Yup, sounds like 1987 alright
Hell yeah, rad album! Slightly dated language in a spot or two (and I don't mean the second track)
Good album but didn't fire me up in quite the same way as Sly & the Family Stone "Stand!" did yesterday
Great performance from an obvious legend. Could be longer though; I kind of doubt that the concert itself was only 35 minutes long :sweat_smile:
I liked it, pretty funky and groovy
Good but not really my usual stuff. Just nice background music mostly. I do like it but it's not compelling to me.
Great album, classic. Reminds me of Mom busting me smoking pot in high school, LOL
Seemed pretty good but didn't _really_ grab me. Definitely very late-'90s.
Eh, it was fine. I didn't dislike it :shrug:
Hmm, I thought it would save my review, but I guess not since I did it in a different browser? Anyway, Son of a Preacher Man was the only song I knew, but the album was great. She's got a really good voice, and the album was pretty cool and groovy.
Damn, what a talented performer! (Weird to not hear the lyrics to "Fat" though, LOL)
I love this album; quintessential hippy rock. Can't go wrong
Eh, it was pretty much fine. Seemed like Gym Rock
Hell yeah, reminds me of getting stoned in Dan's dorm room in college
Seemed fine, nothing special though. I'm sure it was meaningful at the time
Pretty good but didn't like, really strike me or whatever
I love this album!!! The backstory makes it even better, but even without the story, it's still an hour of some fantastic jazz piano improv. I should buy the sheet music for it some day even though Keith was kinda unsure about that.
Fun album that reminds me of college
Great album, classic for a reason
Partially rad, partially toxic masculinity, partially boring and samey
It was pretty good, not really my thing though. I wouldn't mind hearing a song or two now and then but an entire album was a bit much
I mean, hell yeah. RSVP Ozzie
Pretty funky and psychedelic which is fun for a while but didn't strike me as something new or different from other late '60s psychedelia
Great background album for a chill afternoon.
I mean, I already knew this one was great, but it's been a while since I actually listened to it!
Not my usual type of music but still a great listen and very enjoyable
I've never heard of this group/arriving before but it was lots of fun!
Great songs, tight harmonies, great album.
First Radiohead album that was released as I was getting into that kind of music, so it's probably my personal favorite, although I think Hail to the Thief might actually be better.
(4 stars)
I mean, it was fine but a little bland. And tbh if I'm specifically reaching for a Fleetwood Mac album, I'm just gonna grab Rumors. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Pretty interesting and experimental but not necessarily something I want to listen to that much or that often; it felt too dark and dirge-y and not really coherent enough.
Rap / hip-hop still isn't really my thing, but this album was pretty catchy and fun to listen to. I thought about giving it four stars, but I heard too many f-slurs for that :/
I think I like the idea/concept of Frank Zappa better than I like the actual music, LOL. It wasn't bad though; it's entertaining for the length of the album but I wouldn't want to listen to much more than this, or listen to this too often.
Great album, solid all the way through. Reminds me of high school / church youth dances though, LOL
Fun album! I don't think I really have much to say about it though, other than that I enjoyed it and have enjoyed it for many years.
Pretty fun! I like how theatrical Alice Cooper is, and I enjoyed it, but it's not necessarily something I want to listen to _all the time_. But every so often, it's great!
Kind of slow and sleepy, but nice voice and nice '60s folk.
Eh, not really my thing. It's fine, but it's too repetitive and not very interesting or engaging for me.
Great album, bangers start to finish. I really thought about giving it five stars, but landed on four because I gave five stars to Led Zeppelin IV, and although this album is great, I do think that IV is better!
4 stars
I've heard of Patti Smith before, but this might have been my first time actually listening to her music. And I liked it a lot! She's got a great voice and the music was cool too. I can definitely hear her influence in a lot of other stuff I like.
Pretty fun to listen to, but didn't really grab me.
Very strange, or, uhh, "eclectic", haha. Pretty fun listen, but not something I'd be reaching for often.
