- definition of scaring the hoes - Sounds like crack was heavily involved - I can’t tell if every word is meticulously planned out or freestyled - Sometimes they get into a groove but it’s very rare - The singer actually has a cool voice - HOBO CHANG BAAAAAAA - Kinda feels like a really dark fucked up version of the chili peppers - Overall just an absolute mess of people learning to play instruments and a singer that needs to be committed. It held my attention the whole time and is unlike anything I’ve heard before or will hear again. 5 stars

- 60s Britpop - to be fair I never really enjoy this sound - but this album did nothing to change my mind

Classic rap album

- Wild how far rock has come - Surprising vocal range, variety of vocal styles - Can’t help but tap your foot

- Feels like they played every instrument they could find - They would kick ass in a European dance club - So experimental, I dig it - Sweet Dreams is a certified Banger™️, This is the House is funky

- He doesn’t enunciate very well, gives them their uniqueness - Paranoid Android is so complex and compelling, what a fantastic song - Artsy Dystopian Post-Punk Grunge Prog Rock - One of the best storytelling albums I’ve heard, like a beautifully eerie poem - Let Down is my favorite I think

- Very much sounds like a man on his deathbed - Clearly a strong songwriter - Groovy, but not for me

- The music is so fun - 40 year old moms definitely go hard to this - Clever, witty, irreverent - Guys being dudes over a beat

- Quality folk - James Taylor vibes - Strong chance of being played at the next campfire - Fantastic guitar skill

- Big fan of the funk elements - Mas Cajones was super funky - Jazz influenced for sure

- Big time storyteller - Lot of folk and a little bit of jazz - Makes her words fit in each line, even if syllables are off - Easy listening, just not really for me

- Undeniably catchy pop - Banger after banger - Sometimes really corny - A queen at what she does

- Incredible bass lines - Can hear where grunge got it’s influences - I like the length of the songs, allows the creativity to flow - What a chaotic ending to the album

- Quality Americana/Folk - Really intrigued by some of the drum beats and sounds - Some songs have a hymn-like vibe - I enjoy some of the backup vocals (One Big Love)

- Something I might play at a fancy restaurant, or dinner party - Interesting, broad operatic voice - Doesn’t really do anything for me - Decent storyteller

- Authentic rock guitar sounds (fast, loose, driving) - Steven Tyler has such a unique voice made for rock - Songs have that classic rock driving, forward moving beat - The kind of music for a montage of drinking beer with the boys

- Quality soft rock/easy listening - nice voice - not a ton to say other than she makes quality music

- Orchestra makes it sound like a movie soundtrack - this album exists in a weird world, like it should be the Donny darko theme - It just doesn’t click for me

- love the synth - very ethereal, spacey, kinda like dancing around in an otherworldly meadow - some songs have a spiritual, ritual vibe to them

- the guitar is the star of the show - perfect DIY, slightly whiny voice for the music - high quality grungy indie rock - really enjoyed the listen, would give it a 4.5 if I could

- Sometimes his singing is more like a strained version of spoken word - Strong storytelling - blues rock that makes you want to tap your foot

- Preferred this Bob Dylan over other albums by him - Still a great storyteller - More enjoyable

- Love the G-Funk vibe - Effortless flow and classic voice - All around an enjoyable listen

- has an atmospheric, industrial pop sound - definitely European - Glittering Prize is a real banger

- solid album

- floating lyrics over strong guitar - huge Smashing Pumpkins vibes - atmospheric

- some solid songs, including Blowin in the Wind - overall just more Bob Dylan

- several all-time alt-rock bangers on this album - Guitar is phenomenal - Vocal distortion is unique and fantastic

- there’s probably a time for this vibe, like being zooted and dancing - there were a few moments I enjoyed

- Funky - Papa Was a Rolling Stone is a beautiful musical journey - a few songs lacked some energy

- Sounds like they’re having a helluva time - Really enjoy how they keep the music rolling in between songs - Great bluesy voice

- Love the garage rock sound - Back when rock still had some roll 😎

- Absolute classic - The payoff to Stairway to Heaven is so satisfying - The musicianship of all the members is so impressive

- Unbelievably catchy, feel good music - Dancing Queen is one of the greatest songs of all time - Big fan of Tiger

- Classic British punk rock sound - Singer has a dramatic voice - This era of punk just doesn’t really do it for me

- Solid 60s rock, has some blues elements - Huge Beatles vibes, can’t tell if they’re a rip off or that’s just the sound of the time - Lazy Old Sun stands out as being different, kinda grunge?

