Isaac Rubin

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An amazing adaptation that captured the spirit, tone, and aesthetic of the games impeccably. The first 4-6 episodes, with your classic doe-eyed vault dweller exploring the wasteland, are every fallout fanboys wet dream. The acting was fantastic all around. The music felt like it was straight out of the games. The props and set design were as faithful as could be. As a devoted fallout fan, everything was 10/10 except for the writing. The show faltered a bit in the final episode when it became more about the character drama than the world. The writing was really strong until the mysteries began to get answered. It wasn't bad, but the final episode felt very soap opera-y. It just felt a little corny. In the end however, it was better than I was hoping for and the problems I had didn't detract from my overall enjoyment of ** FALLOUT TV SHOW!!!!** 5/5 from someone with thousands of hours in fallout games.

Reading the reviews, seems like this is either a 5 star album or a 1 star album. Some of the album is worth listening to. I enjoyed the new, more pop version of time. Outside of that I didn't find much to like. The biggest issue with the album is the amount of talking Waters does. Sometimes it manages to be impactful but usually it comes of as self-indulgent. It could have worked if done with more tact but Waters does readings on EVERY song and sometimes for 2-3 minutes. I found myself just skipping to the part of the song where the music starts. Other people have said this as well, but he absolutely destroys the great gig in the sky with this.