I've never heard of this artist before, but the album was very groovy and chill and I liked it!
Good beats and fun to listen to!
Fairly quintessential '90s femme indie rock. Not really something I'm going to actively put on very often, but also not something I'm likely to skip if it comes up.
Sounds like Steely Dan, alright! Pretty groovy and chill but nothing particularly notable.
Not really my preferred era of rap / hip hop, but it didn't strike me as offensive or bad, just not my cup of tea. I would give it three stars, but I know too much about Ye to do that.
This was right in my wheelhouse and lots of fun to listen to! I don't like the use of the f-slur in Fairytale but society generally wasn't concerned about that in 1988, I suppose, and it's only the one, so I guess I'm gonna let it slide.
I kind of didn't really expect to like this one that much, but it was pretty good! If I were doing half stars, I might give it three and a half, but I'll round up to four.
It was pretty good, but honestly I don't really see the big deal about Steely Dan. This is another that I'd probably give three and a half stars, but this time I'm rounding down.
Pretty good! Sounds basically like early Pink Floyd. But my preferred Pink Floyd is probably like mid-Pink Floyd.
It was fun but pretty standard late '60s psychedelic rock; nothing super notable.
Great voice, not necessarily my usual genre, but lots of fun to listen to anyway. Kind of sad though, knowing her history.
Good voice, nice angsty music, great listen.
Great African jazz, fun listen!
Not bad. Basically just feels like action movie soundtrack, which I don't dislike but I'm not like super into.
Pretty chill, sleepy indie, nice background music.
Pretty sure I have literally never heard anything on this album aside from the title track, until today, LOL. It was fine though. Not amazing, not bad.
I mean, yeah, great album. I didn't really need to listen to it in order to rate it, but I did anyway, haha.
Pretty cool and chill, didn't blow me away but I enjoyed it.
Great album, very chill and jazzy and cool. This is like, prime male singer-songwriter for me.
It was pretty good! But honestly, I don't really get the common obsession with Prince. Like, it's fine and pretty good but it's not like, amazing to me.
Pretty cool jazz but didn't really strike me as being super special or anything.
Great album, rocks a lot. I think metal has changed a lot since this album, but I like this version of metal.
Fun beats and some fun lyrics, but too much shouty and some pretty badly aged lyrics.
Love this album!! Reminds me of childhood, haha. Not necessarily Daft Punk's _best_ album (that'd be Alive 2007, or Discovery if we're talking strictly studio albums) but still great.
Pretty good, I like Depeche Mode even if they're not necessarily my usual fare. I could be talked into four stars, but I think three is my gut feeling in this moment.
Great voice, nice chill jazz, I didn't listen to the lyrics too closely but I think they're pretty good. Not a whole lot to add, but I liked it.
Pretty good and chill ambient techno-hip-hop or something. I liked it.
Good album with at least one or two bangers, but we're starting to get away from what I would consider "essential" Led Zeppelin. It might be four stars if I hadn't already listened to Led Zeppelin I and Led Zeppelin IV.
Nice, quintessential '80s pop, pretty fun listen! "Don't You Want Me" was the only song I was previously familiar with.
Pretty good, high energy, solid live performance. But I'm not that into Motörhead, just generally.
Pretty good and solid, but like Motörhead yesterday, I'm just not that into Aerosmith in general.
Pretty good classic Clapton! I'd be pretty happy to hear any of this on classic rock radio.
Great album! I like the music a lot and her voice reminds me of Siouxsie Sioux.
Pretty good, nice and poppy. But not really my thing generally.
Pretty good, I like Clapton, but nothing groundbreaking or amazing or anything.
Pretty good for what it is! But I'm not a huge Thin Lizzy fan generally; it's basically fine.
Pretty good and chill emo background music, nothing super compelling for me.
Nice chill afternoon music, great voice, couple of fun live moments.
It's not really "for" me, and I wasn't really that into it, although I do support the messages behind it.