- Great singer and storyteller - Thought the first song was the best and then I was a little disappointed with the rest

- this Euro-dance style doesn’t do it for me - Tainted Love is overrated - WTF did I just listen to with Sex Dwarf - 1.5 stars

- Such positive vibes - I dig the soul covers of some famous songs like My Girl - Unbelievable voice

- Cool layering of different instruments and sounds - Good music to sample into rap beats - Enjoyed it more than I thought I would

- IDK why but I can never seem to get into The Beach Boys - it’s quality accapella

- I can’t find the words to describe this but I enjoyed it mightily

- Really enjoyed the guitar in this album - Quality alt rock - Singer is the guy from Wasting Light so that’s dope

- 70’s pop for sure (Elton, Joel) - Some catchy tunes in there but far too long - S L U T

- Love me a horn section - So in Love got me feeling some type of way

- Very highly talented musician - Love the guitar on this album - Really enjoyable, easy listening, could see myself on a boat jammin

- More 60s rock, running out of things to say about it - Time of the Season is a banger tho

- Groovy - Music to get freaky to - The type of music your Uber driving is playing at 2:30 in the morning

- Wow talk about a loaded album - 2 classic/soft rock bangers - some snoozers in the middle, especially with the song lengths

- title track is fantastic - all songs about love - not a lot stood out to me

- Makes me feel like I’m eating in a fancy Italian restaurant - Very high quality for what it is, background dinner music

- Incredible grunge - Cornell’s voice is so talented and iconic - Maybe a hair long, could’ve cut Black Hole Sun in half -4.5

- Elements of indie, folk, Americana, and even some Mexican? - Makes you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere Texas -2.5 but rounding up for its uniqueness

- I generally don’t enjoy this era of hair rock - Photograph is an all time banger - Good for what it is, classic rock is just missing that edge for me

-It’s clear why they’re one of the GOATs - They effortlessly create groove - Love the sound of the drum kit

- Didn’t realize this was gonna be Janis Joplin - Such a unique voice, almost similar to Robert Plant - Voice gets old after a little while

- I generally don’t enjoy Gorillaz and that holds true for this album - Clint Eastwood is SUCH A BANGER tho - a few groovy tunes

- Something about it feels try hard - Middle-school level of trying to sound tough - A few solid beats and he has good flow

- Very distinctive sound - A little campy for me - feels like one big soundtrack for the 80s

- I really enjoyed this album - Easy to listen to, love the song structures - Definitely hear some Beatles influences

- Woah just realizing now that Bowie has such a huge influence on Josh Homme - Some really catchy beats - Really just ditched the vocals in the second half

- Another classic - Really enjoyed the bass on this album - So many hits in their catalog

- Solid vibes - I Want You is eerie and interesting, really enjoyed it

- Frantic, aggressive, free jazz - Sometimes the dueling saxophones reach a nice groove, other times it’s chaos - Disclaimer: only listened to 30 minutes of it

- solid vibes - Enjoy the Yacht Rock feel of some of the songs - Feels like I’m listening to a classic 10 album but doesn’t hit as hard for me

- wonderful dinner jazz - 5 songs 42 minutes are some unreal numbers

- Shoutout Norah Jones for being on a Foo Fighters song - Nice voice, backing music can be sleepy - Overall nothing that stands out

- Some weird shit going on in the middle of this album - Todd keeps it interesting for sure

- Did not know Blur made music like this - Huge Brit-pop vibes - a few whimsical beats in here - Overall not really my jam, but I can respect the quality of the album

- Oh no not these guys again - This album is better, nice upbeat vibe - Not something I’d go back to

- Marginally better than Parklife - Song 2 is light years better than anything else they’ve done - Still just doesn’t click for me

- Solid Motown - Runaway Child, Running Wild was a cool story - Feels like beach/boardwalk music

- At risk of sounding like a millennial, Bob Dylan makes Boomer music - More of the same, good storyteller - Oh lord a 16 minute closing song about nothing

- never really gave U2 a listen before - Quality accessible (soft?) rock - Kinda feel like the Killers took inspiration from U2 - I didn’t give it as intent a listen as I should have

- Some solid tracks in here - Very political - Wouldn't go back to it

- Solid, but I don’t love her vocal style - Enjoyable rhythms - Can’t see myself coming back to this

- One of the most profound rap albums I’ve ever heard - Tells a coherent story in literal and metaphorical ways - Reaches a self-awareness that few albums ever have

- you can tell he’s an OG - balances deep themes with fun lyrics - Really enjoyed it

- I know it included B-sides but that was tooooo longggg - Really enjoyed some of the songs - Kinda like a better version of Gorillaz -3.5

- First time I’ve heard The Cure - Very unique sound that I’m loving - Pleasantly surprised with it, but a little long with some snoozing

- Lyrical genius for better or worse - Some absolute classics and some songs that are hard to listen to - Had it not been Eminem, would I have enjoyed it?

