Led Zeppelin IV
Led ZeppelinArguably the best album -by possibly the best rock band to ever grace the planet.
Arguably the best album -by possibly the best rock band to ever grace the planet.
Liked it didn’t love it.
I likely haven’t listened to this album since the mid 80’s. Belinda Carlisle can flat out sing. It’s a pretty short album and I was honestly bummed when it was over.
A classic album from that era. Totally drops me into the early 70’s
Meh. He has a good voice but definitely not something I would ever que up.
Quite listenable but there wasn’t a song that made me think wow I should have listened to more Blur back in the 90’s
5. That is all
I’m not really into hip hop as it didn’t hit its stride until I was out of college and I never jumped in. But it was def easy to listen to and the lyrics are solid and relevant..
May be good for who it’s for. But it’s not for me. Just not my vibe.
Had a couple songs that I enjoyed. But his voice hadn't gotten “there” yet, def prefer later works. Also there wasn’t much variety of sound and it was heavy on the biblical references. But at least we eventually got Hallelujah out of it.
They had a few great songs together but I definitely prefer Paul’s work after the split.
Kinda digging this. I probably hadn’t listened to this album front to back in 15 years. F’n loved it. Not there best album in my mind- but still an easy 5
Before I listened to it I was sure it would be a 5. I was 22 when this album came out and not a fan of hair bands. G-n-R took it past the campy hair band level added an edge that made it “more real”. Listening to it yesterday several songs on the album were still pretty damn hair band and I wavered a bit. But in the end, any album with Jungle, Brownstone, Paradise City and Sweet Child of Mine has to be a 5
There were maybe 3 songs that I thought totally sucked. I almost stopped listening after the first song. Dumb lyrics, crappy vocals, simplistic. The rest was ok for me. But def more background than something that I am going to intentionally que up. But the first song was so bad the album gets a 2. Who the hell does that. It’s like putting your slow weak hitting catcher in the lead off spot.
I was a bit surprised and slightly disappointed. That another blur album popped up within a couple weeks of the last. But I did enjoy this one more than the previous. Was the whiskey finer, was I just in a better mood or is the album actually superior. I don’t know but giving this one a 4.
A well produced pleasant listen, but I get zero emotional jolt from this one. Def consider this background music.
Beautiful voice- well composed songs. I don’t recall ever listening to this entire album before - But I will again.
I thought it was a solid album. I didn’t love it -but did enjoy it.
Neil is on my rock and roll Mt Rushmore and Crazy Horse Neil is the best Neil.
Listening to the first song I was sure this would be a 1 or 2 for me. But listening through, I can appreciate it. But not one I’ll likely intentionally listen to again -
If I ever tried to put together a favorite 25 albums of all time list- this would definitely make the cut.
I was a huge REM fanboi in the 80’s and this is the album when they started to turn the corner to a more poppy sound. Their first 4 main albums all get a 5 in my book. This is very good -but just not as good.
I’ll give it a 3 because it is good for what it is. But it’s not for me. This is one of those it’s not you, it’s me kinda things.
When you put out as many albums as Neil -there are going to be some clunkers. This sounds like some guys that are required to kick out an album every 8 months by their label just f’n around the studio. There are some good riffs and nice moments but generally pretty weak.
I have heard of Simply Red and def heard a few of his songs - but hadn’t put the two together. I was thinking he was more like a Howard Jones. I was quite wrong. I didn’t enjoy every song but in whole I thought this was an excellent album. The dude can sing.
Avant Garde 80’s pop. Not really my jam but much better than most 80’s pop.
The amount of incredible music that the Beatles released in the short period between 65-70 is staggering- especially compared to most major acts now that release an album every other year- maybe. Easy 5
Just no. It could serve a purpose as background music at a gym, or a dance club, but I just don’t get it. It may be great to those that like this genre, but I am certain that I will never intentionally listen to it again. I only listened to maybe half of the first album as I would fast forward through portions of “songs” and generallly it was hard to tell I was doing so as it was picking up right where I left off.
An eclectic collection of tunes. Some sound like they could have come straight out of the 60’s. Mixed with songs like Radiate and the huge rocking hits like Call Me and Heart of Glass.
I have heard of Nick Cave but honestly wasn’t familiar with his music. I don’t know why but I always assumed his genre was punk. Quite wrong. I enjoyed this album.
Absolutely love this album. For me- this was their peak. They had mastered their jangly sound but were yet to take it to the polished poppy style which starts to expose itself with Green.
What A Voice.
