The only way I can describe this record is “epic.” The way the first handful of tracks all flow into each other is awesome, and there is such an undeniable gravity behind so many of these songs. Best Track: In the Lap of the Gods… Revisited
I have enjoyed Neil Young in the past, but his vocals on this record were hard for me to listen to. Best Track: Over and Over
I really enjoyed listening to this album! 60s stuff is a blind spot for me, so I appreciated getting exposed to a band I had not heard of. Best Track: Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale
Awesome album! I feel like once you get past the first few tracks, it really hits its stride and is mostly really strong the rest of the way through. No surprise, the Stevie Nicks-led songs steal the show. Best Track: Storms
Fun listen, I had heard “Under My Thumb” a million times, but I wasn’t expecting this record to be so bluesy! Best Track: Under My Thumb
I am famously a Beatles skeptic, but I liked this album. I felt like the first half of the record was a lot stronger than the second half, but overall very solid. Best Track: She’s Leaving Home
I just listened to Aftermath a couple days ago, and I definitely enjoyed this one more. I feel like, when I think of The Rolling Stones, this is the exact vibe I hear in my head. Best Track: Rocks Off
Good band, good album. Kind of wild that this record and its titular track came out just a few months after the Bob Dylan version. I’m still confused about how that all happened. Best Track: Mr. Tambourine Man
Such amazing soul and emotion in her voice. I really loved this album and there are songs on it that will stick with me for a long time. Best Track: Help Me
I can definitely appreciate what The Stooges mean to the genre, but this album just didn’t do it for me. Best Track: Ann
I’d consider myself a U2 fan, but I hadn’t listened to this album outside of the couple hits on it. Good stuff pretty much top to bottom. Best Track: Mysterious Ways
Pretty good record with a few very cool songs on it, but it never really got its hooks in me. I think if I listened to this album ten years ago I would have loved it. Best Track: Ashes of American Flags
I was ready to write this record off before it even began, but it was a genuinely fun listen. There are some awesome guitar parts, and its just a handful of the more strange songs that keep it from being a big winner for me. Best Track: Morning Will Come
The only way I can describe this record is “epic.” The way the first handful of tracks all flow into each other is awesome, and there is such an undeniable gravity behind so many of these songs. Best Track: In the Lap of the Gods… Revisited
What an album! This record just kicks so much butt, and just about every song on here is a perfect encapsulation of what Alice in Chains is all about. Best Track: Rooster
Lovely record. I didn’t think a live album from 1957 would sound so crisp and well-produced, and there was a playful tone from Vaughan just having fun the whole way through, even when she made mistakes. Best Track: Willow Weep for Me
This is the perfect encapsulation of Y2K pop, and unfortunately that’s not always a good thing. The title track is a masterpiece, but the rest of these songs are so flat and mind-numbingly repetitive. Best Track: …Baby One More Time
Overall not a bad listen, but it felt a little more like a collection of songs rather than a cohesive record. Best Track: All The Pictures On The Wall
The music was definitely solid. Maybe the narrative of this concept album hit a little more for the people of England in the 60’s, but I was born in New Jersey in the 90’s, so it didn’t quite resonate with me. Best Track: Some Mother’s Son