- It’s almost effortless for them - Not a lot stands out on this album, especially compared to their other stuff - Can’t see myself going back to this one -3.5

- Love the frenetic drumming - Everything other than the singing is fantastic - I think I really enjoy speed metal

- decent vibes - no idea if the lyrics are good - enjoy the range of styles and sounds

- nah I am not vibing with this - boring, samples are meh - might be my first 1 star

- great summer evening vibes - incredible guitar skill - surprisingly enjoyed the album despite the lack of vocals

- these dudes jam - Sultans of Swing is one of the sweetest riffs ever - there’s something missing that isn’t putting them over the top for me

- Soul has never really been my jam but I can appreciate this - Kinda sounds like a band I would walk past at Musikfest - Love the bass - Bonin’ in the Boneyard - 2.5

- doesn’t feel like anything special - Femme Fatale is a fantastic song

- sounds like Elvis for sure - definitely some jams

- classic voice, timeless groove - the energy is infectious

- this is the album from that chili peppers lyric in californiacation I believe - didn’t expect a religious song (word on a wing) - Bowie’s variety never fails to amaze

- this is a really fantastic album - lots of 70s rock bangers - a few curveballs that they executed well

- a few good songs - didn’t love the length/repetitive nature of the songs - didn’t blow me away

- enjoyable but not my favorite - My First Lover was great

- very talented trumpeter - not something I’d listen to often but good vibes

- I think I was hoping it would be better - I dig their vibe, very fun -2.5

- wow I am surprised by how much I enjoyed that - right amount of funny, lots of personality shining through - grooves and riffs were great -4.5

- I dislike this album - weird vocal style and poor lyrics - 1.5

- meh - sounds like 70s rock - get a sorta spooky Halloween vibe from them

- funky - great voice - really enjoyable listen - 3.5

- I’d be lying if I said I listened to all 2 hours of this - enjoyable jazz but it’s not something I would typically listen to

- ah these are the come on Eileen guys - definitely some unique sounds - enjoyed it more than I first expected to

- solid Americana rock - enjoyable and a good length

- Punky and indie - Headache was a great song

- fantastic grooves - feel-good music - a tad long

- classic, enjoyable vibes - a few all-timers

- Holy shit he sounds like Patrick Stump - Sick War Pigs cover

- I’ve been told I look like Buddy Holly 🤷🏻‍♂️ - Evening at the boardwalk vibes

- really enjoy this - great vibes

- I expected a little more from Willie tbh - good storytelling, but overall a little boring - I know he has better music

- as far as live albums go, this one was very well done - enjoyed the jammin , didn’t love the long drum solo

- Blow is a banger - Really good pop album

- running out of things to write - enjoyable but was not blown away

- introducing the instruments to start the album was badass - enjoyable

- You Make Me Feel So Young is a timeless classic - to be fair everything Sinatra sings immediately feels classic - such incredible vibes - makin whoopee lmao

- legends of speed punk - musicianship is very high - lyrics can be hit or miss but the messaging is always very good

- classic - taylor drummed on this (or at least the tour) - lots of hits - someone once told me none of the examples in Ironic are actually ironic and that ruined the song for me

- listen it’s good but not something I’d ever go back to - love a good horn section tho

- definition of scaring the hoes - Sounds like crack was heavily involved - I can’t tell if every word is meticulously planned out or freestyled - Sometimes they get into a groove but it’s very rare - The singer actually has a cool voice - HOBO CHANG BAAAAAAA - Kinda feels like a really dark fucked up version of the chili peppers - Overall just an absolute mess of people learning to play instruments and a singer that needs to be committed. It held my attention the whole time and is unlike anything I’ve heard before or will hear again. 5 stars

- I really enjoyed this album - can hear different pieces (influences) from Radiohead and Korn - Hurt is one of the best album closers I’ve ever heard

