The Good, The Bad & The Queen by The Good, The Bad & The Queen

The Good, The Bad & The Queen

The Good, The Bad & The Queen

3.03
Rating
21288
Votes
1
5%
2
21%
3
45%
4
22%
5
6%
Distribution

Reviews (page 7 of 7)

bored. no worse than that! looked for a band I hadnt heard of on the list. and i agree - dumb name. Oh the bleakness. how to make a ska beat feel flat... but then it sounds like Gorillaz B-side stuff. POh wait - Damon Albarn is Blur and Gorillaz - this is why some peopel should not always be indulged do side projects - NONE of the fun and charm of the others tuff I have heard him in. the opposite of uplifitng - its jarringly two speed (sad and bleak mixed with happy keyboard - my audiitory processing area is hurting).... admins - please remove this album from the list - ahhahaaa. no.

Sounded like American Idol amateur hour. Holy crap was the singing awful.

Never heard of this album or band and for good reason. Not a fan.

Like Gorillaz, only not good. An album I did not need to hear before I died.

Schijt

Didn’t really enjoy the music. To me the album is recreating songs that have already been made and the styles have been overdone. Like a 60s-70s album made in 2008. Just not fun or interesting to listen to for me.

Pretty boring album. The last two songs had some legs though. Those two songs brought this album from a 1 to a 1.5 for me. Shoegaze?

Joo ei. Säälittävää määkimistä. Varmaan lajissaan ihan hyvä, mut joo ei.

Meh, blur en gorillaz veel leuker

1/5. This album was honestly just so boring. It felt like multiple ideas being thrown around with none of them landing. The lack of processing on Albarn's voice felt so out of place for the vibe of the album. It felt like a Gorillaz album with some instruments thrown in there besides just a electronic beat. There was potential for sure, and it wasn't necessarily terrible to listen to, but there is no reason for me to revisit this one.

I thought this was OK when it came out; now, I don't understand why I had any time for it. Plodding and tiresome. More overvaluing of albums by artists who have done good stuff elsewhere.

Damon Albarn seems to have his finger in many pies. This one is cold and not too tasty, but his finger is still in it.