Tago Mago
CanA classic. Gets more and more bizarre with every song. Aumgn and Peking O are wonderful.
A classic. Gets more and more bizarre with every song. Aumgn and Peking O are wonderful.
Not bad, but not my kind of album. I prefer the French versions of the songs generally. One and a half hours is just too long for an album like this however.
It's the bloody Beatles
second half bit less interesting, decent to good album
Favorite Talking Geads album so far. Ending track is great.
Best rap in the game.
Already listened before. Fun album, not the best work by the police but it has a nice vibe. No bad tracks but not many standouts either.
Odd voice, instrumentation is really solid. Haiti is a nice and chill song. Alright album but I don't think I'll listen to it much again, not my cup of tea.
Audio volume issues on Deezer really hampered my enjoyment. Enjoyable album, reminds me of House of Pain. Do prefer other rap acts of the time to this however.
Quintessential punk. Punk did go on to do cooler things though.
A classic. Gets more and more bizarre with every song. Aumgn and Peking O are wonderful.
Enjoying this more than I thought. Lyrics are really fun and the songs aren’t too ska for my taste.
YOU GOTTA FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO PARTY!!!
Feels like a typical soul-album of the era. Nice album but not something that really sticks.
Wowie zowie what a cool album.
Best album to vent out anger.
It sounds fine, but makes for a forgettable piece of muzak. Something to put on in the background. Don’t know why is quite nostalgic though.
Not a fan of sophisti-pop. The look of love and poison arrow are fine cheesy 80’s singles. The rest didn’t leave an impact.
Fine album, enjoyed it more than the other album I listened by them.
Classic. One of the best prog rock albums out there.
Fun album with some nice songs on it, kids especially.
Clearly a quality album. Has a bunch of great parts but a lot of it doesn't really stand out to me. Has a bit of an old timey English feel. Not really my type of music but good listen nonetheless.
Good album with some stand out tracks like Superstition and I Believe. Stevie Wonder did make a few better albums though.
Pop punk :O .... but it's actually good !!! :O.
Classic CCR, I listened to a lot of CCR and still think I haven’t spent enough time with this one.
Thought I’d enjoy it more than I did.
You can really hear what would become the hard rock and heavy metal of the later 70’s in this one.
More of a hits collection than a proper album, only really like about half the songs so half the rating.
Really did not enjoy it. All of it felt like filler run of the mill pop content. Even Angels, normally a pretty good song, didn't stand out much because it was right in the middle of the album.
Bizarre album, quite jazzy.
Nice vocal jazz, not the genre that is really my cup of tea though.
Absolute classic. Miles is more revered for his later work within modal and jazz fusion, but this is a good showcase of why he was already the best tooter in the early 50's.
Good rap album, Nelly Furtado feature is a plus.
Fine
Great record, the album tracks are even better than the hits.
Very solid album, probably 5 stars but gotta listen to it more for that.
Pretty fun album, good old rock 'n roll that's kind of an outlier for its time.
Friction and the title track are great songs. Other songs are good too.
Good album, very relaxing. Many imitated it, none did better.
One of the albums of all time
Never gave it a fair chance before and ... wow. Very nice listen, experimental yet still a pretty easy listen. Easy to see why it got so popular. Fitter Happier and the second half not being as interesting drags it down a bit for me though.
Good one. Mark Knopfler has a really characteristic playing style. Not what I’d call ground breaking but very nice nonetheless.
Seems good, probably need a bit more time. Can easily see the rating go up to 4 eventually.
Its the Smiths but more of it, will most likely go back to it at some point later in time but didn’t impress me that much at first.
Classic Neil
Not bad, but not my kind of album. I prefer the French versions of the songs generally. One and a half hours is just too long for an album like this however.
All time classic, every song on it is pleasant to listen to and there are some stand out tracks like I just wasn't made for these times and wouldn't it be nice. There are no pet sounds in this album however >:(.
One of the most boring listens I've had so far. This album goes nowhere. Some of the grooves are nice, but then they drag on for long and lose any of the impact they really had. Elevator music for stoners.
