Absolute classic.
Solid American classic rock
Undoubtedly an all time classic but not one I love.
Classic album, Vienna and She’s always a woman are highlights.
I can appreciate what it is but just couldn’t get into it. It’s also over 2 hours long.
Just didn’t get it. Saved a 1 star by the last song and how hilariously mental some of it was.
Decent. Nothing to dislike about it but didn’t love it either.
Not actually that bad. Wasn’t expecting anything and didn’t hate it.
Decent, nothing to dislike but not overly memorable.
Not my type of thing. Jangly and forgettable, was expecting more.
Not for me. Not my type of thing as it is but found it not very memorable and a bit dull.
Classic. Wouldn’t say it’s my type of thing but really enjoyed it. Amazing voice, catchy brilliant musicianship and some classic songs.
Actually quite enjoyed it. A bit more up my street, catchy fast paced punk straying into hardcore every so often. Was tempted to give it 4 but in reality it doesn’t stack up to the other 4s I’ve given.
Absolutely amazing. Not much to be said that hasn’t been already, stripped back, raw and emotional. Different in that’s it’s not an acoustic “best of” set, it’s littered with amazing covers, including a couple from lesser known bands such as Meat Puppets. Can almost feel the tense nervousness in Cobain to start with but is a flawless performance which almost feels like a signing off. Highlights are Pennyroyal Tea, Man Who Sold the World, All Apologies and Where Did You Sleep Last Night, really though, every song is amazing. 5/5.
Interesting, clear link between the 60s and punk, absolutely sounds like an early punk record. A bit mad at times but I could get on board with it. Interesting to see what feels like the start or punk.
Good solid indie album, probably usually only worth 3 but quite nostalgic.
Not for me. Some people will probably love it and find it ground breaking, I found it dull.
Quite nice, great voice and a couple of absolute gems.
Not a bad indie album, quite aggressive, unique vocally but not overly memorable and struggle to get into it a bit
Really good, experimental two tone. Sometimes catchy and fun music hides the bleak dark lyrics. I preferred side one, although enjoyable side two strays more towards the experimental lounge music side. Highlights are Man at C&A, Hey Little Rich Girl, Pearls Cafe, Sock it to Em J.B and International Jet Set
Brilliant. Dark and absolutely bleak album about depression and drug addiction. Lyrically can be absolutely soul crushing, Stayley’s voice is amazing throughout. Musically it’s heavy, grunge with big, sludgy, metal influenced rifts. The whole album is brilliant but highlights are probably Them Bones, Down In A Hole, Sickman, Dirt, Angry Chair and Would?
It’s not actually my type of thing but it’s undeniably packed back to back with massive songs, to the point that for most people it would be a best of album. Would give it 4.5 just because I wouldn’t personally put it on but I’ll be generous and go 5.
Aggressive, fast paced thrash. But it’s more than that, mega complex musically with insane guitar work. Lyrically more challenging as well, covering environmental and political topics. Only slight gripe is it is quite long and maybe doesn’t have as many “massive” songs as some other Metallica albums of that era.
It’s definitely Queen but it’s different. Not an album I knew much about, it doesn’t have any of the “massive” Queen songs - a bit early. It’s a bit heavier and possibly a bit rougher but is undeniably Queen.
Couldn’t get into that at all. Not really my type of thing at the best of times but found it dull and turgid, may as well have been background music in a lift.
Not my thing but didn’t actually mind it. Catchy and smooth.
Surprisingly decent! Was going to go 4 but don’t think it can stand up to the other 4s I’ve given. Solid indie, some songs having a punky feel.
Not usually my thing but enjoyed it. Catchy, good flow, knew more of it than I expected.
That’s 42 minutes I’m not getting back.
Classic. Not my usual thing but really enjoyed it. Some absolute classics but it’s all good.
Wouldn't usually be my type of thing but I really enjoyed it. Nice and relaxing then watergate blues appears and it’s just as relevant as ever.
Not my type of thing at all but it was catchy and was a few songs I actually knew.
I wanted to love it but just didn’t. It wasn’t bad but it didn’t really standout to me. The drumming was brilliant, pinball wizard is good but I didn’t love the rest.
Shoegazy psychedelic indie pop. Not my usual thing but didn’t hate it. Didn’t love it either so middle of the road.
Decent country rock. Neither like or disliked it.
Cheesy, silly but brilliant. So catchy, every song is a singalong and it’s fun. Plus it’s full of genuine classics. People will hate it but I don’t care, 4.5 but nostalgia takes it up to a 5.
Not for me, dull.
Simple, great voice and lyrically brilliant. Covers race, politics and relationships, much more than just fast car.
Catchy, funky, super aggressive and offensive but brilliant.
Great voice but not overly my kind of thing.
Oddly enjoyable only western music, reminds me of Clint Eastwood films.
Decent hard rock. A bit stoner rock for me but not bad. 3.5 is probably more realistic but I’ll be generous.
Old school jazz, just not my type of thing.
Didn’t love it, didn’t hate it, probably won’t remember it. Also not a massive fan of Costello’s voice for some reason.
Not my type of thing but enjoyed it, catchy and a good voice.