- it can’t be every damn Bob Dylan album - this one was slightly better - the song about his dream was brutal

- definitely a 90s rap classic - more reflective and deep than I expected - 3.5

- 2 absolute classics - really solid album - enjoyed the bass

- great variety of sound

- love the bounce - feels effortless for these guys - borderline cheesy

- fantastic joyful vibes - Sir Duke and Isn’t She Lovely are just so good - not sure you can say “red man” and “yellow man” anymore - could’ve been a 5 but a little too long

- very distinctive voice - whimsical vibe

- lots of reggae beats - sounds like early90s rap

- started hot and ended hot - some songs were just a little long and drawn out for me - guitar playing is incredible

- oh this song is called Green Onions? Iconic - borderline carnival music - good vibes

- Sabotage is great - otherwise it sounds like the Beastie Boys but it’s not really for me

- I get that’s it’s quality I just don’t prefer old school rap - the title track is iconic

- Bob Dylan but somehow better - enjoyed it more than that other album from him

- incredibly sexual - uncomfortable at points - uses big words and phrases to sound smart, but he’s just listing them - the only saving grace is the beats, but that’s not enough

- Gimme Shelter more like Gimme more of this it’s so damn good - album is blues with a twang of country

- groovy dance music - title track is a classic

- very interest free form avant garde pop - lots of different noises used - feels like I’m being cursed by a witch at some points

- kinda sounds like folk Radiohead

- I mean the first 5 songs are all incredible hits that defined a generation of music - even the less popular songs are fun and interesting - 4.5 but rounding up for its cultural significance and impact on my music taste

- a little too bluesy for me - really enjoyed the drumming

- the bass line on National Anthem is so dirty - Idioteque is really good, love the percussion - I mean there are some really nice parts but it’s too abstract and uneventful for me - naming it the best album of the decade feels like a stretch

- dude doesn’t like religion - we only wanted to be loved! - I really didn’t enjoy much of this at all, not one redeeming quality

- good vibes, they sounds kind - The Weight is a fantastic song, love the lyrics

- reminds me a little of the Smashing Pumpkins - sex noises during Girl weren’t appreciated - Frankie Teardrop is jarring

- fantastic voice - clearly has the crowd in his fingertips - enjoyable

- there are a few good moments - I Can’t Remember is very catchy, feels like a hit - overall just a little industrial sounding for me

- I can’t take this music very seriously - feels like something Irish folk sing in a pub - I surprisingly enjoyed the last song, told a great story

- I don’t have many thoughts about this one - just meh

- just wasn’t it

- classic hip hop feel - love the rock influence, especially featuring Aerosmith

- Under My Thumb is really good - album had its moments but mostly up and down

- possibly the greatest debut album ever - so many great songs, but Black stands above them all

- I came into this album disappointed it was another live album - But I was WRONG, really enjoyed the positive vibes from Peter - Show Me the Way is a yacht rock classic - so is Baby, I Love Your Way!

- the first song was a magical journey, very Jimmy Hendrix esque - a couple cool moments but otherwise nothing that blew me away

- fun listen - Hungry Like the Wolf is a classic

- really really enjoyed this one - his voice is so warm and smooth - very comforting to listen to - feels like a 5, but could be biased because there’s frost on the ground and this music reminds me of the holidays

- sounds like he has a garbage disposal for a throat - Jersey Girl could be great if he didn’t sound like he was in pain -1.5

- pretty good - enjoyed the use of rock beats

- sexy

-pleasant

- very nice voice - enjoyable to listen to

- solid metal album - thought it was a little thin in some spots - definitely see why they were never quite as big as Metallica

- really enjoyed this one - awesome punk/hardcore start - love the anger and aggression - album transitioned into quieter love songs that really showed off her voice - damn I thought it would transition back to hard stuff but no

- some of the songs were corny - nothing really stood out here

- eerie knowing he died just 2 days later - overall not my favorite but I can see the value

- everything she sings sounds dangerous and important - tells an awesome story of heartbreak and drugs and alcohol and life - fantastic production - 4.5 but rounds up because life is short

- Gigolo?? - fun, easy to listen to jazz for the most part

- attacks social issue after social issue - pretty cool voice - I enjoyed to hear what he would say next, don’t think I’d ever go back to it tho

