The influence of Jagged Little Pill on post-pop progressive death metal cannot be overstated. 4

Exclusive. 5

Meh. 2.5

They named this album after my boutique. Ill. 5

Excellent. 4

LOVE!!! 5

Groovy. 3.4

Wow. 5

Solid! 4

Radiohead. 3

Flawless. 5

Awesome. 4.3

Great. 4.

Perfect. 5

Cool. 3.6

Ok. 3.5

Ok. 2.5

Sweet. 4

Radiohead. 3

Horny :) 3.5

Funky. 3.5

Wild! 4

Transformative. 4.5

Cool. 3

Groundbreaking. 5. RIP MCA.

Beautiful. 4.

Fun! 3.5

Phat!! 4.5

Swingin'!! 4

Crazy. 3.5

Alright. 3

Strange. 3.5

Classic. 4

Classic. 3.4

Sexy. 3.75

Sexy. 2.9

Classic. 3.8

Classic. 3.8

Magic. 4.375.

Boring. 2.

Cool. 3.25

Classic. 3.5

Classic. 4

Classic . 4.5

Ok. 3

Dope. 4

Yes!! 4.5

? 2

Genius. 5. RIP Shane.

Masterpiece. 5

Brilliant. 5

Hope!! :) 4.5

Frowny. 3

Revolutionary!! 5

Deep. 4

Screeeeeeam!!! 4

Undeniable. 5

Nope. 3

Classic. 4

Na. 2

Magic. 5

FUN!! 4

Unique. 4

Classic. 4.75

Slay. 4

Exquisite. 5

Classic. 4.85

🤘 4

Masterpiece. 5

Sunshiney 🌞 3

Ok. 3

Joy!! 🙂 4.9

Represent. 5

Classic. 4

Confusing. 4

Beautiful. 5

Solid. 4.5

Quintessential. 5

Metallica. 4

Smooth. 4

Cool. 3.5

Revolutionary!! 5

🤘😝 5

Too often overshadowed by the genius of their sophomore effort, The Black Crowes' Shake Your Money Maker stands confidently alongside albums like Are You Experienced and Appetite for Destruction as one of rock's greatest debuts. Caw!! 5

If The Doors were proto-punk vampires. 3.5

Prehistoric. 3

The influence of Jagged Little Pill on post-pop progressive death metal cannot be overstated. 4

💙 4.5

Punk. 4

Someone needs to teach these guys how to spell. 3.5

Exclusive. 5

Renegades!?! 3

Heee-hee!! 4

Beautiful. 3.5

Tool meets System of a Down meets Santana meets King Crimson meets Bjork. Nice. 3.5

Neil. 3

Dreamy. 3

Smooth. 3.5

Insane. 5

Guy Ritchie soundtrack. 3.25

Shamone-Ah!! 4

Perfect. 5

Ok. 3

Masterpiece. 5

Fucking 💙 ABBA!! Brilliant! 5

Never step into a faerie ring. 3.5

The Arctic Monkeys wish they were The Libertines. But pretty cool though anyway. 3.75

Keith Moon was right...just kidding...5... obviously.

Junky. 4.75

Classic. 4

I absolutely fucking hated this shit. 1

I absolutely fucking loved this shit! 5

Very Cool. 5

Is "Are You Experienced" the greatest debut album of all time? Was Jack the Ripper a sixty foot sea serpent from Scotland? Did I take this job for a quick buck? We may never know the answers to these questions... 5

RIP David. 5

Quirky! 3.75

Motorhead. 5 🤘

Pixies. 4

Meh. 2.5

Totally 80's. 3.25

Ok. 2.35

Angelic. 💙. 5

I liked this a lot better than I thought I would. 3

Down, cool, groovy and smoothe...3.5

Fuckin. A. 5

Maybe if I was tripping. 2

I shouldn't even dignify this with a review, and I'm sure as hell not going to listen to it. Dumbest band name ever. Dumbest album title ever. It should be on a list of albums to avoid at all costs. Fuck Limp Bizkit. 1. Obviously.

