Songs Of Love And Hate
Leonard CohenUnquestionably a masterpiece. My favorite of Cohen’s albums. This is what Bob Dylan wishes he sounded like
Unquestionably a masterpiece. My favorite of Cohen’s albums. This is what Bob Dylan wishes he sounded like
This sounds like the background music to a YouTube video. Nothing of redeeming value here. And I don’t just hate techno cause I love kraftwerk
Perhaps the Kinks’ best album. Very sonically diverse
Mitchell is a master and this is a masterpiece
Awesome psych stuff
Very dark, gloomy album. Traditional folk stuff with the mood and aura of Nick Drake
Not much to write home about. A kinda boring synth-pop kinda thing. Not my style, never been a fan of Depeche Mode, but this hasn’t converted me
A pretty nice fun album. Not the best, not the worst. Smashing Pumpkins are still lame though
Really experimental, but really great. I loved this album, probably my favorite of Bowie’s that I’ve heard so far
Some nice tracks but hurt by the fact that every song sounds the same
Groovy and far out
Boring, alt-rock album. Very generic, not much substance at all
Sweet little freak folk record, but Joanna Newsom does it better
Some really great stuff here, but it’s too repetitive
Unquestionably a masterpiece. My favorite of Cohen’s albums. This is what Bob Dylan wishes he sounded like
I love this album so much. An all-time favorite
Some really great stuff but also some really bad stuff. In the end, it comes out in a wash to produce a very middling album
Pretty damn good, but still a tad overrated. Not perfect
Really great, really groovy
Good stuff but very samey
Never liked QOTSA and this hasn’t changed my mind
Really excellent. I loved this album
Some alright stuff but the rockabilly is insufferable
Elvis Costello is overrated but there are a few good tracks here
I love this album
Some crazy cool stuff here. Very strange but very nice
Rush is awesome
Another absolute masterpiece. This has been a good run of albums
This sounds like the background music to a YouTube video. Nothing of redeeming value here. And I don’t just hate techno cause I love kraftwerk
Not bad, this Beck album is pretty good
Awesome psych stuff
This sucks and is super boring. At least they tried
Pretty nice but this just isn’t my type of post-punk
Some neat guitar work but too many bum tracks
Another masterpiece by Bowie
Perhaps the Kinks’ best album. Very sonically diverse
The smiths are just boring
Mitchell is a master and this is a masterpiece
Outside of the hits, there’s not much here
Some nice stuff but not a fan of the whole thing
Sinatra’s talented but these crooners just aren’t for me
Overproduced garbage that sounds vaguely like the smiths or television at times. Boring as hell
An excellent noise record. Sonic Youth is one of the great noise bands without a doubt
A good album but by no means an all time great
Never been much of a fan of Aerosmith but this is great
Fun early rock stuff
Better than his first record but still not an all time great
Excellent album. CCR is legendary
Megadeth’s best album. One of the essential metal records
Really great, unique record
Hawkwind is great but the album is very long-winded
Probably the best Country Joe and the Fish album
A fine jazz record but Monk’s piano is the only thing that really makes it great. Not really getting the hype
So-so punk album
This is the exact sort of country nonsense I can’t stand
Rundgren was unreal during this era of his music
Public Enemy is the greatest rap group of all time. This isn’t their best record, but it’s close
One of the Ramones’ true masterpieces
Damn this album sucks. Sour Times is good but the rest of the album isn’t near good enough to warrant a second star
An absolutely classic soul album
There’s some nice stuff here but it’s not really outstanding
Really quite boring. Nothing of substance outside of some neat guitar stuff
Easily one of the great live albums. Really captures the ferocity of Motörhead
There are some good tracks here, but a lot of fluff. Doesn’t come close to justifying its runtime. Middling effort
Buckley’s jazz-folk fusion is always fascinating, and it shines on this album. Some tracks drag a bit, but songs like Dream Letter and Buzzin’ Fly show why Buckley was such a brilliant songwriter.
Sounds really dated. The pop bits hold up a bit better, but the rap-heavy sections have aged poorly.
One of the most outstanding and wonderful albums of the psychedelic 1960s
Enjoyable, endlessly danceable, and funny