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Fela KutiI really like this one. Afro fusion rhythms
I really like this one. Afro fusion rhythms
Two great songs, one good song, the rest was a waste of time.
A really great album.
Not my style. I love the early Radiohead but this transition album made me transition out of enjoying them further.
It’s very repetitive and monotonous to get through. There are a few enjoyable tunes but the vast majority sounds and feel like filler songs.
Besides the one hit song on the album, the rest was a waste of time. It’s very boring and non inspired. Of it wasn’t for Song 2, I’d rate this album a 1.
While not my style of rock and roll/punk/heavy metal, I can appreciate its influence they had on other styles of music.
A fantastic classic rock album. Truly a great masterpiece.
Great album of soulful funk. These are some very talented musicians.
I enjoyed the music but and lyrics but I am not a fan of his singing octave.
A good album by a band that helped create the grunge sound. I prefer Dinosaur Jr over Mudhoney but it was still a solid album.
Public Enemy #1. I enjoy their early 90’s stuff a little more as it hits harder.
The album was better in the second half. Enjoyable but not great.
Great album. Looking back now I consider this rock and roll way more than metal. Solid album with some sleeper hits.
This is my first time listing to Ryan Adams. He’s very talented and a good songwriter. There was something about this him and this album that I couldn’t put my finger on that made me not love it as much as I should considering how talented him and his band is. The closest way I can describe it is, is they have heart, but they don’t have soul.
A classic for a reason. Typically I’m not a fan of double albums but this is one of the better examples. There are so many fantastic songs here.
Nope.
A very talented lead singer. The vocal mix is too loud and the underlying music is too boring.
A fantastic album from the 1980’s. A classic from that time.