I really don't like country
Overall decent album, good instrumentals dragged down by the jarring and unpleasant vocals.
I still don't like country.
Classic East Coast hip-hop, not sure I have much to add.
Pretty lengthy and nothing notable.
One of the hardest albums so far, it couldn't have been over sooner.
I still don't understand the concept of live albums, I'd rather listen to a studio version of it.
It's not my thing, but not terrible to listen to as background noise.
It's good, I'd have given it a 4 but I'm not exactly a fan of how it goes from fast instruments and vocals to slow vocals with almost no background accompaniment.
I had no expectations for this album but I was blown away, it's really, really great.
Run of the mill jazz, but easy to listen to.
There was nothing remarkable about this album, honestly.
The 4 goes to the songs that are very guitar heavy, not a fan of the slower, relaxed ones. Good album.
I don't think there's anything to be said.
I don't like Christmas music.
Pretty good, I'd have given it a 4 in the beginning but it became more and more mellow.
Decent and an easy listen.
As always, I don't have much to add. Decent album, good background noise.
I'd give this shit a 0 if I could.
I'd have given this a 1, but there were worse albums. Also, I'm biased and hate this band.
Pretty good album, positively surprised.
Decent but at the same time it feels like I've listened to it, doesn't feel too original.
Decent, but doesn't really stand out with anything in particular.
I am running out of creative ways to say "this album is decent, but nothing spectacular".
I don't see why it's so well received, but not bad either. Most songs are forgettable.
I found it hard to enjoy.
I must admit I only knew about 3 or 4 of their songs, thought I'd like this album but not the case.
Surprisingly, I liked it. Some songs missed but overall it's good.
Not country but somehow country.
I'm biased. Fuck this band.
It has a slow start, but it picks up towards the end. Really nice album.
A decent collection of rock songs, it's okay.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
I guess I really like electronic music, surprisingly.
While I have a bias against this band, there's no denying the influence it had on the metal industry. Without Metallica there wouldn't be bands that put it to shame today. Also fuck Lars Ulrich.
Actually great, I'm surprised I've never heard of them before. Unique sounds, Kerosene is an amazing song.
Reggae is fine, rock is fine, reggae-rock is not fine.
Wild, unconventional, interesting, though a bit too experimental.
I don't know, this really doesn't sound like rock.
I don't think this man has one bad album.
At least it's not country, but I couldn't listen to more than 2 songs.
It's a bit different than what I expected, but definitely not bad.
It's a good album, I'd have given it a 4 if there were actual lyrics and not just instrumentals.
I think this was the first time I listened to more than 10 seconds of Smoke On The Water. Standard rock album.
I remember hearing Personal Jesus for the first time when I was like 5 and playing GTA San Andreas. Good times, and I really like this album.
I don't think this is my new favorite band, but the album was alright.
I imagine this is what breakcore was born from, this album sounds like protobreakcore, if you will.
Feels like the average jazz album you'd find on a random cassette at your grandparent's house.
Felt a bit different than any rock album I've listened to previously, but it's still just rock.
I think I like what he did in White Stripes more.
The vocals weren't entirely my thing but overall an okay album.
Words cannot express how much I hate this stupid fucking band.
Nothing special to be honest, but not bad either.
I guess it's okay but this "singer-songwriter" thing solo artists have isn't for me.
It was okay but I'd like to hear the artist by themselves more than features with popular artists.
Besides the 3 songs that sound vaguely country, it's an okay album.
I don't mind lengthy songs but 2112 Overture wasn't too great. The rest of the album is fine.
The entire album was actually solid start to finish, really great pace and sound.
Bit too funky for my tastes, but interesting.
For 1970 this feels surprisingly modern.
I don't understand the concept of live albums, and I despise this band. I'd give it a 0 if I could.
I really don't dig this "singer-songwriter" stuff.
Never listened to Hendrix before, this album pleasantly surprised me. Felt like a whole ride.
It has like one, maybe two-three good songs going for it and that's about it. Maybe I'm stupid but I really can't see how her mother ties into this album.
I really can't understand why country is something you NEED to listen to before you die. Terrible genre.
This album feels very nostalgic, even though it was released in 2019. Feels like the sort of music you'd hear in the early 2010s, which isn't a bad thing at all.
It's really good, I'm surprised I haven't heard of this band before.
It's a classic, one of the most important East Coast hip-hop albums. I'd have given it a 5 but it starts off strong, then oscillates, doesn't remain consistent throughout.
