The Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink FloydUsed to listen to this on the bus ride everyday in high school. Insane to think that, right after this, Pink Floyd wrote Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall all within about 6 years. 5 easily
Used to listen to this on the bus ride everyday in high school. Insane to think that, right after this, Pink Floyd wrote Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall all within about 6 years. 5 easily
bro is really just naming different people the whole time 2.5 maybe the most mediocre album i've ever heard
Why is he always talking about guns. 3 This is 100% a good album but it's a chore to listen to.
Used to listen to this on the bus ride everyday in high school. Insane to think that, right after this, Pink Floyd wrote Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall all within about 6 years. 5 easily
WHOA 4.5
Not the best workout album 3 It's missing something...
3 I know I'm white because this just reminds me of the Beastie Boys, who released their first album the same year as this
You can tell this is the in-between of like 50s rock and the later 80s/90s rock. Sounds like it should be from the early 60s rather than the 70s imo. 2
First half is definitely better than the second. But, maybe I'm just not weird enough to get it. 4
SimCity music
Tolerable. The Wait is good, Bloodsport is a good workout tune for cardio. 3
Pretty neat. What I think of when I think of jazz. Still not really my thing but still good. Kind of Blue edges it out as the better Miles Davis album to me. 3
This is a natural development in the music that Elvis was pioneering. I had a realization about halfway through this album like Mr. Krabs playing golf: "Wait a minute, I hate Van Halen" 2
This album sucks. Like Godspeed You! Black Emperor or Silver Mt. Zion but bad. Temptation of Egg is maybe the only halfway good song on this album. 1
Not sure about this one. Maybe if I'd discovered it in college, but now I just find it annoying
It's fine. 3
OOO yeah this is good. I was worried with it being a live album but trusted I was in good hands with Thin Lizzy. I know I'd like a little more Irish in me. 5
Hmm. This is good, but I think I'm starting to realize that I don't really like hip-hop. Sabotage is great, but that's because it's their most rock song. Am I old? Or not old enough? 2
Yeah this kinda sucks. There's a song in the beginning that reminds me of the MST3k theme though. And Our House. 2
This was not what I was in the mood for. I like CCR, but this album confirms to me that that's the exception, not the rule.
This Corrosion is neat. Rest of the album is not great. If anyone is listening to this outside of being forced or it being the month of October, please seek mental health services. 2
Genuinely could not finish. It's not that it's bad, it's just so outside the realm of what I enjoy. Why'd he make us all look at his bald head so close up? 1
Okay. I enjoyed it when I was listening to it, but honestly I often forgot it was on as it played. 3
I see your toes you little freak. This entire project is teaching me that, 99% of music made isn't bad, isn't good, it just is. Some folks might be struck a certain way by it, most folks won't be. That's alright. You don't have to enjoy everything. 2
It's good. I enjoyed it. I probably won't listen to it ever again, unless I boot up Tropico or go to a coffee shop that isn't playing jazz. 4
It's fine, probably better than most other albums this site has spit out. But 2 hours? Get a grip. 3
Nirvana is bad. 2
Sure man whatever can you please not give me albums that are exclusively 50 years old. Honestly the more I think about it, the more I think the main problem is that (at least so far) this has forced me to listen to something I don't like almost every day, for usually 30min-1hr. That's a lot of the time I spend daily listening to music, and this is the first that it's not just music that I know I already like. Maybe that's what I'm revolting against