The Wu-Tang Clan created a major blueprint for hip-hop in the 90s with this release. Can never go wrong with C.R.E.A.M. "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'" and "Tearz" definitely deserve a second listen. But other than that, there are a lot of songs that just don't do much for me.
Absolute masterpiece. The production and instrumentation were awesome and provided listeners with a very mesmerizing and relaxing experience. "Wish You Were Here" is an all-time classic and "Welcome to the Machine" and "Have a Cigar" were perfect as well. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" parts 1-9 were great, but just a little too long and slow for my liking.
One of my favorite 90s albums to date. Beautiful instrumentals and vocals. "Parallel Universe" and "This Velvet Glove" give off a great chill vibe and aren't overplayed like some of the more popular pieces.
Normally, I can never go wrong with some good old 1970s rock, but this album just didn't do much for me. The guitarist went absolutely wild in some of his verses, which was cool to see, but the vocals weren't my favorite.
"That the Way of the World" was beautiful all throughout and the vocals/instrumentals were very good and relaxing. That was the one song that I genuinely enjoyed listening to and it for sure deserves another listen. Shining Star was pretty cool too.
Full of chilling vocals and insightful lyrics, this album is a masterpiece in itself with no flaws at all, in my opinion. Each song takes your mind into another dimension and are also full of hidden meanings. This is the type of music I’d love to listen to before bed. Personal favorites: Subterranean Homesick Alien, Paranoid Android, Let Down.
Very different to the kind of music I am used to but found some enjoyment from Zen Archer and Never Never Land
Wasn’t very thrilled by this album, but had to give it two stars because I actually enjoyed listening to I Remember When. Other than that, this album was nothing special for me.
The perfect artist to smoke a joint to. Something about his beats makes you just want to keep listening. I’m not one to listen to reggae too often, but this makes me just want to get into it.
Personally, it’s not necessarily my cup of tea but it does have some enjoyable songs like This Will Be Our Year and Time Of The Season.
Given how good the production and sampling were, I'd love to give this album at least a 3/5, but the vocals were annoying and repetitive. These aren't songs that I could picture myself vibing to.
Very cool use of instrumentals. I enjoyed Berts Blues and Season of the Witch. A groovy psychedelic rollercoaster, but just not the kind of music I would go out of my way to always listen to.
I am shocked this album reached this list. Growing up, we were always taught that quality over quantity was always better. There's no way I'd be able to listen to this for 2 hours and 45 minutes without falling asleep or going insane. I had no enjoyment while listening.
Cool beats but just overall not my favourite style of music.
