Ill Communication
Beastie Boys2nd best beastie boys album, couple skips but the instrumental songs are all great and make the album a little lighter which is much appreciated
2nd best beastie boys album, couple skips but the instrumental songs are all great and make the album a little lighter which is much appreciated
first full punk rock album ive listen to, good introduction. not my fav type of music, but the album seems well thought out and the message is always clear in every song. wouldn't listen to it again but i understand the appeal.
2nd best beastie boys album, couple skips but the instrumental songs are all great and make the album a little lighter which is much appreciated
Pretty repetitive but overall solid. love the song with kate bush and sledgehammer
The songs are mostly very good individually but it was hard to listen to the whole thing in one go. I prefer Aphex Twin and Oneohtrix for this type of music just because they tend to vary the energy more.
First couple songs were good along with one at the end but I really don't think this album stands out at all. Very repetitive.
not a fan of the production and recording quality. i get what they're going for but it just doesn't do it for me. songs are too short and lots feel out of place, the album doesn't seem to make much sense and feels like it was thrown together too fast.
album is too long and honestly a little bit corny, but it's a great vibe and there's not many bad songs. Great discovery
so enjoyable
I rly like this, very edgy and the second half of the album is amazing
incredible but not a 5 yet, missing the excitement and diversity of Discovery in my opinion.
pretty fun but doesn't really stand out to me as top-tier punk rock.
i had never heard of this band before but I was very pleasantly surprised, really great album, just the right length too. you can tell they were having fun in the studio, which matters a lot since that energy gets passed on to the listener. will be listening again
Amazing album, lots of variation in tone and mood, every song seems to fit into the whole structure of the album rather than standing on its own. Already listened to it twice, this is without a doubt the first 5 on my list. Very different from the American jazz im used to.
heaven
i admire the instrumentation and the insane time signatures as a musician myself but this I couldn't seem to get into it for some reason
so good it's not even fair