Cool funk album
Frankly I have no interest in punk rock, so I listened to the first few songs and called it a day. This isn't a knock on the inventiveness of the band, or any of that, I just genuinely don't care about punk, or old rock for that matter
I honestly don't get any enjoyment out of music like this. I just find it boring.
Did not realize It's a Sin was on there, their sound is pretty good.
I love Hector Lavoe so this was right up my alley. That's mainly why I like it, not necessarily because of specific songs (though the first one is a banger), but because of the overall sound. It's the kind my mom will let me play out loud in the house lol.
I've listened to "Aja" LOTS before but haven't really checked out their older stuff, besides their first release, so I was a bit surprised at how their sound in this album. It of course maintains the cynicism of Donald Fagan's voice, which is signature to the band, but it adheres more to "straightforward" pop, like their first album. Personally I like the jazzier stuff of theirs, but this is good too.
Not really my thing honestly. Not very interesting either IMO
I hate this album
I love Deep Purple, especially with the classic Mark II lineup :) This album kicks ass
This album surprised me with being better than I thought it would be. Listened to it almost three times in a day. The songs are interesting, and they didn't all sound the same.
Got this one on CD. Perfect album as far as I'm concerned.
The production fucking sucks
Did not enjoy
This is kinda weird ngl
I mean it was fine, not really my thing. This kind of rock/country is boring to me.
I know most of these songs from Guitar Hero, but never heard them in good audio quality. I don't mind it actually.
Ice Cream Man is creepy as hell. Plus other songs feel condescending as fuck, which I can't stand to listen to personally.
Already know this one, great album
YEAH KRAFTWERK!!! Already love this.
I hate this band, sorry. Not listening to it.
Classic house album. Love it, 5 stars.
She has a nice voice. Reminds me of Karen Carpenter in some of her style.
There is a good variety of songs as well, most of which suit her voice.
I thought this was going to be death metal lol, but I was "pleasantly" surprised.
This stuff is really boring to me
This album is pretty good. I like the use of samples. Got it on CD a while ago.
I like how the songs keep it interesting with having a nice variety. I also enjoy the overall low-key mood of it, without it being a downer.
Good fucking album.
It's nice pop-rock I guess
This isn't my favorite Talking Heads album, but it still slaps
It's kind of boring for my taste
Honestly I can't really stand Bob Dylan, his music, and his voice.
I seriously don't care about Coldplay, nor this album.
Unexpectedly cool album. Based on the selections for this generator, I can always appreciate some accessibility and non-boringness.
This album rocks! I love the Halloween aesthetic about the whole thing. Plus the vocals, being female, make it sound pretty badass.
The album itself is decent, though I can't stand ACDC anymore. This review is based on what I remember of it, which is that it's boring hard rock songs about rock 'n roll and girls and sex and bullshit like that. Though the title track is pretty dope, I don't care about this band or most of their music. It gives me strong "dad music" vibes
I really enjoy this album for it being relaxing but also not boring. There is also a distinct flavor to the sound of it overall, which is different from what I usually listen to and a pleasant change.
I mean it's alright. At first I thought I was listening to a ska band HAHA. But yeah pretty good stuff, reminds me of Heaven 17
I can respect the pioneering work in electronic music with this album. I give it 4 stars for this reason.
Definitely not what I expected, but I'm not disappointed. I think I'll have to give it more listens, but so far I like it.
So far I hate this, it's boring AF. I don't understand why it's as popular as is seems to be, or why it's even on this list tbh.
It's accessible as hell in the best way possible. 4.5 just because
This was surprisingly enjoyable, for someone who doesn't necessarily enjoy jazz. I like how each song is short and sweet, gets to the point. I will definitely be listening to the album again.
Not really something I'd listen to on my own for fun. And honestly I find rock/pop like this boring, sorry
I enjoy the pleasant, soft folk music of this album. Although the song structures and such are somewhat predictable I can see myself listening to the album more in the future.
Definitely not what I expected, but not at all disappointed either.
Why is this fucking band on this list?! I would give it 0 stars if i could
meh
This album is great! Not my favorite Depeche Mode album, but definitely solid throughout
Although I can appreciate the emotions and energy that went into creating this music, it simply is not something I find enjoyment in listening to.
I used to be a bigger Megadeth fan than I am now, so this album isn't as appealing to me as it once would have been. Also, there are only a few instances where I feel Dave Mustaine's voice actually suits metal, so I did not enjoy that aspect of this album. Some of the riffs were pretty good I do have to say. Otherwise it's simply not for me.
