I've just noticed that my account tells me I've written 99 reviews, and to be honest I never thought I'd have the persistence to reach three figures. As seems to be tradition on dooyoo, the 100 review milestone is treated to something other than a normal product review. Those of you who familiar with me might remember that I mainly review music and video games, so here's a variation on a theme. While I'm more likely to enthuse about the albums that I find thrilling (though I have on occasion turned my vitriol on those I think to be rubbish), here's my list of albums I wish I'd never heard. While it would be easy to turn on soft targets like Westlife and Justin Bieber, or  Read the complete review

I thought this would be so easy to write my top 10 albums as I adore music and it has major part to play in my life ,but it's really been hard! I came to the conclusion that if I died tomorrow these are the albums I would like to take with me to listen to for all time so it was a very tough choice........ Incubus Make yourself ~ Front man Brandon boyd (priity to the eye as well as a beautiful and harmonic singer) This album was released in 1999 and was incubus's third album (and there best in my opinion) Incubus are not well know over here compared to the states but I think they are one of my favourite bands of all time. My loved ...  Read the complete review

I cannot believe that I am already writing my 100th review and I struggled with what to write. I have never written any reviews on a general theme so I decided to opt for a "Top 10" and the Top 10 Albums seemed an easy enough review to write. However once I started to really think about it I realised how hard it was going to be to just select 10 of my favourites, however I thought going for my Top 100 would have everybody asleep at their computers so I had to be harsh and try and pick my favourites. Most of these I originally had on vinyl and the CD copies often have slightly more tracks than the originals. My husband always moans about my music ...  Read the complete review

I describe music as the air I breathe. It's been there for me through some very difficult times in my life and it has offered me creativity and hope. I am a big fan of lyrics in songs and am always searching for songs I can relate to but every now and then I do enjoy an infectious beat. I've been into music since about 1996, though thanks to mediums such as the internet and my mum who still lives in the 80s musically, I have been able to appreciate music from a vast variety of different artists and genres and here is a list of my top ten favourite albums ever. The list may seem quite recent and mainstream in places but I fail to find the attraction in all this ...  Read the complete review

I love doing these types of lists, although I feel last year it would be completley different to what it is now, likewise in a years time I wonder how similar my list would be, but forget the ramblings, lets get on with my top 10 albums, ever, the majority, in fact all I believe are fairly new and all but one are post late 90's. 10 - Transatlanticism (Death Cab For Cutie) Released in 2003 by indie/alternative rock band Death Cab For Cutie, the lead vocals of Ben Gibbard are once again masterful in this album, the lyrical nature and voice he has are quite honestly almost 2nd to none at this time in the music industry. The album ...  Read the complete review