Simple pop punk. Quite repetitive- but I didn’t hate it.
Masterpiece
I am not a jazz aficionado. In fact I’m barely a novice. But I know what I like and I really really liked this.
Tull def had their own sound. I didn’t like everything they did, but they got this one right.
Prior to this album I am certain I have never queued up Massive Attack. And I can’t recall having ever heard of them. Def not the style of music that I listen to. But I did find it quite solid and enjoyable.
Queen was always “a lot”. But this is waaaay too much. I felt like I should be tossing up “jazz hands” as this reminded me more of a rocking show choir performance than the band that would become iconic just a handful of years later.
I know that if I heard this for the first time today -it’s a 3 a best, probably a strong 2. But so many lifetime memories were made with this album playing in the background. It was the high school soundtrack of 1983/84.
Certainly not hardcore. I thought it was a little “ boring”. I didn’t love it but I also didn’t hate it.
Definitely an all time classic pop album. But by the time I was 12 years old I rarely intended to pop. But this album def got the girls on the dance floor in college. So I give it a 4.
Loved it when it came out- Love it now. I think I am going to break out a flannel today.
Awful is the only word to describe it. The album title should have been Suck
Some awesome songs on this album - but also a few that I remember fast forwarding on my cassette player back in the day.
Outside of American Pie the album is a 1.5 - at best. But having one of the best all time singalongs earns it enough to give it a 3.
The fact that I remember when this came out and I know how much it was loved by myself and my peers- probably has something to do with me giving this a 5. But listening to it over the weekend, it is still a really good album. I was singing along to every song and loved it.
Not something that I want to listen to in the car or in the background while at dinner or anytime really -other than maybe during a workout. I don’t hate it - but I don’t like it.
I had to go to YouTube to find it. He may be the Algerian sensation - but I wasn’t feeling it. But I have to admit I was surprised by the Imagine cover. Not necessarily in a good way. Just surprised.
A little bit of punk feel and has some jangly guitars that I dig. But all in all on the south side of mediocre.
It’s a meh from me dawg.
A few of the songs I really enjoyed: Rebellion, Wake up, Crown of love. A few were solid. The rest I didn’t really enjoy at all. It’s a strong 3. But a 3
I remember the first time I heard “Smells Like Teen Spirit” off of Nevermind. I went and bought the cd within the hour- and listened to it on repeat joyous in the knowledge that hair bands were finally going to go away. This album has some good songs- but def isn’t Nevermind.
I loved this album and thought this is going to be an easy 5. But listening through again for the first time in years it didn’t hit quite as hard for me as it once did. The great songs were still great but a little too much filler for a 5
Nothing here is overly offensive to the ears -but def nothing to excite me. Perfect for an elevator.
Solid punkish rock album by a band of which I wasn’t familiar. Simple but I like their sound.
This had the potential to be good. Some nice riffs and rocking grooves -but there was also too much forced angst, drama and urgency with the vocals that didn’t seem even a little authentic.
Folk rock was in its heyday and this album was one of the best of the era.
Solid. Has a couple really catch tunes but also a bit of filler. Like it don’t love it.
I never listen to this genre- so I can’t tell you if it is good or not in that regard. I can say I didn’t care for it nor will I willfully listen to it again. But it didn’t make my ears bleed like a few of these albums did.
Liked it didn’t love it.
Arguably the best album -by possibly the best rock band to ever grace the planet.
If this was an album from a band not affiliated with NY and the Warhol scene- I doubt I would have ever heard of it. And although there are a couple tasty tunes - I don’t feel like I would have missed much.
I loved this album years ago, but hadn’t listened to it in quite a while. I still love it.
Although it was interesting with Spanish and Indian/Turkish influences on some of the songs It’s just not my thing.
A fun enjoyable listen.
Rush isn’t everyone’s “cup of tea”. But they are fantastic musicians and this is a fantastic album
Pretty sure I destroyed a pair of Jensen speakers with this cassette.
A few catchy hooks. And a couple songs I really enjoyed. But doubt I ever front to back this album again.
For me - when this broke it was a whole new sound. And that sound was fantastic.
Like a lot of albums here- this isn’t my thing. Not sad I listened to it -but not likely to ever do so again.
You know within 3 notes when it is Jack White on guitar. Love his sound. This is a very solid rock n roll album.
An incredibly talented original. Love his vibe.
There is a reason I’m not a cure fan.
I didn’t grow up listening to jazz- But I now enjoy jazz. I didn’t grow up listening to electronica - I will never enjoy electronica