Fun to listen to, the strength of the album is very front-loaded, tough. I found myself less interested in the latter third-or-half compared to the beginning.
An all time classic. Short and sweet, Devo just leaving us all in their dust.
Not exactly the heaviest of metal, but still pretty good.
Jimi was just so damn good
A clear picture of what the 90s would sound like. Unfortunately it just didn't get me terribly interested to hear more.
"Oh we got both kinds: country *and* western!"
Clearly talented jazz group, but chill enough to put me to sleep. I prefer the jazz that gets your blood pumping Not bad for a sleepy, rainy night in, though.
Quality reggae, the album loses some oomph in the latter half, but a nice listen regardless
I never thought of myself as much of a Cream fan, but this album is fantastic.
Turns out I like Boston more than I thought. Definite ties to the jam bands of the late 60s and early 70s, but also you can see how they connect to the big arena rock of the 80s. Like most of these albums, the later tracks on the B side are just okay.
I love DnB and I know Goldie is so influential, but having experienced so much since that era that's much more interesting, I can't rate this very high. The album just gets boring as it goes on, never really keeps me engaged.
I just couldn't finish this. Incredibly annoying.
This is the exact kind of chaotic jazz I have always hated. Maybe they have something to say, maybe it's a different experience for them playing it. But for me it's unpleasant noise that would best be played if you were trying to get me to divulge state secrets.
Miles is extremely talented but oh my god does this kind of music grate very quickly. I have never understood the appeal.
Some fun bits, but nothing that really perked up my ears. I like Wings alright, but I don't think I'd listen to this album on my own.
I knew Tom Waits was gravely, but holy moly. He's pretty fun, I actually think Modest Mouse got a lot of their style from him. I may explore more of his music after this.
Not a fan.