Pleasant. 4

Meh. 3

Ok. 2.5

Fine vintage progressive rock. 4

Oui. Tre Bien. 3.65

Perfect. 5

Classic. 5

How do you not open this album with Eruption>You Really Got Me? I'll never understand it. Still, another great debut. 5

Fun! 3.5

I'm giving this a three because the songs are great and Thin Lizzy rocks. But this is not an album. In any universe. It's barely even an EP. 3

I don't understand The Rolling Stones. 3.5

Chill. 3

Reggae. 3

Not so much. 2.25

Good job, David. 4.5

The angle of the dangle is adversely proportionate to the heat of the beat. Classic prog. 4.75

I'd rather be listening to Iron Maiden. 3.5

Is this objectively great, as so many seem to think? Or is it maudlin garbage? Was Jack the Ripper a sixty foot sea serpent from Scotland? Did I take this job for a quick buck? We may never know the answers to these questions, every one of these songs sounds exactly the same, and they all make me want to drown myself in a pool. I'm only giving it a 2.5 because the poetry is pretty good.

Cool. 3

I think most double albums are self-congratulatory, over-reaching, pretentious and unnecessary. Back to Basics is no different. Four songs in I was giving it a five. Sexy...hot...fire. But as much as I love hearing Christina call me Daddy and beg for a spanking, the second album totally loses the plot, and wouldn't have been heard by anyone if not for its pairing with the first. And sadly, not even her planet shatteringly incredible voice can save it. 3.5

Good old Simon Garfunkel. 3.5

Beatles. 4

Not quite. 2.5

I dug these mellow grooves. 3

Not sure, but I don't think so... 2.5

Violet precipitation. Cinco. That means you too.

...and yet, I still feel sick...🥴...2

One of the few albums I will totally forgive for being incredibly cover heavy, The Trinity Session was a game changer for me. A true masterpiece and contender for greatest debut album of all time, the fact that this trend defying gem was released at the height of the hair metal craze gives it legit punk credentials. And Margot has the voice of an angel. Unquestionably a 5.

Everybody Hurts is one of the worst musical crimes ever committed. And this is by no means my favorite REM album. But it's a solid effort. 3.1

Wow. Five CD's and all of it great. Incredible. Loved listening to this. 5 Parenthetically, not considering CD number 6, cuz no vocals and wtf 🥴

Groovy!! Needs more drumz though 😋 4.75

I like The Killers. 3

Indeed. 5

So so. 3

Nothing like the thought of amorous lizards to get my blood pumping 😝🤘. 5

Pleasant, mellow, liquid grooves...but didn't quite grab me ... 3

Perfect hip hop magic. 5

Not what I expected. Not impressed. 2.5

When the still sea conspires an armor And her sullen and aborted Currents breed tiny monsters True sailing is dead. 3

A breath of fresh air in a world of big hair. 5

If ABBA went to space... 3

Good. But didn't quite get me. 3

Not the biggest Meetwood Flac fan, but there's no denying this one. I'll even forgive Christine for Oh Daddy 🤢. 5

Play that funky music white boy!! 3

Liked this a lot more than the last Beta Band album we got, but still not completely on board. 3

I guess this is good for what it is, but I'm not really into it...3.

Classic. Influential. But not my favorite thing. 3.5

This is great rock-'n'-roll. 5

What in the actual fuck?!? I'll show mercy and withhold the one rating, considering how absurd and hilarious this is...🥴...2.

Slay Queen. 5

Fela. 5

I dig these mellow grooves. 4

Great album, but the Pumpkins have yet to earn a five from me. 4.5

Fun! 4

Cool...I guess... doesn't really do it for me...3

Parliament is funky as hell...but they're no Don Simmons. 4.75

A true piece of mastery. 5

Good not great. Like not love. 4

Ok. 3

I am the walrus. 4

Undeniable. 5

This isn't really my thing, and the fact that it came out in 1996 but still makes me feel old and out of touch makes me feel even older and out of toucher...but I guess it's alright...3

Thought I would enjoy this more than I did. 3

First time listening to Nas. Good shit. 5

This was fun. 4

Not all that glitters is gold but stack your money to the sky. Whatever Kanye. And let me be clear. Fuck this guy. But I feel like this is an objectively great album. So 5.

