Led Zeppelin III
Led ZeppelinThis is my first album review for this project. Does it get any better than this? It's a perfect album. I dare you to name a band with four better players. These guys are geniuses and freakishly good.
This is my first album review for this project. Does it get any better than this? It's a perfect album. I dare you to name a band with four better players. These guys are geniuses and freakishly good.
This was the first time for me to really listen to Talking Heads. They do some cool stuff, but I don't love the singing on the record. Unconventional. Worth at least one listen.
Pure voice. Horns and strings. Soul. Crystal clear recording. Space to breathe. Wonderful in every way.
First time listening to Iron Maiden. Don’t ask me what took so long. This is hit or miss for me. Great guitar work but don’t love the slash metal. “Children of the Damned” was my favorite
First time listening it’s all right. Solid song writing I don’t understand stand all the fuss.
Oh yeah. Good listen. I knew the opener, of course, but everything was new. It’s a fun listen. Heart and soul.
Jazz fusion. Not my thing. It just sounded like he was playing with his little brother’s toy instruments.
Holy Toy Story! That’s all I can think of listening to this. It’s not bad, but it all just sounds cheesy to me.
There’s no mistaking The Pixies’ sound. I never would have guessed they were from Boston.
Classic. Don’t make rap like they used to.
Old school country. Too bad today’s country artists have diverted from what country music really is. I’d rather listen to this any day.
This needs to a 10 point scale. It’s a 7 (3.5). Never heard of these guys. They do some cool stuff.
Not my thing. I feel like I need acid and some glow sticks to really get into this, but that isn’t going to happen any time soon.
This was terribly boring and uncreative. No, thank you.
I’m very familiar with this one. Love it. So creative and loud. He’s a legend, a guitar god.
This is the soundtrack in hell. It was the worst thing I’ve ever heard. Some critics put it as high as top 60 of all time. Absolutely terrible. It wasn’t even on Spotify.
Cool is Miles Davis. Miles Davis is cool. Nevertheless, it’s not my thing.
Fathers of groove.
Guitar God. Incredible drumming. Bold as Love” is my new favorite song.
I can hear their influence on so much hip hop today. Love the energy and drive.
Too much gangsta shit for my taste.
The juxtaposition between orchestra and heavy metal is amazing. Beauty meets the beast. Love this.
No. This repetitive electronic music puts me in a bad mood. It goes no where and tells no story.
This album polarizes everyone it seems like. People either love it or hate it. The early 2000s was probably the weakest/worst rock music ever made. The whole rock/rap thing was bad. I’m so glad that’s done. Linkin Park’s songs all sound the same. It’s cool the first time and then gets really lame afterwards. I’m not siding with anyone.
I had never heard of this band before now. This has been the most pleasant surprise in this project so far. It really blew me away. I imagine it continue to get better as I keep listening.
This was exhausting to listen to. The singer sucks and makes this unbearable.
Good if you need to fall asleep.
Good drumming. Need to brush up on my African languages.
This was better than I thought it was going to be, but this band really does need a new singer. Put us out of our misery. We also need a ten-point scale to rate these albums. It’s not a 3, but it’s not a 2 either. 2.5 or 5/10.
Background music at best.
It’s hard to believe that this album is nearly 70 years old. It’s so clean and pure sounding. There is no other male singer with a more perfect voice. He’s the best. Classic yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Jazzy, laid back rapping. Cool. Not for me, though. Common is an exceptional composer, however.
Never been a big Bob Marley guy, but maybe it was because I wasn’t high enough. It is laid back, but it’s giving me beach vibes. But I don’t love the beach. Nothing wrong here. It’s just me.
This album didn’t age well. It’s sounds like old school video game soundtrack in some parts, but I can still hear so much of its influence on modern music. Thats says something.
This is really an incredible album. It caught me by surprise. It has a little bit of everything on here for every music taste. I’m impressed. I’m going to keep listening. Potential 5 but a 4 for now.
Dark and moody. Doesn’t hold up well. Coincidence that I just listened to New Order like two days ago??
These guys don’t really have a plan for creating music, which is fine if you’re in the band. However, when you subject other people to listen to the creation, you become a self-pretentious prick. This was not enjoyable, but maybe that was the idea. This is not one of the albums I needed to listen to.
