the lyrics were super rapey. Not a single thing I liked about this, and I would never want to listen to it again.

Sucks. No notes. Ok, one note. It sorta sounds like the overdramaticness of Nightmare Before Christmas. 1.49/5

Not one of the Britpop acts of the 90s that I ever got into. I've heard of the band but never felt the need to seek out their music because it was never really in the conversation among anyone I knew. I'm not a fan of the cheesy, swanky nightclub vibes he puts in his lyrics and singing. He seems like he's trying to play the part of a posh playboy and that just doesn't speak to me at all, which makes sense as to why I never got into him or his music. He definitely feels inspired by Scott Walker but it feels a bit forced to me. I also wasn't a big fan of the sampled and jokey voices that were added to a number of songs. This one was kind of a slog to get through and I can't imagine a scenario where I'd ever voluntarily listen to it again. Not that it's unlistenable or horrible, just not my thing. Standout Tracks: Something for the Weekend

First song was dog shit. When the description claimed they were irish I was excited but it makes sense theyre northern irish. This album is a car waiting to explode. Fortunately it gets a little better but its albums like this that make this project difficult sometimes. I really would love to know how this is a top 1000 influential album. Sadly Im expecting there to be worse but still 1 star

I hated it.

Hated it. couldn't finish

Sounded like the soundtrack to a movie to me. Really not for me.

Someone thinks they are cooler than they are.

I don't really enjoy this album. From the the first song I was kind of off put. I trudged through the album to completion and came away with a few interesting moments. I don't think this record is terrible, I just don't think it's for me. Some of the instrumentals were interesting. His voice had some fun and expansive range. The lyrics are kind of funky and tongue in cheek. I think the track "Through Long & Sleepless Night" is cool. The crescendo and grand ending was fun. Again, nothing really stood out, nothing really made me bob my head, nothing really got my attention. This could easily be in the background or in some Rom Com movie and I wouldn't really think too much of it.

What the heck was that? Was that for real?

oh so it’s like if prince charming from shrek 2 was a pedophile. got it. fuck this album.

The only parts that were remotely interesting were those that were downright cringy.

Didn’t like it. Cheesy, boring, basic instrumentation.

first one i couldnt make through

Nobody needs to hear that dismal crap.

Second Divine Comedy album this week and this one seems to have a theme: British Carry-on humour. I desperately want to like it but it's so bland and formulaic. Very well put together and produced but devoid of a spark for me.

Two songs in and I'm noticing the lyrics (almost always a bad sign). And I hate them. In a not-shocking corollary, I'm quickly loathing the lounge-singer/musicals garbage singing on this - almost making me irrationally angry. Mostly because the music is interesting in so many ways - so the only question is: will I get used to these absurd second-rate Bryan Ferry vocals by the end of the album....? ...good god no; by just track 3 I'm already all set. Feels tough to slap down such an obvious musical effort but it doesn't take much introspection for me to admit that I hated this and in the end rather than feeling bad about not giving this a 3, not even midway through the album I was trying to come up with reasons to not give this a 1. And by song 5 was re-evaluating my interest in music altogether. (HOLY HELL OF COURSE this guy assisted on Ute Lemper's "Punishing Kiss" album!) I'm not sure how to even sum this up. Almost like listening to a way way over-the-top soundtrack of a somewhat-funny nightmare. e.g. It's not Velvet Underground-horror but more like "clowns aren't really funny so please direct me to the exit" horror. Memo for future-me: just listen to the song "Charge" and you'll know. Almost a shame it couldn't have been more *restrained* like "Songs of Love" which is actually kind of quaint in a Brian May / Queen way. Not nearly enough to save this in any way for me. 2/10 1 star.

A second Divine Comedy album? Why? It is not good. Unnoteworthy. Better than a one I guess not really a two.

Not the worst thing but I don’t get it. you get one of these songs per album but this a whole album of them. Maybe with a better singer… Not sure why this on here

Uniquely terrible. Each song was worse than the last. Completely unhinged in the worst possible way. In&out is truly one of the worst things I’ve ever heard. I think I would rather listen to kollaps

This has to be a joke

absolute wank. hateful

Did not care for this album. Only got through the first 4 songs. 1/5

not this fucking guy AGAIN. there’s a total of like 13 soul and country albums on this list, and somehow, this is the THIRD Divine Comedy i’ve gotten. what is going on

Nothing funny about this.

Awful songs. I stopped the album after about four songs. I did discover the origin of "slap and tickle" though!

God I am so tired of Brit-pop. This is just a slog of smarmed up bullshit. The operatic grand The Dogs & the Horses is the smelling cherry on top of this truely terrible album.

