OK Reviewer: A Music Review Podcast John Baker

For my 15th Album Review, I struggle through the process of finding any interesting subject matter on Logic's Supermarket, a departure from the hip-hop genre that results in a project that is one of the worst reviewed albums of 2019, and for good reason.

Final Rating: 3/10

Favorite Tracks: Time Machine (If I have to pick one)

Least Favorites: Supermarket, Baby, Best Friend, Lemon Drop, I'm Probably Gonna Rock Your World, Vacation From Myself, DeLorean

For our 14th album review, I go through the 5 stages of grief while reviewing Blink-182's One More Time. While I'm glad the album exists, I was very disappointed in its production & songwriting, especially since it was one of my most anticipated releases of 2023.



Final Rating: 5/10

Favorite Tracks: Dance With Me, One More Time, More Than You Know, Edging

Least Favorites: Terrified, Turn This Off, Bad News, Turpentine, F**k Face

For our 12th & 13th album reviews, we take a look at the two acoustic EP's from Alice In Chains that contain some of the band's greatest material ever, with one of them being among my favorite records of all time.

Sap: 7/10

Favorite Tracks: Brother, Got Me Wrong

Least Favorites: Love Song (Hidden Track)

Jar Of Flies: 10/10

Favorite Tracks: Rotten Apple, Nutshell, I Stay Away, No Excuses, Don't Follow

Least Favorites: None



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For our 11th album review, we dive back into the Alice In Chains discography with their debut album Facelift. I dissect the album track by track and get into some pretty interesting points on why this is a very unique album in AIC's catalog.

Final Rating: 8/10

Favorite Tracks: We Die Young, Man In The Box, Sea Of Sorrow, Bleed The Freak, Love, Hate, Love, I Know Somethin' (Bout You), Real Thing

Least Favorites: Put You Down

Today, we have a bit of a lighter episode for the weekly Listening Log, as we cover my first 0/10 album (albeit briefly), talk about Helloween's classic song Keeper Of The Seven Keys, and give my first impressions on Pantera's The Great Southern Trendkill & Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger.

For our Tenth album review, my friend Wren Perkins returns to the show to discuss the sophomore album from Radiohead, The Bends. We dissect the album track-by-track and tackle its depressing themes as well as why it is such an improvement over their debut album Pablo Honey.

My Rating: 9/10

Guest Rating: 9/10

Favorite Tracks: Planet Telex, The Bends, High & Dry, Fake Plastic Trees, Just, My Iron Lung, Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Least Favorites: Sulk (Still pretty decent)