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[gospel]

I had heard it was a shitty source of criticism, but I had honestly never picked up or looked at a Rolling Stone in my entire life. My curiosity got the best of me.

The end-of-the-year lists on meta-critic aren't bad since they're usually compiled by single critics. I usually just use meta critic to download new albums to give them an initial listen to see if they're worth perusing any further. 

[Kyros]

Am I missing something? A 79 Metascore might not put The Stand-Ins on their numerical "Top" listings, but it certainly is a pretty damn favorable rating.

[Inlander]

People are upset because they think it's amazingly awesomely brilliant, and other people only think it's pretty good.

[Hljómalind]

I really like it. Got into them after I saw them play one of the best sets of Latitude, and I think this album is very solid.

On Rolling Stone, like a number of UK music mags, it has seriously gone downhill. Some of my dad's old back issues contain genuinely brilliant writing by people who cared about music, not celebrity, but it's now really middle-rate in my view.

[imagist42]

People are upset because they think it's amazingly awesomely brilliant, and other people only think it's pretty good.

I would be okay with the 79 if aforementioned Protest the Hero weren't sitting at 86.