Feels like the sort of album your dad would make you play on his dusty acoustic guitar. Rather boring.
Feels like elevator music for some reason.
I don't understand why there are so many Neil Young albums in this list and how none of them have anything redeemable.
Pretty good jazz album but 3 hours is excessive, I listened to about 30 minutes to get the idea. The rest is probably just as god.
I couldn't find anything good going for it, it was a snoozefest from start to finish.
Great, took me by surprise, it's strong from start to finish. Though the lyrics aren't my favorite, at least the instrumental is better.
Indie rock is a genre I'll never understand, but at least it's not country.
Jazzy, funky, upbeat. Pretty fun listen.
Too slow and the songs feel too similar. I don't think it's that good.
I genuinely wonder who listens to this and doesn't fall asleep three songs in.
Beatles fucking sucks and so does every solo act from past members.
I was on the verge of throwing up, thanks for reminding me this creature exists.
Feels like the same song over and over, unimpressive.
For 1968 this sounds surprisingly modern. It's pretty unique, although the vocals aren't really my thing.
It contains that one song everyone knows, other than that, nothing remarkable.
This music doesn't really music to me.
I honestly expected something heavier and rougher from the band name and album title.
This is where hip-hop starts to crumble as a genre. Genuinely awful.
Benadryl overdose album, but it could be better.
It's surprisingly nice, songs are very diverse throughout the entire album.
Absolutely fucking boring album from the most overrated band ever.
It doesn't really stand out in my opinion, feels as if I've heard it countless times before.
Still relevant to this day, great album.
I'm not going to deny that when I started out I listened to a metric fuckton of Pantera, but eventually I realized how overrated it is and what a subhuman waste of skin Phil Anselmo is. Racist band for wife beaters and rednecks.
A snub nosed.38 revolver fired at random intervals into a metal sheet sounds better than any Beatles album ever will. There are no words to explain how much I fucking hate this band.
It's alright, I guess. Not really a fan of the vocals but otherwise fine.
It sounds unique, and it's an interesting album, but not for me.
It feels like I listened to multiple genres throughout this album, very inconsistent.
Fusion genres are very hit or miss, and this is very clearly a miss.
Beastie Boys has like one good song and it isn't on this album.
It's an absolute fuckfest, but it's not the worst.
It's fine I guess? I couldn't listen to more than 3 songs though.
I don't think I've ever really liked Elvis, never understood why he's considered so great.
It's... okay? I don't have much to say about it, early rock so it's rather unpolished.
Massive Attack is great, but this album just isn't.
Interesting instrumentals, I could listen to them alone without the lead singer's additions.
Absolutely fucking terrible album.
Decent album, has that distinct early rock sound to it.
Another singer-songwriter thing + country.
Just regular old music, nothing special about it to be honest. It's good background noise.
Singer-songwriter bullshit, boring.
It's not bad I guess, but not incredible either.
Good instrumentals, bad vocals.
All Stevie Wonder albums sound the same, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's boring.
It's not bad but for 1996 I'd expect better mixing, it sounds like it was recorded on a blender.
Neil Young is genuinely one of the most boring artists I've ever listened to.
While I prefer N4L as opposed to this album, it's definitely one of the most notable hip-hop albums ever made. There's no bad track on it, but it's not as aggressive as I'd like it to be.
One of the most overrated and boring bands ever conceived.
Boring and overrated band.
Not really a fan of reggae, but it's a relaxed, slow album.
I can smell the Bud Light and F150 exhaust fumes from this album. One good song and that's it.
Literally 1984. It's just a classic rock album.
Feels like this is the predecessor of stoner rock. Very slow and laid back album.
This shit is NOT psychedelic rock.
It's fine, I guess. Not very impressed by it.
Mediocre, at best. Very stupid band name and album cover.
For as long as I can remember I've heard of Amy Winehouse being praised as one of the best artists in the music industry, but I could never be bothered to listen to her. Now that I have, I really, really don't understand the appeal, why she's so highly praised, or held in such high regard. It's just... mediocre at best? Maybe her other albums are better, but this one really isn't. The vocals are jarring.
I don't know what to think. It's on the border of being decent but something is preventing it from being there.
It's pretty good, the instrumentals are surprisingly nice.
I don't understand why this woman is so famous when her music is so boring and uninspired.
Feels like modern singer songwriter slop but it's made back in 1972.
Generic rock album, nothing to add.
Not only is it Metallica, it's also a live album. This shit deserves negative stars.
