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Solid, pleasant on the ears. Nothing incredible going on though. 7/10.

So pretentious, and trying so hard to be bigger-than-life, they end up being nothing at all. Miserable experience. There's a billion better prog albums.

Dark, pretty fun, amazingly produced, great vocals. 47 minutes of ear-candy at its most elegant and refined. The best synthpop album of all time.

Disc 1? Pretty pleasant. Some sweet instrumentation, nice vocals. Nothing too inspired but good nonetheless, although it is somewhat one-dimensional. Disc 2? Insufferably boring, continuing the trend of the latter half of the first disc. This has no reason to be as long as it is, just the first disc would have been fine. Or just half of disc 1, for that matter.

Enjoyable, palatable new wave. Short and sweet. Doubt I'll particularly remember anything about it, though.

Cringy, boring britpop. Get out of here.

Superb album. Amazing and conscious songwriting coupled with Springsteen's emotion-heavy vocals and the explosions on tracks like Born to Run and Jungleland are incredible. Only flaw I could point out is that the instrumentation is sometimes not the most interesting . 4.5/5, rounded to a 5/5.

Stale bread in the form of music. Fuck off.

Where Bob Dylan, over some admittedly whatever guitars, delivers incredible songwriting and vocal performances. He's an artist I had been meaning to check out but failing to do, but the love is justified. Great vocalist, even better lyricist.

Boooooriiiiiing.

A boneless Trout Mask Replica.

A staple of funk and progressive soul, with great conscious lyrics which can get dark at times contrasting with the mostly mellow instrumentation. No real flaws to this one. 5.

Perfectly okay.

Eh.

What?

I have been averse to listening to the Beatles. Boy was I stupid. Incredibly fun.

Pretty solid, though not dissonant enough for my liking.

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