Weird. Not horrible. Not my favorite thing. I'll be generous. 3

Nope. 2

Hard to argue with that. 5

I enjoyed listening to this music. 5

Awesome. Now I won't have to use my AK today. 5

Perfection. Absolute joy. God bless ABBA!! 5

I've never understood why this was so big. I just don't get it. 3

Classic REM. 4

I enjoyed listening to these mellow grooves. 3

I've got your secret green cocaine dolphin right here!!! 2

This made me want to shake my booty. So I did. 4

That is what I am talking about. 5

They named this album after my boutique. Ill. 5

Another 5 for Credence!!

Bob. 5

Gee whiz, these mother fuckers can certainly play that rock -n-roll...4.5

Cock buzzing goodness. 4

Fairly ashamed that I've never heard this album before. It's great. Falls short of a five for me, though. Not big on the title track. 4.5

This both totally appropriate for where I'm at right now and the last thing I should be listening to...but a great album nonetheless...5

BURKE!!!! 4

Chill grooves for my Wednesday...kind of boring though...4

Interesting. Weird. Not bad. 3.25

Chrissie Hynde is a Goddess. Capital G. Great Friday record. BIG 5.

A 5 for the Pinkest of Floyd's!!

This didn't quite get me there. 3

If there was an early 70's version of Primus, but not as fun or interesting. Kind of liked Bach is Dead, though...2.25

Other than Bittersweet Symphony, I went into this totally cold. Brit Pop, innit? Very much enjoyed it. 4

Solid. 4

Remember that one time...when we were doing the album generator thing...and Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd was the album...and it was a Monday...and all of a sudden it was cool jazz Monday? That was awesome. 5

Ice Cube is indeed in the motherfucking house. 4

Suspiciously drum heavy effort from these pioneers of Scottish samba funk. I liked this better than the last Cure album we got, but still waiting for the really good stuff. 3.65

Neil Finn is the antichrist. 3

Carlos!! 5

For your information, my Nigerian goddess, Chicago is not on the coast and there is no R in your name. That being said, Diamond Life is a unique masterpiece of smooth jazz pop, and I LOVE it!! 5

Only knew the hit going into this. It was interesting. 3

I think this album is objectively awesome, but The Libertines get 5's all around for being one of the coolest bands ever anyway. So 5.

Decent. Nothing mind blowing. 3.5

Wilco. 5

Not necessarily my favorite thing, but credit where credit is due... this is a great album. 5

Had me. Lost me. But for what it's worth, kudos for the pre-80's eighties sound. 2

Good job Neil. 4.5

Didn't like this nearly as much as I thought I would, but a good album just the same. 3.75

Been listening to this since I was fourteen. It never gets old. I still remember the exact moment I first heard Metallica as if it were yesterday. Master of Puppets. Truly undeniable. One of modern music's greatest achievements, across all genres, and as far as greatest metal albums are concerned, only Slayer's Reign in Blood even comes close to this true masterpiece. There isn't a high enough number. Rest in power Cliff Burton.

Pure love. 5

Kinda sorta loved this. Five for originality. Five for chanteusery. And a big five for the line, "if sex were an Olympic sport we'd have won the gold". 5

If David Bowie and T. Rex made me want to kill myself. 2

Whatever this is, I love it!! 5

The angle of the dangle is adversely proportionate to the heat of the beat. Classic prog. 5

Go ahead. Give Ray Charles less than a five. I fucking DARE you!! 5

😐. 3. Barely.

Hell. Yeah. 5

This is a fine album. But I have not clue one as to what about it necessitates interaction with my ears prior to my demise. 3

The saxophone. One of a gazillion reasons why the 80's is my favorite musical decade. Love the alligator mouth trio of Broken>Head Over Heels>Broken. But not quite a five, I'm afraid. 4.5

More props than Arsenio Hall, you say? On point!

Post 80's top 40 pop music absolutely sucks. "Take On Me" by Ah-Ha is better than anything Taylor Swift ever did. 2. (Feeling generous)

I can't decide whether to give this a 4 or a high 3. I liked it, though.

This was totally new to me. Never even heard of it. Not bad. 3