- Final Days is haunting and beautiful - good vibes, enjoyed the listen

- very strong groove between drummer and bassist - I wanted to like it more than I did unfortunately - Every Breath You Take is a certified classic

- meh

- OG shoegaze album!? - solid but nothing exciting

- lots of samples - this is some stuff you’d hear blasting from where in the woods at 5am

- great voice

- really great album - love her voice - super grungy

- lots of interesting pieces to this - feels like a concept album/musical soundtrack - eh kinda felt like theatre kids, but good for what it was

- quite catchy - some enjoyable moments - 3.5 but gonna round up

- some real classics on here - didn’t love some of the other songs tho

- the title track sounds like Tired of You by the Foo - really enjoy this style of garage punk

- nice voice - down on the farm type music

- good soul music - 18 minute final song with a lot of spoken word is a tough listen

- OG DnB album? - it’s interesting - not really anything that I enjoy listening to

- impressive variety - crazy how far rock has come, those pianos just don’t exist these days - jack of all trades, master of none?

- imagine this bumping in a European club - appropriate song lengths - really enjoyed the vibes here

- solid but I wasn’t in love with it

- for whatever reason, Sunday Bloody Sunday does something special for me - the rest of the album is good not great, never been a huge fan of their sound

- I enjoyed the attitude here - not a ton to say

- wow what a voice - clearly influenced Adele, this must be the OG for this sound - WHY DON’T YOU COME OVER VALERIEEEEEE

- no thoughts on this one

- one of the original rock stars - love the energy and the yelling

- the bass on this album is crazy good - obviously Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2 and Comfortably numb are classics - such an incredible storyline that is well communicated in the music

- this guy burns - the type of music that makes me want to sit on a beach

- such an interesting style of singing - I can’t tell if it’s artistic brilliance or wildly stupid - I can appreciate it but I wouldn’t come back to it - 2.5 but I’ll round up since it’s unique

- enjoyable soft rock - really good guitar riffs - the female background vocals are a great touch

- definitely heard D.A.N.C.E before - just another electronic album that’s not really for me

- pretty solid - Smoke on the Water is a classic - enjoyed Space Truckin’ as well

- this album was absolutely crazy, sexy and cool - couple of all-timers like Waterfalls - really enjoyed the voices

- I appreciated the heavy guitars on some of the beats - definitely some good lyrics but otherwise the album didn’t really stand out

- I like her flow and lyricism - didn’t love all the beats

- wow wasn’t expecting indie rock - love the guitars

- it’s after Christmas so unfortunately I won’t be listening to this - looking at the compilation tho this is clearly a fantastic album

- never been a huge fan of this annoyed vocal sound - some of the lyrics are really interesting and raw

- kind of like a more psych Radiohead? - enjoyable

- really cool beats and flow - enjoy the different voices - walks the edge of corny sometimes

- vibes are so happy, makes me want to dance - love the horns - everything has such a fun bounce to it -4.5

- hmmmm - quite challenging - maybe they tried to a Trout Mask Replica thing but this didn’t hit the same - not sure that Graveyard needed a part 2

- really enjoy the heavy guitars - big garage rock sound - some of it sounds like Weezer

- good vibes - feels like they’re just riffin’ sometimes

- this guy’s kind of a jerk-off but damn can he sing - sometimes feels like the song and/or lyrics lacks structure - there are some absolute bangers on here

- fantastic rock, iconic voice - love is a big theme despite the screaming lyrical style

- they really leaned into reggae this album - songs always sound introspective - drumming is unreal

- well this certainly introduced me to Indian music - feels a lot like jazz

- some really good songs on here - Suspicious Minds is fantastic - good, but sounds like the 60s and generally that’s not a time period I’d seek out

- very good sound quality for a liv album - just some dudes rocking

- my goodness what a masterpiece - the beginning of metal, but also so varied - the band is so talented and Ozzy has the perfect voice

- It’s Not up to You might be her best song - or maybe I’m just getting Stockholm syndrome

- yeah this is the good stuff - I love yacht rock vibes - so fun to listen to

- exotic sounds - singing is a little underwhelming - kinda feels like Two Door Cinema Club but folkier and worse -2.5 but I’ll round up for creativity

- Kurt Cobain said he wanted Nirvana to sound like the Pixies and now I get it - solid variety of sounds/styles -3.5

- I was not familiar with The WHO’s game - love the use of Synth - great raspy voice - Baba O’Reilly and Won’t Get Fooled Again are incredible songs