Nice and chill and groovy and indie.
Great album, peak chill ambience.
Good album! Lots of classic tracks. And only a bit pretentious (2 hours is a long run time, LOL).
Pretty good, some nice classic songs, but also some filler.
Pretty good! Not my usual schtick but the type of country that I don't really dislike.
Eh, it was fine, pretty non-objectionable background music. I didn't dislike it enough to bump it down to two stars.
Some catchy music but definitely not really my thing.
I liked this! Nice ambient chill indie stuff.
Eh, I'm not really an Elvis person, but it was pretty good.
Sleepy and boring, with strained patriotic emo bits.
I was unfamiliar with this group, but it was pretty good! Nice early 2000s indie, good music, good voices.
I liked this a lot! Loud and noisy but in the ways that I appreciate.
Very chill and groovy, with great messages/lyrics. What is actually going on??
Pretty chill and groovy, good lyrics, a little bit sleepy overall. I'd give 3.5 if this project had half-stars, but I'll round Stevie up to 4.
Pretty cool and fun, but the whole concept of the persona of "Dr. John, the Night Tripper" feels kinda problematic to me.
Pretty groovy and jazzy and chill, easy to listen to in the background.
Pretty good, nice slow and sleepy album for a Friday morning.
Nice, pretty quintessentially classic alternative rock from the '90s. This is basically what I hear in my brain when I think of alternative rock.
Seemed fine, it all sounds pretty much the same, which is shouty, fast loud chords, and drums.
Nice voice, good music, pretty chill, but not really my style.
Pretty good, nice that it's a bit more complex/interesting musically than a lot of punk rock. If it was much longer, I might give it a lower rating, but I thought it was a good length and hits on interesting topics.
Pretty good and chill, didn't fully grab me but was a nice background listen. I'd give it 3.5 stars if that was an option on this site, but I think I'm rounding this down to 3.
Great album, solid and classic throughout.
Pretty fun but didn't strike me as very novel. Pretty standard 1960s psychedelic rock. Reminded me of 1960s era David Bowie.
Pretty groovy African jazz; I liked it.
Not really my thing mainly, but pretty good and a fun Thursday listen!
Not really my usual type of music, but I liked this. It's catchy and has a bit of depth to it, and she's got a great voice.
I liked this one a lot; great millennial-era indie rock with some punk influence and sometimes a bit of a Velvet Underground flavor.
Pet Shop Boys are a band that I've always heard of, but never really actually listened to before this. But like, this shit is pretty good! I can see why people like them!
Great album! Another group that I was basically unfamiliar with, but good vibes, nice late '90s / early 2000s indie sound.
Very groovy and chill. I pulled up the "Inspiration Information / Wings of Love" special edition on YouTube Music, which is more than twice as long as the original, and ended up listening to the whole thing. I don't always do that with "special editions" in this project; if I'm not into it, I'll stop listening once I've made it through the original album, skipping all the extras.
The title says it - it's pretty raw, but you can feel the power. Reminds me of The Velvet Underground, but probably a bit harder and rougher.
Leonard Cohen's great and important, and this album was good, but it wasn't like, OMG.
A bit too honky-tonk for my tastes, but pretty short and listenable.
Great album! Even though I've listened to a fair amount of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, this was mostly songs I was unfamiliar with. They're real bangers though!
More country than I typically listen to, and even kind of honky-tonk, but I actually really liked it; The Byrds' sound works really well with this genre.
It was good; Joan is clearly talented, but it wasn't really my thing generally.
Pretty good but not really my thing. I'd give it 3.5 stars, but I feel like rounding it down to three instead of up to four.
Great piano, great horns, great voices, great vibes.
I mean, he's good, but it's just not really my thing.
Pretty cool album! I didn't really listen closely to the lyrics, but I think they were mainly themes that I would support and enjoy. "Post-punk" might be my favorite type of punk (maybe?), and I liked how this was pretty heavy.