This album is depressing as hell. It works though.
It's a decent art pop album. Not my favorite Kate Bush album, but good in its own right.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE ALBUM OF ALL TIME AND IT WILL ALWAYS BE!!! Legitimately the best album EVER RECORDED in the history of Western music!!!! I would give it 100 stars if I could.
I like this album. Somehow it has a simplicity to it that's unassuming and makes it pleasant to listen to. Also seems more straightforward than an album like Remain In Light, which I honestly enjoy more from Talking Heads as a band. There are some certified bops on this record!
Boring as hell
Great album. I really like PJ Harvey as a rock star, because her voice really suits it. I especially love the dress song, that one's badass
This is objectively the best Slayer album. Every song is incredible, and somehow catchy. Everyone after them were just try-hard wannabes.
Not much of a Pink Floyd person.
I had a lot of hope for this, since I really like the album of theirs with "Spellbound" on it, but this one is just not hitting the same.
I don't care about any album released by Metallica after Cliff Burton died, RIP.
I love this album, it was my first introduction to plunderphonics, and it remains one of the only albums of that genre I can stand really. I really enjoy how it flows from one song to the next without feeling whiplashed or bored. There is a part towards the end that gets a bit slow, but I don't really mind. All-around a beautiful and magical album.
This is probably my favorite Kraftwerk album, even though it is their most accessible. I just love the simplicity of every song, but somehow it's some of the most enjoyable synthpop I know.
I hate this.
I've liked this album for almost 2 years now. It's very enjoyable, especially as a Daft Punk fan who loves well-written house music. It's also a strong album throughout, the exception maybe being that song about partying or something.
Nowadays I just hate TS. The music is bland, predictable, the works
This one surprised me. It's never boring, and I like it a lot!
I like this album a lot. The songs are all well-written, the kind that take a few or more listens to really enjoy and appreciate. Also RIP
My second favorite Portishead album! There are some really good tracks on this record.
This album was enjoyable overall, and even the slower songs which I would have normally skipped (because I'm a pleb) were of high quality because DANG! George can sing haha. Top song for me is definitely "Freedom! '90", it's such a bop. "Soul Free" is also pretty solid. 4/5 overall
New Wave / Punk isn't really my thing, but I gave this one a shot. I find the instrumentation to be a bit bland for my taste, and nothing about the rest of this album is particularly interesting to me. Otherwise it remains consistent with the sound, so I can give them that I guess.
As is probably the case with most people, I have been a fan of Bjork's solo music for awhile now, without having listened to or heard of The Sugarcubes. I am continually impressed by Bjork's versatility as a singer, and this album was no exception. Her trademark style was present throughout the duration of "Life's Too Good", yet it maintains the band's overall sound. I especially love when she does that high-pitch scream thing, it's a bit jarring at first, but then it adds to the music I think. One issue I have with the album though is the songs kind of blend together, after the first few tracks. First two songs are bangers by the way :) Was happily surprised overall, especially because I went in with no expectations about the band, besides knowing Bjork was singing. Love you Bjork <3
I tried really hard to enjoy this album, but I just couldn't. I listened to it several times through but nothing ever stuck for me.
I liked this one. I can definitely see myself putting it on in the future as a sort of background music. I have nothing to say about the songs themselves because they all sort of blended together for me, but the overall mood was very agreeable to me.
Overall did not enjoy. I felt like the combination between "metal" vocals and rapping ruined the songs for me. The one song I knew beforehand, "Crawling", was unbearable to listen to, I had to skip it.
This album is uninteresting and goes on for what feels like forever! I hated the vocals, which sounded too compressed and weak, for the genre, and I genuinely don't understand why it's on this list, or why it's revered in the music world as being one of the best albums ever. I could hardly even make out what the lyrics were, yet at the same time I don't really care.
This one was surprising! I went into it thinking The Doors were "boring", but the album was actually pretty enjoyable for me. Besides "L'America", that song was kinda... not as nice. But all the others had not only this very specific vibe to them, as in they created a unique atmosphere I've never heard in "classic rock" before, but the songs also were written well and in an interesting way. The addition of the organ to rock music during this time is something I quite enjoy, such as what I've heard from bands like Deep Purple Genesis, and it was used much to their advantage, as it added a lot to the depth and variety of the songs, in my opinion. Even at first listen I found myself bobbing my head along to a few of the songs, because like I said, they created this feeling that I can't quite describe, but one which I quite like nonetheless. L.A. Woman is an album I can definitely see myself listening to again in the near future.
