It was nice to revisit this album. Of course C.R.E.A.M is legendary, however several superior tracks are included: Clan in Da Front, Bring Da Ruckus, and Method Man. This album was/is a great intro to the Wu!

The start of Glam Rock essentially. Walk on the Wild Side and Satellite of Love are the most recognizable songs in Lou Reed’s catalog and are easily standouts on an average album. Hangin’ Around and Goodnight Ladies were some deeper cut favorites. Recognized the Bowie influence immediately. Was unaware that the album was produced by Bowie and Mick Ronson. Since I am reviewing these albums collectively. I’m giving it a three. Great songs hidden amongst some lesser tracks.

Not really my vibe. Okay album.

I knew I was going to enjoy this album in the first 18 seconds. Greats suggestion.

This has been the best album collectively I’ve reviewed since taking this challenge. Up to this point I only knew the song Sour Cherry from some movie soundtrack. This whole album was well produced. Great songwriting.

Great album. Renegade is the highlight for me.

This was a pleasant surprise. I really enjoyed this album. Tracks like Liquid Bird and Outside are standouts. Well produced.

It’s hard to believe this album was released in 1970. With the use of synths and sitar it could also be from 2020’s. A timeless instrumental record. “Light my Fire” cover is superior to “Jumping Jack Flash”

Greatest album in Bob Marley’s discography. Enjoyed immensely.

This album has highs and lows. I remember purchasing this album randomly when it dropped. “The Wrong Way” was a terrible opening track. I personally feel “Staring at the sun” or “Dreams” would have been better choices. Was going to give 2 stars but for the nostalgia I’ll give it 3.

Nothing really to note. Pretty boring album with no particular standout tracks.