Background music, at best.
I have no idea how to describe this album. It's weird.
Fuck this woman and fuck her fans and fuck everything she's ever made.
You can definitely feel the age of this album, but it could have been worse.
Background music at best, repulsive and vomit inducing love songs at worst.
Generic late '90s rock album. Could be worse.
It's alright for 1978. Bit too generic for my tastes.
Sensory overload: the album. Actually pretty interesting.
The album opens up with an anti car message. It's great.
No idea what genre this falls under, but it sure as hell is boring.
Never really understood Arctic Monkeys, but it's a decent album.
Lost me at "God is Love" yeah right.
This is the sort of music that the skater girl you had a crush on would listen to. It's certainly unique, I don't know how else to describe it.
Background noise jazz, not that interesting.
Ultrageneric early 2000s pop.
I'm sorry but what the fuck is "I Met A Little Girl"?
Very early rock, nothing special.
Holy fuck this is one of the worst albums I've ever heard.
Background noise R&B album, not entirely terrible.
You can't really go wrong with Aerosmith, but this isn't their best.
Good album, fuck Roger Waters.
For 1999 the production quality could be a bit better, but it's not a bad album at all.
Run of the mill early rock album.
No clue what the hell this album is.
Not my favorite Kendrick album, but it's okay.
It's fine, sounds like every other early rock album.
I haven't really listened to Bowie before but this album is good.
Decent thrash album, Anthrax is the best out of the big 4 if you ask me.
I don't really understand why ABBA is considered a landmark of music and why so many of its fans are annoying little cucks that worship them. Not really a bad album, but not my thing.
Elevator/cafe music. It's nothing more than background noise.
Why do all early rock albums just sound the same, regardless of country of origin?
The sort of music a neo noir stealth game would have. Not bad, but nothing great either.
Everyone knows this band for the second song on this album, and that's about it. Nothing else is notable.
I wouldn't actively listen to this ever, but it's good background noise, on low volume preferably.
I fucking love Sepultura. Not their best album, but compared to the shitty albums I've had to listen to before I got to them, this is a masterpiece.
Type of early rock that sounds the same as all other early rock albums.
Really not a fan of those vocals.
One of the weakest artists that represent the East Coast, if you ask me.
"I hate the government" - 10 minute guitar solo. Dave Mustaine is an annoying loser and David Ellefson is a pedophile.
Background noise, but not a bad album.
I'm not sure if I listened to music or a tutorial about music.
It's just rock I guess. Second track threw me off.
Very early rock, it is what it is.
I feel like someone took a fucking grater and slid it across the microphone. Shoegaze fucking sucks.
This album feels very silly, in a good way.
Even worse than the first one.
The Prince of Darkness will never be surpassed. Rest in peace.
Aphex Twin this, Chemical Brothers that. I feel like Prodigy doesn't get recognized as much as it should. Staple of EDM.
I'm Robbing my Halford right now.
Superass. No, not really. But it's not outstanding either.
I like the slower songs on this album, the faster paced ones aren't that great.
Tripe, as all other Metallica albums.
It's Iggy, his music feels more or less the same, but not a bad thing.
Weird rock-folk mix, not a fan.
Upbeat jazz, pretty solid.
The generic early rock sound, nothing special.
I do not understand why this person has so many fucking albums in this massive list. His entire discography is boring and sounds the same.
Music to patrol the Mojave to.
Standard indie rock, but I feel it's too long.
It's not bad but it's very boring.
Not really a fan of this sort of folk.
It is way too long and exhausting to be an enjoyable listen. I managed to get halfway through it, and that half was okay.
It's Bowie, it rarely misses.
Generic rock album number... I lost count.
I have no idea what it is because it tries to be too many things at once.
Finally, some good fucking music.
This is what a debut album looks like. Slams you right in the face from the start, and doesn't stop.
Proto stoner rock, pretty good.
It's just pop, not a big fan.
Capitalist slave, the album.
Sounds fine but it is incredibly boring.
Undeniably a good album, but fuck Axel and Slash, disgusting people.
It's a solid, easy to listen to funk album.
I don't understand this album. It sounds like a communal stew of sounds, but it doesn't work.
Early rock and too country.
It's just standard rock/pop, I don't understand the whole Prince cult of personality.
I thought maybe it's just the previous album by this band that sucked, but no, I'm going to assume the entire discography is just as boring and mediocre.
Stupid fun punk-rock album. That's it.
