anal bum a day 1
My first experience with De La Soul was right when I was getting into music, I found out about their stuff through a frequent collaborator of theirs, Damon Albarn with Gorillaz. Unfortunately, I think this album falls a little flat compared to the praise that it gets. There's some fantastic stuff on here, but the album is so bloated that it's just a slog to get through. There's really only 3 standout tracks, those being: The Magic Number, Eye Know, and Me Myself and I. All that being said, it's still a great album. While the verses really aren't all that crazy, the high points are high enough for me to enjoy it. 7/10
anal bum a day 2
Never really been a Nirvana fan, I've always seen them as the worst of the big 4 grunge bands (the others being Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains). This is for sure one of the better MTV Unplugged performances, but it PAILS in comparison to the Alice In Chains one. The uncanny feel of this performance really makes it special, it's just not my favorite. Still holds up well, I can imagine revisiting from time to time. 7.5/10
anal bum a day 3
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO!
I'm so glad that whoever made the list included this one, Common used to be one of my favorite rappers a couple years ago, and this was my favorite from him. I'm familiar enough with Be to say that it is one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever created. Riddled with Kanye West and Dilla production, the instrumentals are extremely uplifting and soulful.
"I was rollin' around, in my mind it occurred
What if God was a her?
Would I treat her the same? Would I still be runnin' game on her?
In what type of ways would I want her?
Would I want her for her mind or her heavenly body?"
Common's verses are fantastic and his storytelling is inspiring. I can't hear these songs and be in a bad mood. 9/10
anal bum a day 4
alright the generator REALLY doesn't want us to give up this time
Rage Against the Machine is one of those bands that is just so culturally significant that this HAD to be on the list. Politically charged funk metal band RATM releases one of the most iconic debut albums of all time on November 3, 1992, the day of the presidential election of Bill Clinton. This record is chock full of insanely catchy riffs and sarcastic writing. The energetic delivery of Rocha's vocals really sells the whole thing, and it's pretty hard to not yell along. FUCK man this album is fire.
8/10
anal bum a day 5
Alright FINALLY a first listen album. I'm unfamiliar with any of the context of this album, but I am aware it was released in 1967. That being said, this album does NOT sound like it was released in 1967. what the FUCK. I really didn't expect to like this, but I thoroughly enjoyed every song.
absolute heat 7.5/10
anal bum a day 6
one of zappa's most eclectic projects. I don't know much about this album but I do know that people LOVE zappa. I'm just going to see how it goes and write what I think after listening.
alright yeah it was pretty fire, the playing on this album is great
not many thoughts on this one
7.5/10
mmmmmm yes shove mid psych down my throat mmmm space and drugs and boobs mmmmmm wowza!
pretty great songwriting tbh! i love the groovy instrumentals
i fw this heavy
i didnt listen to it again, its been a while since i've heard it but if i remember right its pretty HEAT
british guys can cook
its crazy actually all of these songs are enjoyable
the highs are very high and the lows are still great
crazy underrated stuff here
i had no idea what to expect
it's not the kind of "industrial" that i'm used to, but this is pioneering for 1978
at times it feels very uneasy and at others its legitimately depressing
there are some kind of weak spots for sure, and that's to be expected. it's not the greatest thing ever, but it pleasantly surprised me.
yeah
9/10
classic
this mf clueless
this mf not blind bruh
pretty heat
made me black
made me white again
made me even whiter again
Talking Heads is the greatest band of all time.
I could write a lot about this album but it speaks completely for itself
its great just not my fav
freaking awesome sauce
goat goat goat
brogan shmogan hogan burns
overall GREAT album love the ambient stuff he tries + title track is top 5 songs ever
ohhhhhhhhh stevie wonder look what you've gone and done
