Ben Folds - Supersunnyspeedgraphic - The LP
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Free Music Review: An Appeasing Gem of Underground Hits
Hit: 5 Stars
This collection of songs very easily could have never seen the light of day, having been available already on four separate online-only releases. However, it is a great assistance to connoisseurs of fine music that this work is now available in one easily-accessible disc. Supersunnyspeedgraphic represents the creative work of Ben Folds over the last few years in a better manner than could have been done otherwise, and it fits perfectly alongside his other flawless productions. The album contains tracks that are well-written lyrically, as well as a number of songs displaying masterful musical technique. The album is worth purchasing for the cover of Dr. Dre's "B****es Ain't S***" alone, but you'll be equally surprised by the number of fine quality tracks that exist in addition to the slow rap extravaganza.Free Music Review: This was the first Ben folds or Ben Folds Five CD I ever bought.
Hit: 5 Stars
This was the first Ben Folds CD (or even Ben Folds Five) CD that I ever purchasted. I really started to dig his music after hearing so much of it on Satellite Radio. So since this is the CD that started me off to eventually purchasing all of the remaining Solo CD's as well as Ben Folds Five CDs that have been released (even "Fear of Pop"...heck I even purchased William Shatner's "Has Been" as Ben Folds did much work on that album). Great tunes on this CD include "There's always someone cooler than you", "All u can eat", and "rent a cop". Ben folds is an amazing piano player singer/songwriter.Free Music Review: Fantastic Surprise
Hit: 5 Stars
The first couple songs are a bit mediocre on the first go. However the rest of the album makes up for it, beginning with the infamous B.tches Ain't ..... I outgrew rap a long time ago, but hearing this song was refreshing. It's amazing how alternative rock can make such a decadent song sound so good. Along with BAS, the remaining pieces are worth listening to more than once. I must have listened to this album about 10 times consecutively. If you're down on your luck and just want to relax to laid-back humorous and inspirational music, just put in Ben Folds.Free Music Review: Ben Folds just keeps on rolling...
Hit: 5 Stars
Well I will be blunt on this album. It is not at the level of SONGS FOR SILVERMAN...But it is up there as wht I like to call one of Ben's unique lyrical stylers. There are a few songs which are dominant, and there are a couple which you could do with out. Interms of grading I would give SONGS FOR SILVERMAN an ++A. But I would give this album a B.....Some of the remastered songs includeing: Theres always someone cooler then you, All you can eat, Learn to live with what you are, and Bruised are nothing shy of outstanding......Free Music Review: His recent EPs collected
Hit: 5 Stars
For those (like me) who didn't buy Ben Folds' EPs, this is the catch-up disc. Solid throughout, but with more profanity than I would have liked. Folds' songwriting always shows great maturity. He doesn't need the R-rated material. For fans of Billy Joel and Elton John.