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Greetings From L.A.
Tim BuckleyI was going to give it 2 stars, but then 'Devil Eyes' made me want to puke.
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The ArchAndroid
Janelle MonáeNearly gave this 5*, went back for a second listen. It gets muddled and shabby after the second overture but in general very enjoyable.
Pictures At An Exhibition
Emerson, Lake & PalmerProg rock for the seasoned basketcase. 3/5 PS: I'm now pretty sure RZA sampled this and not Mussorgsky for the intro to the Method Man 'Tical' album, which was an unexpected moment of clarity and stark realisation, sending me back in time over two decades to unravel my timeline and lived experience of earth. All in all, a veritable headfuck and an impending midlife crisis. Thanks, Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
Crocodiles
Echo And The BunnymenHard to rate after just one listen. I imagine it would grow on me.
Greetings From L.A.
Tim BuckleyI was going to give it 2 stars, but then 'Devil Eyes' made me want to puke.
Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Red Hot Chili PeppersI used to dig this when I was in high school, but now it just sounds bad.
The Sun Rises In The East
Jeru The DamajaThis is a classic, even though I personally prefer 'Wrath of the Math'. Jeru kicks esoteric knowledge and is a real rap legend. I went to see Jeru at Sub Tub in Umist in the '90s. After the show he went amongst the crowd to meet random people, even though it was mostly drunk students dancing to drum and bass. I vaguely remember seeing someone get punched in the face, but I suppose it was a rap show in the '90s.
Maggot Brain
FunkadelicI was going to give this 3 then heard the audacious sound of a fart on track 7. Bold. Brave. Inspiring.
The College Dropout
Kanye WestEncapsulated an era of mainstream hip-hop where it appeared to be going in an interesting and innovative direction, but sadly it didn't. The first half of this album slaps, but it gets silly towards the end - chipmunk soul aged horrendously.
Power In Numbers
Jurassic 5So many great tracks - 'A Day at the Races' and 'High Fidelity' are classics. Their previous albums are even better. Some friends and I met Chali 2na at a festival at Hackney Marshes in 2001, he seemed embarrassed but grateful to receive our admiration - great guy. I have photographical evidence of this, but I may have been a couple of beers deep and halfway through a burger at the time, and there was no hiding either.
Haut de gamme / Koweït, rive gauche
Koffi OlomideVampire Weekend owe a lot to this guy.