Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
EurythmicsListened to it once and it was meh. Listened after i got high and it was great.
Listened to it once and it was meh. Listened after i got high and it was great.
First album, Iron Maiden. Fuck yeah. Melodic, awesome bass, fun listen. Love Iron Maiden
Going to listen a few times throughout the day, but after first listen some of the lyrics are a little goofy. I like how it gets heavier as you go.
You can call me Al is good. The rest is just meh
Listened to it once and it was meh. Listened after i got high and it was great.
I try to find one song per album that I’d listen to again, couldn’t find one from this album. Ian Curtis might be tone deaf. Mixing wasn’t very good either, could barely hear the lyrics.
It’s all the same thing over and over again
Easy listening but didn't blow me away.
Good reggae
There were like two good songs. They mostly all sounded the same and the vocal mixing is awful.
Not my thing.
I like these guys. Pretty much what I expected when I turned it on, good songs but nothing blew me away.
My kinda music.
Bleh
Only listened to a few songs, wasn't in love with it.
This is how i imagine joy division would sound if they had a singer.
This one was fun. Nothing blew me away but it was easy listening
Just some basic punk. Easy listening, nothing special.
Moody and sonically appealing. I always thought this album was overrated, which I still agree with but I'm starting to figure out why people like it so much.
“We have steely Dan at home” Something about a turtle neck tucked into light wash jeans at a coffee shop in New York City during autumn
Very cohesive. Different sound than I'm used to hearing from this time period and I love it.
Pretty basic sound didn't really do much for me.
Liked this one a lot. She has a hell of a voice.
Banger after banger. Really enjoyed this a lot.
It’s Elvis Costello
Had it in as background noise while cleaning, really cohesive album with lots of cool and evocative sounds. Last song is just music for 18 musicians. Really enjoyed it.
Closest to a 5 star album I’ve listened to so far on this list.
Nothing special, just sounded like every other British post-punk band of the time.
Good coherent music. Like the Bee Gee's. This will get 3 stars from me.
23 minute version of Whipping Post makes this an automatic 5. Everything else is just gravy, the best gravy you've ever had.
Whiny and melodramatic. I can't say I disliked it, but its definitely an album that confirms to me that Radiohead is overrated.
Sounds like the Talkin Heads, nothing special here. 3/5.
I don't know. I didn't hate it but it certainly wasn't fantastic. 2/5.
Johnny Cash live in a prison. Hard to beat. 4/5
My dad listened to a lot of G Love and similar artists when I was growing up, so I was excited to see this one come up. While it lacks the depth of some other artists/projects that come from the same vein as G Love, I really loved the way he infused elements of jazz into this album. If you even somewhat enjoyed this album/were intrigued by it, then you should check out artists like OAR, Dispatch, and JJ Grey/Mofro. 3/5.
This is one of those albums that really exemplifies the term "Rock N' Roll". From sexual undertones to gargantuan guitar riffs, it has everything you can ask for in a rock album. Entire album is concise and cohesive. Final track is the perfect tune to finish this album on. 4/5 stars due to being a little bit bored in the middle.
There's like 3 good songs on this album.
Absolutely timeless. One of the best male voices of all time coupled with rock solid blues tracks, hard to beat. 4/5.
Can't even finish this, not because its bad or anything but who listens to soundtracks for a nonexistent movie? Glad this was generated on a day when I couldn't listen.
It's so so obvious that this was produced by the same guy who produces Taylor Swift albums, not that its a bad thing. I really enjoyed this one but it didn't blow me away. A rock solid 3.
The album felt like it struggled with an identity, but I did enjoy it still. 3/5
Didn't get to this one until the 30th. Looks like a lot of classics but I'm not listening. 3/5.
Easy listening.
Didn't know what to expect, but this exceeded expectations. Cover art is hard af too. 4/5.
Not really my thing.
Meh.
There's some interesting stuff in here, but didn't blow me away. I almost turned it off after the second song but I'm glad I kept going.
First Judas Priest album I've ever listened to. Not too shabby.
This album is a 4 but I'm giving it a 5 out of spite. Too many losers on here who think Radiohead is the best to ever do it, but cringe at the thought of a country album. This is Waylon Jennings we're talking about.