Solid beats. The vocals are so-so. Overall it's decent.
Protobreakcore. Pretty fun and good electronica.
I can feel that this album will hit all the right spots if I listen to it while feeling miserable. It's great.
It's fine, but also an exhausting album start to finish.
Standard soul/jazz/pop whatever it is. Nothing interesting.
It tries too hard to be sad/depressing and it fails, miserably. The music isn't that great either.
Weird incomprehensible experimental pop.
Too many soul/funk albums recently, my rating is biased. But it's not bad. The instrumentals are great.
I don't like how awfully American this Finnish band is.
Incoherent lyrics trying too hard to be unique.
I don't understand this band.
How and why the fuck does this album have the metal tag? It's just boring funk.
"Look at me I'm so quirky and different!" holy fucking shit terrible album.
Not one for ambiental techno, but I got lost in this really easily. It's great.
Love song this, love song that, how about you come up with some good fucking music?
It sounds like all other pop albums in the 80s-90s era.
Incoherent, loud, shit mixing.
I would never actively listen to this, but it's really not bad background noise. Easy to listen to soul.
I mean, it's Aretha Franklin. You can't go wrong.
Surprisingly nice vocals, otherwise not that impressive.
Too close to country for comfort.
Third fucking country album in a row. There are so many country albums in this list I'm starting to think whoever compiled it huffed gasoline and paint thinner in a Louisiana outhouse.
Band for the mentally ill and insufferable losers.
Decent rock album, better than I expected considering the year of release.
It's a weird album. It's not bad but I wouldn't ever listen to it again.
Dangerously close to country, but it doesn't cross the line. It's... fine.
A chimera of genres and noise that I cannot define. Hard to listen to.
There are no words in the English vocabulary to express how much I fucking hate country.
White man attempts hip hop with a fucking harmonica. Holy shit.
I only liked the first track, went downhill from there.
I'm glad I don't hear this sort of shit on a daily basis anymore.
Bit too slow and not aggressive enough for my tastes in hip hop, but not a bad album.
The music is okay, what really caught my eye however are the music videos and visualizers, even though they are irrelevant when rating an album. It's an okay album, it's decent.
Pretty boring and dull rock album.
There's only one good song on this album, the rest are disappointing and boring.
I don't understand why this album has such high reviews, I found it boring all the way through.
A decent short album, but I like Femi's works more.
Easy to listen to soul/jazz. It's decent.
Weird, in a good, unique way. Pretty fun listen.
A bit off at times, but I really liked the fast paced high energy bits of it. Pretty good.
I can understand the cultural impact Iron Maiden had, and not just on metal as a genre, but the sound and lyrics are so corny and boring. Still better than Metallica though.
Generic rock album, the live songs were annoying, so I skipped them.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
Background electronic music. Nothing stood out.
It has that distinct British rock sound that I'm not a big fan of, but by all means it's not a bad album. Cool train on the cover though.
Good antiwar message, not so great execution, but it's tolerable.
I'm tired of this guy's music.
Background/Elevator music. Nothing special.
No idea what the fuck this album is supposed to be. Can't pinpoint the genre, and the vocals make me want to stab my eardrums with a needle.
My favorite part of listening to this list's albums is finding out where Cyberpunk quest titles come from. And this album is pretty fucking solid and fun.
Solid punk-rock album. Surprisingly good and enjoyable vocals.
It's Bowie. That's it, that's the review. It's good.
Music to strip mine at Y=13 to.
Boring pop, with bad vocals on top.
I haven't listened to this album in over a decade, and there's no need to do it again. Still better than anything Metallica has ever made.
Compared to other rock albums on this list, this one is solid, and actually engaging.
For its age it's a pretty interesting and intriguing album, but I'm personally not a fan.
Swears on top of swears but who the fuck cares? This album is an absolute groove. I'd enjoy it just as much without the lyrics, the instrumentals are great.
I really enjoyed the harsher and more aggressive songs on this album. Could do without the slow, laid back ones.
Energetic, fast, and hard hitting. Solid.
Even though his songs and albums are so similar, I can't not like them. Always have a good time listening to Sinatra.
I don't really see the "post punk" aspect of this album. It was pretty bad.
I like exactly one song from this album, and that's it. The fact that he's a loser and has a fanbase made of rabid bootlickers doesn't help either.
I have no idea what this album is about or what genre it falls under. It's a mix of everything, and it's incoherent as shit.
A bit slower than what I'd like, but not bad at all.