- was worried this was gonna be a David Bowie knock off but it’s not that bad - song about the sex doll was certainly something - definitely weird, but I enjoyed it

- CCR is a vibe - summertime music

- quintessential classic rock - some really good songs in here - averaging 5+ minutes per song is tough

- where do I even begin - one of the greatest albums ever made - the master of sampling - every feature is perfect - Runaway oh my lord - 6 stars

- not a ton of thoughts on this one - some parts were smooth and groovy, but a lot of it felt chaotic - and maybe that’s just how love is 🤷🏻‍♂️

- I like the background music, idk what it’s called but the synthesizer type sounds - a little less industrial sounding than PG3 - quintessential 80s sound

- I like the speed - the distorted voice has its moments - definitely industrial metal - the high pitched squeaking noise definitely gave me a headache

- a little harpsichord?? - it’s crazy how so much music from this era sounds like the Beatles - I feel like QOTSA was influenced by this

- very cool deep voice - some enjoyable songs

- I’m not sure what the was but I enjoyed it - loved the beats and distortion

- I like his flow, reminds me of Action Bronson - solid beats and features

- woah it’s the dude from Steely Dan - cool vibes, enjoyable listen

- what can I say - one of the greatest pop punk albums ever made

- Highwaymen type sound - good vibes for sitting around a summer campfire

- almost every song on this album was a radio smash hit which is nearly impossible - one of the best voices ever - good amount of variance in style between songs

- really solid

- the guitar work on this album is incredible - “Now up to bat, your 2nd baseman Chase Utley!”

- couple of all-time classics on here - guitar work is insane - good length, really enjoyed the listen

- Fast Car continues to be the most overrated song in history - good storyteller, unique voice

- well rounded music - every song makes you want to hum along - some all-time classics in here - a really enjoyable listen, one of the strongest albums ever made

- funky

- feels like classic 70s singer-songwriter - nothing about it really stands out to me

- they just got too artsy after Ok Computer - the musicianship is still top notch but it feels wasted

- Iggy mix or Bowie mix? - I really enjoy the guitar tuning on this record - iggy is a legend

- this is really enjoyable 70s punk - British -3.5

- easy listening - some really uplifting/joyful moments

- I don’t always love his voice - guitar work is so solid

- early 90s hip hop has never really been for me - decent

- that was really enjoyable - poppy but not annoying - 3.5 but I’ll round up

- I really like what he’s doing here - very pleasant music - almost a show tune vibe -3.5

- she has a very distinct confidence - quite honest as well -2.5

- nah this isn’t for me - industrial - don’t like the vibes

- jazzy, a little chaotic at times -2.5

- Eric Clapton! - Guitars are sick - love the vibes of this album

- the King of Pop! - almost every song is a hit - loved the Paul McCartney duet - such an iconic voice

- solid indie with a folk vibe

- really enjoyable sound

- really enjoy the vibes on the first half of this album - a couple snoozers near the end

- interesting concept album - cool musicianship

- it was solid at first - but it quickly felt cheesy - I just don’t love British rap

- fun vibes

- I still don’t like them - singer is kinda like a folk Spanish love songs but also a pretentious asshole - everything feels like a parody

- Blue Orchid is a great opener - Variety of sounds, liked some but not all - Fantastic closer

- who else is making noises like Johnathan Davis? Truly special - Freak on a Leash and Got the Life are Hall of Famers - legends of the alt-metal sound

- they tend to sing about mundane stuff - enjoyable and British - nothing I’d really come back to

- Dudes rock - it’s good vibes, fun covers, and lots of bongos

- enjoyable - really like the guitars on this album - Drive My Car and Nowhere Man stood out

- blues-y but not over the top - something that could hit on a warm summer afternoon

- didn’t really stand out to me

- good storyteller - very honest and descriptive - quality for what it is

- a 2 hour British electronic album does not excite me - it was decent for what it was but not my cup of tea

- Stevie just makes quality music - Happy, enjoyable songs

- as I sitttttttttttt in my four cornered rooooom - I don’t mind the long form songs as much as I usually do - love how funky it is

- this was a much more enjoyable album for me - I like the concept over the first few songs - Do You Realize?? is a solid song -3.5

- Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) is an all time great. Makes me want to hit the Oklahoma drill in the bar with the fellas - the 4 song stretch to start this album is stunning - Grey Seal and Jamaica Jerk-Off surprised me in a good way - there are a few fillers in here