I know we aren't supposed to just an album by its cover, but I wonder if the divine comedy is that they got Elijah Wood to pose with a little cigarette in his mouth. A true Casanova. All that to say I wouldn't listen to this album based on the cover. Upon listening, I should have trusted my instincts. If I wasn't so dedicated, I'd have stopped after the first song. I only listened to about 30 seconds before skipping. Anyone who has the balls to start an album with some casual non consensual kissing does not deserve to be on this list, but then to actually get into the song and it be terrible is a whole other level of dumb. As I said, due to my principles, I did listen to the second song as well, but as soon as he started singing in that played out voice, I had to stop. So that's the long and short of it. This does not belong here. PS: just like other UK pop bands (this one from Ireland which is honestly shocking), the wiki entry says on their best day they charted at #13. How does that warrant being on this list??????

Fancy-pants prick. Our second from this dry fart of a man (band? don't care), and it's as goofy and pretentious as the previous. Each track that plays, I'm dreading his vocals. If he were doing a bit, it would be an excellent, funny bit making fun of this kind of person. But I'm afraid he just is that kind of person. I thought I enjoyed "Middle-Class Heroes" (oh, the irony), but then it got so boring that I skipped it. Truthfully, I skipped through almost every track of this slog. This guy blows. Favorite track: A Woman of the World. Album art: Fancy-pants prick. 1/5

This was painful and difficult. I have to be honest to say I only made it 2/3 of the way through this album.

... this wasn't it.

Not to my liking

Horrible

Super weird overall and not in a good way. 1 listenable song on the whole album (Songs of Love), which oddly enough, is quite good. 1 - bad 2 - average 3 - good 4 - great 5 - outstanding

Vitsihän tämä on, mutta camoon silti

Saattaa alkuun yllättää (melkein) positiivisesti, mutta asettuessaan omalle melodiselle uralleen osoittaa sointu soinnulta, intonaatio intonaatiolta ja läppä läpältä yhä varmemmin oman hirveytensä.

No thank you. 1/5

Thanks, I hate it!

Lounge music for sociopaths.

Meh. I don’t get it. Below average pop music.

Hated it

Yeah ... no.

ass. quit recommending me this shit

Songs of love was decent, everything else was not my favorite.

I am simply not British enough to deal with the Churchill quotes, Royal anthem references, or Blitz imagery. And furthermore, I cannot stomach Scott Walker so when I heard that he was a major influence on the creation of this album, well that’s what one star ratings are for, I guess. Barf.

Campy, creepy and crappy Casanova music. Way too dramatic and not even a wink to the listener, this dude takes himself far too seriously.

What the hell

1 out 100

Bland Britpop drivel that can't even decide what it wants to be – veers from cheesy 80s balladry to orchestral themes and back without any clear sense of direction (or guiding talent).

1.

crooner stuff, don't like it.

I didn't make it through the album. I don't even dislike the genre, but it didn't work for me. 1/5

had to ask myself 'am i meant to take this seriously? ' throughout the runtime because the lyrics oozed cheese and greasy douchebaggery. surprisingly enough this wasn't an entirely unpleasant experience, just an odd one. but that's what this project is all about so for the sake of broadening my horizons this gets a 1

Something for the weekend - I really hate the socalled 'tittering females'. The old switcheroo at the end Becoming more like Alfie- honestly, I don't know the reference. Pretty catchy but some questionable lyrics👍 Middle class heroes - loves spoken intros. This is boring and cynical In and out in Paris and London - creepy and rapey. Instrustal sounds like Thomas the tank engine music. Charge- obvious and crass metaphor Songs of love- generic The frog princess- hmm.. Not sure how to heel about this one. Definitely better than some tracks but still quite dramatic for no reason A woman of the world- chorus in chorus makes it sound like a musical. Definitely very theatrical👍 Through a long and sleepless night- this is incredibly overblown The theme from Casanova - and now we have boring Muzak for some reason. And it is six minutes long The horses and the dogs- what in the off off broadway is this? Half of this album is unbearably dramatic, and overplayed, the other half is frankly creepy. Also thought his singing was too tryhard. Didn't come out as fun and tongue in cheek as it was meant imo. 1 /5

Too theatrical for my taste

Barf

Sounded like a bad lounge singer, lyrics seemed to be social commentary. The album is called the divine comedy, if it's a joke, I don't get it. If he's trying to make some sarcastic protest, it's poorly executed.

Terrible

"My slap and tickle made her giggle" haahahahaha this list is like "the 100 albums everyone admits are great and then 900 other pieces of shit like this"

Just Nope

Garbage. Hot British-pop trash.

no

I give a 1 if I cant get through an album, this one was lucky that I was driving and couldn't go to the next album - but a 1 it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't understand this at all.

Oh I was really grooving to this until the second song lyrics about "No really means yes" which is shitty, but within the context of 1996, this type of language really makes sense. And cue the rest of the album being kinda creepy and gross. Ugh.

It’s a big no

Just can't take to this. He gets on my tits. Nailed on to be a 'national treasure'

Not really a fan.

Felt like the soundtrack to a niche musical

ass