Incomprehensible at the tempo it's played. Feels like showboating. Not for me.
The duel-interplay between Ritchie Blackmore's guitar and Jon Lord's Hammond Organ is hard rock bliss. Best played while speeding down the highway like a star.
Heavy riffs, bitter-sweet ballads, and a whole lotta cocaine.
The singles are pretty fly. The rest all sounds the same. I miss Crazy Taxi.
Un guiso multicultural con un toque de buen rollo.
Itâs got the hits! And some other songs or whatever. I donât care.
Every song here is pitch perfect for a montage in a 90s boomer romcom.
A spooky old man singing about spooky old man things. Not bad!
Opens with a triumphant classic rock radio staple and then immediately descends into five tracks of the weirdest shit your ever heard. Ends strong though.
âPapa Was a Rolling Stoneâ could be 30 minutes longer and Iâd still say it ends too soon. A fucking classic.
Listened to this high while laying down in the dark. Now I know all the secrets of the universe.
Feels like music you'd hear while shopping at the JCPenney in the 90s.
They rocked so hard they made a blimp crash.
Truly lives up to the t-shirt.
Sober: âThis is cute. Itâs like a tribute to that Nuggets box set. Retro with a modern electronic flare. Nothing revolutionary.â
High: "This is revolutionary!"
i love that Martyn pays tribute to Nick Drake but this album feels like a poor manâs Nick Drake.
âWhen I say Yee you say Haw. I DIDNâT SAY FUCKIN YEE!â
Very cool and very British.
Itâs not Getz/Gilberto but if youâre throwing a 1960s cocktail party you could do a lot worse.
Cool samples. Boring execution.
Bandoneon and Vibraphone... Name a more iconic duo.
Sounds like 80s Chili Peppers.
Great beeps and/or boops!
This guy sounds sleepy but the vibe is pretty chill. đ
Iâd give it 666 stars if this thing let me but it doesnât so Iâll give it 3.
A tribute to drunk boomer moms everywhere.
The perfect end to a sad girl summer.
Well⌠at least the cover is cool.
Makes me want to light every candle I have.
Iâm sure this crushed at cocktail parties in the late â50s but itâs not for me.
A 70s glam band with a song called âGang Bangâ? Now weâre talking!
Chugga-chugga-wug! Chugga-chugga-wug!
Dude, this is fuckinâ GOOD.
More like Surfâs Down⌠not cuz itâs bad cuz itâs sad.
Like Depeche Mode if they all got jobs at a tech company.
Sounds like the kind of music youâd have sex to in a RadioShack back in the 90s.
Fuckinâ bangers all day.
More like âLike a đ´â
Songs that are great for commercials or for getting high.
I got a fever and the only cure is more electric jug.
More like the FUCK Yes Album. I mean that in a good way.
This makes me so very happy.
This thinks itâs sooooo cool.
Itâs got none of the hits I know but itâs still a cool vibe. But yeah, none of the hits I know.
Love the album. I still donât get why the cover is like the Lion King.
I need a little less country. I need a lotta bit of rock and roll.
This like you wanted to grab a bite to eat and accidentally stumbled into this dive bar and a crazy guy at the piano wonât stop talking and you wish youâd gone somewhere else.
I donât know man. Itâs not bad.
I can smell what these guys are cookinâ.
This was just what I needed.
I just canât with this 90s Mom rock.
Not spooky enough. Too 90s. Barry Schmarry.
British Cowboy music? BARF! đ¤Ž
Out of all the Britpop bands, Pulp seems like they have the most sex. Iâm not talking about a quick âshagâ. Im talking about real sex.
Almost as good as the soda!⌠Almost.
âArt Rockâ truly is the best way to describe whatever kind of music this is.
I love all the video game sound FX.
I got a fever and the only prescription is more tabla.
I wanna hear a moody and serious cover of âParklifeâ next time they make a Jurassic Park.
A Love Supreme > A Taco Supreme
Itâs close though!
Thereâs a relaxing Bob Ross quality to this one.
Not all lost â70s albums need to be reclaimed.
Any of these songs sound like they could be the theme to Roseanne.
Some nerdy ass shit. But thatâs good shit.
This is one of my go-to albums when I have a migraine. So you might say this album has the power to heal. â¤ď¸âđŠš
This is definitely an album.
Makes me wanna hit something with a skateboard.
Salsa ainât my jam. Now if this was queso that would be a different story.
Almost as much fun as the book!
Iâll never get over that soft and beautiful opening acoustic number going straight into Paul Simon discovering Moog synthesizers. Itâs awesome.
Heâs a piece of a shit. Itâs also really good. Itâs complicated.
This thinks itâs SO cool.
It makes a lot of sense that they cast this guy as a singing ape
Damn those Swedes. They did it again!
Moody and dark and yet itâs a real toe-tapper!
Hey, I want a Mercedes Benz too!
The amount of dull English House music on this list is staggering.
Dentist rock at its finest.
This was cool when I was like 17.
You make this live album over 90 minutes long and donât even play âBrown Eyed Girlâ or âMoondanceâ? Thatâs just sick, man.
Starting to get a little bored of all the just âfineâ 90s albums on this list. Are these just all Robert Dimeryâs favorite albums from high school or something?
I miss the days when all I knew about M.I.A. was how dope her music was. đ
Fuck yeah, those were the days.
Classic mopey boys mopinâ it up.
I do not have much fondness for the synths of the early 90s.
Makes me wish it was still 2002 and I was just chilling and watching Toonami.
Itâs hipster bullshit but itâs still good.