- woah it’s Pharrell - really cool blending of like pop-punk and hip hop - unique

- always a good vibe with Bob - makes me want to sit on a beach

- Oh my lord yes - Jesus of Suburbia is one of the greatest songs ever written - Holiday is the perfect punk rock anthem - Novacaine continues to be criminally underrated. One of the best songs on the album

- why does she sing like that, it’s kinda annoying - otherwise she makes very beautiful music

- oh god the premise of this is gross - probably not as impactful to me because I don’t speak French

- 60s Britpop - to be fair I never really enjoy this sound - but this album did nothing to change my mind

- felt like it had potential but it was never realized

- love some good disco - Le Freak is a classic - really enjoyable listen

- I don’t know why but this guy just feels like a creep - some interesting instrumentation -2.5 but I’ll round up

- good vibes

- solid but not as amazing as I had anticipated

- really quality music

- these guys aren’t it for me - almost funky but not

- started hot but fell off

- kinda operatic with his voice - probably deep but it wasn’t resonating with me

- a little too quirky for me - I know Rock Lobster is popular but it’s still a little too weird for me

- an icon - listen, the lyrics are gruesome and disturbing - but his flow and word choice is what helped him stick even without the shocking content - I can see why he started outsourcing his choruses lmao

- her voice is so great - not a strong as Back to Black

- this is one of the few bands from this time period that I think really have an edge - this is really solid punk, love the noisy guitars and the vocals

- very conflicted on this album - his spoken word isn’t really for me - entertaining music behind him tho - and the backup singers kind of carried

- quality singer/songwriter - great voice and guitar

- better than Remain in Light - kinda hit that pop rock sound but obviously with more pizzazz

- really really good - they have a way of creating emotion in their music - Wish You Were Here is a beautifully nostalgic song

- woah this is cool - definitely indie rock but you can tell it’s still the grunge generation - if this came out today it would be considered emo

- kind of boring to me - she has a nice voice and there are some good moments -2.5

- you can hear the 80s rock fading into the beginning of grunge - they may have started the wave, but they didn’t perfect it - 3.5, round up for how iconic they are

- decent singer/songwriter - a little less spoken word - still not something I enjoy

- interesting mix of background music and pop songs - I kind of enjoyed it but not thoroughly

- I liked this a lot more than I thought I would - cool blend of surf rock and punk - guitars were awesome - nice album cover -3.5

- good storyteller - female Leonard Cohen, but better - enjoyable style for a song or two but not a whole album

- this is a really really good album - her voice is incredible - awesome variety of sounds - rivals ABBA in my opinion -4.5

- this was mostly a tough listen - a couple 90s jams - otherwise this album is made for people who like the same 5 words repeated over and over

- fun concept album - really great musicianship with lots of variety - sounds were a little less interesting near the end

- sheesh talk about repetitive - I can almost appreciate it - very 70s punk sound - how many live albums can a band have?

- fantastic soul - really enjoyed my listen -3.5

- high quality vibes - exactly what I want to listen to on a warm summer night

- really cool original punk rock - great guitar riffs - a real give no fucks attitude

- great sound - nice chill listen

- aggressive but enjoyable - love some of the bass lines

- I appreciate this even know I wouldn’t usually listen to it - creates a sense of drama - feel like they were the super early version of the Deftones

- really solid Americana - love the vocals

- solid but not for me - live and long

- Steely Dan strikes a groove unlike anyone I’ve ever heard - the variety of lyrics and sounds is perfect - not a single sleeper on the album - imagine listening to this sipping on an iced tea on a warm Saturday afternoon

- started off like a female Leonard Cohen but got better - kinda in the Fiona apple female singer/songwriter vibe

- lots of variety of sound - don’t love the voice - a little all over the place

- same year as Sgt. Pepper? Fishy - solid, some enjoyable tunes

- this is a good album - really digs into the blues - Riders on the Storm is a classic, but is it overrated?

- this is peak 2010s alternative - sounds like high school - some really great songs but a few fillers as well

- this is a fantastic album front to back - the guitar riffs are so clean - layne’s voice is so unique - perfect grunge album

- decent, this isn’t any old crap - still not really moving me tho

- this album was much better than I expected - the songs are tight and well made - loved the variety in sound, especially Helter Skelter

- wow this is really solid - I love how simple the guitars and beats are, but they still play an integral role - the dual vocals work really well

- solid album - cool elements of blues