FINALLY!! This generator gives me an album actually worth my time. The day it was assigned to me I listened to it almost two times, the first time all the way through. And I know, it's more "mainstream" or whatnot, but I'm past the point of letting that determine what I listen to.
Anyway, I felt that the songs flowed smoothly from one to the other, and it seems like one of those albums where you don't necessarily have to pay attention to it to enjoy it. The first time listen was also enjoyable, like I mentioned with the accessibility of it. However, KIWANUKA is one I will definitely be going back to. "Solid Ground" stood out to me on first listen, made me want to cry lol.
Did not enjoy. The pseudo glam-rock thing was not appealing to me whatsoever, and I could not even finish the album :/
Classic
Yeah so this type of pretentious indie rock shit is what I would've maybe been into in high school, but now that I'm older I think this music is so so boring and overdone. Besides maybe a riff here and there that's kind of catchy/interesting, the vast majority of this album felt like a waste of my time.
My second favorite Deee-Lite album, close behind Dewdrops in the Garden. I give this one an absolute 5/5, mostly because it grew on me every time I listened to it, and I realized pretty much every song is a BANGER. "Power of Love" is definitely the best track on here, although I think it needs a glow-up in terms of production. The album overall is pretty quiet and compressed-sounding. But otherwise it's immensely enjoyable! I especially love the techno/electronic dance elements.
I used to really enjoy Supertramp, but something about them these days feels to me very... tingy, or something to that effect. Like pop music with not a lot of backbone to it. Don't get me wrong, the best part is the songwriting for sure, but the vocals overlaying everything isn't my favorite. High rating from me however because the songs themselves slap. FUCK YEAH SUPERTRAMP!!!
This album is full of Rush's most radio-friendly songs, which I have to admit I will always be down to jam to. However the band's transition from a very "proggy" sound to one that appealed to a wider audience I think is where they went downhill. I of course am biased because I'm a simp for A Farewell to Kings and Hemispheres. :') Anyway same thing with Pink Floyd this whole album is dad rock, which doesn't invalidate it as bad by no means, it's just a bit too slick and uninteresting for me. If you have complaints about this take on such a famous album you can contact HR
I listened to this album a lot in high school. I enjoyed how each song was varied in genre elements, such as hip hop vs rock, etc. Listened to it again today and my opinion on it hasn't changed much, the songs are still good. Granted it is pretty easy to like, but that's besides the point.
I do have to say the album artwork leaves something to be desired, since I think they could've made some sick art, based on the overall, "edgy" style of the album. That's just me though. I do think the color pink can be cool for a rock album, I just think they could go a step further with the imagery.
Despite my ramblings I went with 4/5 stars because while it is enjoyable and all that it's 90's rock album and it's not perfect.
In terms of the music itself, separate from the lyrics, I found the country sound quite soothing actually, even though I've always identified as a country hater haha. And at first I was down with the album, but once I heard what Merle had to say over the course, I realized this was just putting women down to make him and men look better. Especially when there's this reoccurring sentiment that his girlfriend owes him affection when he pays for things -- she doesn't owe you anything bud. Anyway so that pissed me off and doesn't make me want to listen to the album again. Again, musically it all worked, it's just the lyrics that ruined it for me :(
Overall this album feels coherent and well-rounded in terms of the whole concept album thing (at least I'm pretty sure it is), but the particular genre of 70s-psychedelic-prog-rock they had going on back in the doesn't appeal to me. I'm also a tiny bit biased because when I hear Pink Floyd all I can think about is all the boomer dads in their 50s thinking this is the best music ever bestowed onto mankind. Mid band IMO
Album of the summer for me two summers ago. Start to finish a complete and solid album. I'm pretty sure it got me into synth-based music. After listening to other Depeche Mode releases this one stands out as superior.
Fucking boring. Not for me
Love Deep Purple, love this album. Will always be a classic
I like the Mars Volta, and this band kinda sounds like them, so I can fuck with this!
I love this album so much, it is definitely a 10/10 all the way through. In addition to the obvious class "Superstition", "Maybe Your Baby" also made it to the top of the list of my favorite Stevie Wonder songs. What a genius.
I liked the electronic house sounds, but overall it felt bloated and unstructured. There were not any moments where I went "Hm, interesting". I was even stoned while listening to it but even that didn't help apparently. i'm giving it a three only because I'm a simp for electronic music.
I don't give two sh*ts about this album