Number of good tracks on this one, Locomotive Breath and Aqualung are classic rock staples and theres other good ones as well. Doesn’t really feel like prog rock to me.
I feel like Ray Charles has better albums from this time.
It grows on you, nice soundscapes throughout.
Fine standard rock & roll album, doesn’t seem to have many of the hits on it.
Has a lot of fun guitar is it. Did like the album but it left less of an impact than I would’ve liked it to.
Probably the best classic punk album. Has a lot of bangers and a lot of fun wit in it. Anti-pope, Melody Lee and Looking at you are the high points.
How is this an essential album? Feels like every other similar album from the time.
Surprisingly good. The singles I was already familiar with, but there were some nice album tracks in there as well. The album tracks did fall off in the second half though.
Kind of a weird album. Figured I’d like it more since I like a lot of post-punk, but this one doesn’t do anything for me. Fodderstompf also really stinks.
The samples are nice and well implemented. Overall didn't like it as much as I did first time around. Kind of starts sounding the same after an hour.
Good album, liked it more than OK computer.
Nice and quite mellow album. Really liked the 60s psychedelic tones throughout. Prefer screamadelica though.
Much preferred this one over funeral. Out is the somewhat boring indie rock, in with the more uptempo and upbeat instrumentation. The electronic touches are nice too. Sounds a lot like what a lot of early 2010’s rock tried to be.
Was a fine album, don’t enjoy the Police like I used to.
Great album, lovely instrumentation. No idea what he's singing but it sounds nice.
Good album, certainly gonna come back to it.
Fine album, other Bowie albums are better. Did have a bunch of good tracks like I'd rather be high.
Lots of familiar songs, more than I anticipated. Really enjoyed it, but most likely won’t visit it again anyways.
One of my favorite surprises so far. Really enjoyed the atmosphere, instrumentation and his voice.
One of my favorite Leonard Cohen albums. All the songs on here are great, even the less liked ones like Jazz police I still manage to enjoy. Does suffer from some very 1980's music tropes but it doesn't distract from the quality too much.
Really enjoyed the first few tracks, but it fell off and the second side didn’t capture me the same way.
It's got some of the big hits for sure. I've never been enamored with Aretha Franklin's deepcuts for some reason, which prevents me from giving it 5 stars.
Not as good as the rest of the big 4. Caught in a Mosh is a nice track and none of the other tracks are especially bad, but they don’t leave much of a lasting impact and feel quite generic.
Not that impressed by it. Working class hero is a great song, but I don't find myself liking many of the other tracks on here. The dude can do a good scream though.
Shine on you crazy diamond is a great song, but I don't find myself caring about the 3 songs that interrupt it as much. Pink Floyd has made better albums.
It exists ... And it's music. Really not memorable.
The combination of metal and classical instrumentation works really well. The fact that it's a live album with the public in the background helps add to the more theatrical feel as well. What really kills it are the vocals though. This era of Metallica isn't the best and this weird autotuned voice ruins the impact. Some tracks like nothing else matters and call of ktulu work really well, but most of the newer tracks don't.
Pretty fun listen, had some fun instruments.
Essential heavy metal album. Not as much of a focus on the vocals as other Iron Maiden albums, which I like.
Didn't like this the first time around, but listening to it again I'm starting to come around to it. Pretty good and fun album, but still a bit pop-ish for my tastes.
Good rock album.
I like most things Neil Young and I like this one. It's got the most big hits of all his albums for sure, although not every track is as great.
Courtney Love has a great voice and can really scream out the lyrics. The scream-tracks are a high point, don't really like the softer songs as much.
Not my type of music at all, but I really enjoy it. Fun beats in there and quite uptempo. Can't make out any of the lyrics. It does get a bit gimmicky after a while.
What a nothing album. It's not awful, but there is nothing here that I'd consider worth coming back to. About 100 other artists do this exact schtick but better.
Fun listen. Quite a solid album for it's era, feels like more than just some thrown together songs.
Really not what I anticipated, based on the singles I knew by them. Really good rocker and a lot more noise rock and punk-y than I expected them to be. Multiple really cool songs out of this. Really glad I got to listen this, even with that ugly album cover.