If I had time, this one deserves another listen. I’d like to focus on lyrics.
Unmistakable. Classic. Clean. Pure of sound. She’s the Queen of Country.
This is not pleasing to listen to. When rappers purposefully make their voices weird just to be different is not something I’m in to. Is he talented? Yeah, I guess. I think I could make a similar album if I was given the tools to do so. Not impressed.
I was familiar with some of the songs here, and I was pleasantly surprised by the rest. This is good, and they had some really cool and heavy sounds that caught me off guard. Music was better then. Many artists are trying to do too much these days. I’d listen to this over Kendrick Lamar every single day.
This got more uninteresting as it went. It peaked in the first few and was downhill from there. Maybe I’m not gay enough to like it.
It’s jazz. It’s nice, I guess. It’s good for background music at dinnertime. I wouldn’t ever choose to listen to it on the road or in my headphones, though.
Some of these reviews are dumb. If you don’t like it, you don’t like it. Whatever. But to call this music “self-important” is stupid. These guys make solid rock music. Are they claiming to be the greatest? No. But I’m gonna say they’re my favorite band to ever come out of Canada.
I’d rather clean out my bathroom sink than listen to this again. It’s not the worst thing I’ve on here, though.
These guys were completely new to me. After listening, I can say that I was a little bit intrigued but mainly because I didn’t know what was going to happen next. Sometimes that can be a good thing, but this time it means that they lack identity. Clearly, they are flailing in the dark for something to hold on to.
This is what you get when a middle school concert band makes music for dogs. Dogs love it. Humans run from it.
The opening track was my favorite and I like this way more than I thought I would it was like ice tea on a hot day.
This was alright. Sounded like the first ska album.
Nothing more than background music for me.
Electronic music has never really been my jam - just too much repetition lyrically - but I enjoyed listening to this mostly. Maybe because it took me back to an exciting time in my life, though. I like thinking about how Fatboy Slim recorded this at his home. By the way, this album cover is 100% better than the shelves of records.
I’m really disappointed this album is on here. It sucks. It’s disrespectful to real musicians. It’s not even fun.
Not only did it change everything, it freaking rocks. Everybody playing in this album is off the charts, including Butch Vig.
I can’t believe I’ve never listened to this. It’s a nastier, dirtier version of The Stones - so raw. I love Iggy’s vocals. “I’m Wanna Be Your Dog” is my new favorite song.
Appropriate album today for the release of Taylor Swift’s new album. I don’t know much about either artist, but I can imagine Joni Mitchell having tremendous influence on TS. Anyway, this album did not impress me. I found it boring and her voice average.
Didn’t love it. Didn’t hate it. I’m not gonna hate on a guy who makes nice sounding music from a past era. At least he’s not a copycat. The first song was my favorite.
The recording doesn’t hold up. It sounds really old. Nevertheless, this album is full of hits which everyone knows; however, most of them are covers. This album came out about the same time as some Beatles albums did with the same songs. Interesting. The Beatles did them better, though. I love the screams..too many?
Albums like this one are why I’m living this project so much. Billy Joel was a guy that I never listened to even though I knew I should but never took the time to do it. This has given me the opportunity to listen to albums like this. Billy Joel is great. His style of rock makes me feel sophisticated. I recognized a few of these songs, of course. Great stuff.
Another reason why I love this project. This is my kind of my music from my day. How have I never heard of these guys? I loved it. I didn’t love the singer. I could do better, but they’ve got some nasty licks. I’ll keep listening.
Modern country music…like plain oatmeal. It’s just not that good. “Slow Burn” is great with the banjo, though. “Rainbow” is good. I can leave the rest.
Why is everyone so high on this guy. He doesn’t have a great voice. He’s not rocking out. Yet, he’s everyone’s musical hero. Not mine, though.
I wonder what Nirvana would sound like today if they stayed a band. If they had, we might not have the Foo Fighters. Nevertheless, we are left with this album, which displays raw energy and talent it never gets old listening to this.
This is terrible. I’m embarrassed for them. They’re trying to make political statements that fall flat and are just plain annoying.
Paul, the master, is at work. Sit back and enjoy. I always wonder if this is what The Beatles would have sounded like had they not broken up. Maybe like this but better. “Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-five” might be the greatest closer of all time.