Superunknown
SoundgardenNot for me, but I bet Nickelback loved this record.
Not for me, but I bet Nickelback loved this record.
I spent the early 00's constantly reading spin telling me to listen to PJ Harvey and I never did. That was my bad. Great record.
Solid, no stand outs high or low though.
Great record, Marley-esque, political and tight.
Not for me, but I bet Nickelback loved this record.
More musical theater than I thought. Maybe the Prisoner is the best song?
Dumb is a good hangover song on a bad hangover album. Cobain has a few musical ideas that he does well. He would totally vote for Trump if he were still alive.
Beat it really slaps. The song with Paul McCartney is...off. PYT was good.
Not bad. Read this review on youtube "Back then, whenya had Bon Jovi and Mötley Crüe, Metallica and Madonna, that gave absolutely nothing, we had real music. Bands like REM, Dinosaur Jr, Sonic youth and yes, Throwing Muses. Thank physics for the Inde underground. Because therein lie the therapy’s for an ever questioning youth. The dizzying absurdities of growing up then, as now. And the kids are not alright." So, I would say it's music for Gen X atheists who don't believe in therapy.
I spent the early 00's constantly reading spin telling me to listen to PJ Harvey and I never did. That was my bad. Great record.
They really need that Y.
Interesting. Like early u2 with more street cred and fewer bangers.
An all timer. The first time Dylan found his voice (the first version of it). The great songs are great, the smaller songs are enjoyable and lesser known songs like Oxford Town hold up.
It's a 3.5 really. I like the less rocky songs with the whispery singing. It's been a cultural blind spot, probably have to revisit someday, but not really for me.
New to it. A bit of a white boy reggae feel but hey, if the shoe fits.
A lotta synths on this one
This record is ass.
Back half of the record was better
Maybe the worst music yet made by human beings. Besides sounding deeply unpleasant, it’s just poorly made by folks who seem both stupid and lazy. Zero stars.
The Platonic ideal of a live Rock n Roll album
Great concept, not my favorite version of this kinda record.
Not bad, kinda fun.
This one actually slaps
Truly nothing to write home about. A few sounded good, but I could have not listened and been fine.
It's cool and political but feels dated.
It's great. John and Lakin said they grew up with this one.
Best record cover and name. Could listen to this anywhere, any time.
It's great.
It's a classic
Some bangers but a bit repetitive