Pretty good shoegaze album. Doesn't go quite as wacky as some other shoegaze efforts though.
Not as strong as the debut album imo. It does have the bigger hits, but I don’t really care as much for them as I do on their debut or powerslave. Still a really solid metal album, but not quite their best.
Was fun at first, but it really turned into a slog to get through in the middle section. Somewhat nice industrial and ominous tones throughout, but nothing that really justifies its length. Does have enough nice moments and a good enough album cover to save it from 1 star.
Don't really feel this one. Its got great songs and some of the best songs of the time as covers, but as an album it doesn't really strike me. Later Aretha albums are a bit more coherent and work better as albums, rather than singles collections.
This one flew by. Really nice album and a genre of jazz I’d like to discover more.
Bob Marley at his best, less of the hits and more politically charged songs. Liked it but still not really a fan of reggae, the beat really doesn’t match the tone of the songs.
No idea why they chose this Monkees album, fine bubblegum pop.
I don't really like Cindy Laupers voice, sounds too screechy to me. Time after time is a great 80's classic, the rest of the songs range from pretty good to awful. I didn't like the last part of the album and the weird reggae-beat song and Beach Boys-esque track on it.
Almost feels more like a greatest hits album than a regular one. Has a ton of great songs on it, my favorites being wild horses and moonlight mile.
Lyricism is on point, but I don't really like Kendricks rapping voice.
Great noisy rock album, really liked this one.
Pretty good synthpop album, feels like I’ve gotten a lot of synthpop so far.
Bit boring eh.
Good album, but man that’s a lot longer than expected. Really liked how it was a big summary of classic country and American folk. Sometimes their interpretations felt a bit corny however.
Could see myself listening to this more often. Lots of interesting beats and songs on here.
Not their best album. Papa was a rolling stone is the clear highlight here and an amazing song by itself. The rest of the songs are nice but not as impactful.
Had some fun beats, feels non-essential otherwise. Don’t think I’ll listen to it again.
Ahead of its time, was not expecting it to be more jazz than rock. Good album though its not one to listen often.
Great album, feels like the american Elton John.
Good band man yeah idk.
I really liked the boombastic in your face songs.T he albums did have a few duds though, like the 10 minute song Water.
Street life is a great song, the rest of the album is somewhat uplifting elevator jazz fusion. 3 Stars.
Feels like every song on this album could have been a hit. Don't like the hits as much on it since they're so incredibly overplayed. Great essential piece of hair metal though, probably all the hair metal you will ever need.
What a great album, probably the best hip hop album out there.
It's a good listen for sure, but it feels as if you miss some of the heft of the pieces by not watching the associated movie. Still a nice listen that flies by.
The bass playing is amazing on this, really groovy. I feel disco is more of a singles game though, and this doesn’t have the hit power some other disco albums have.
Lovely soulful album. Lots of great hits on it like let’s stay together and how can you mend a broken heart. Album feels like the perfect length as well.
I was pleasantly surprised by the deeper cuts on this one. Heathen and Waiting in vain were great tracks. My hatred towards Three little birds and One love bumps this down significantly though, can’t stand these don’t worry be happy-esque reggae songs.
Perhaps his best work. It’s politically charged, yet upbeat and incredibly groovy.
Train did it better. Great album but I think Led Zeppelin went on to do better and greater things on future albums.
A lot of nice soundscapes in there. I really liked the dark ambient tones in the first song. The rest of the album was more upbeat but still nice.
Everything is right objectively, but I find myself not really caring for almost anything Bruce Springsteen. It’s all a bit too polished and bombastic for me.
Great bit of noisy alternative rock. Lots of great songs like the opening track. However, it does get a bit same-y at times.
One of the first hard rock records ever. Love the distorted noisy guitar on it. Lots of great tracks like Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses and of course Sunshine of your love. Not every track is as great, but I enjoy listening to all of them.
Not often that you find a new album where you already know most of the songs on there. Hugely important band, but I’m not that much of a fan of the Louvin Brothers vocal performance.
I should like it, based on my preferences, but I cannot seem to get into it. The songs don’t stick with me.
Generic blues rock, thought El Camino was better.