bloviated bloated self centered

Ingredients: Lyrics- Diary of a 15 yr old girl intoto tech theatre.   Rhythm- 90s producer who made a shit ton of money using the same drum machine. Melody: 15 yr old girls older sister who listens to the rent Cd over and over again. A dash of harmonica to make it alternative. =A ton of radio hits

Do we even make “baby making music” anymore? Second half is way better than the first. A little generic but also jazzy and jam like in that 80s steely Dan way which I can appreciate.

Would be three stars but Mike Hamptons Guitar freaking sings! Also, is it mandatory that 95% of funks lyrics have to be the word funk over and over again?

Blue lived on the radio so this could live in the Smokey club. Beautiful melodies, flowing piano and jazzy pop tunes to stand with the best of them. A way to sing poetry that reminds you of Patti Smith without the spit.

I understand it's legacy - and help create a sub-genre...but so so so much better 90's hip hop out there that this isn't. From Tribe to Jurassic 5 this aint it. Ramblings of a super horny 16 yr old boy into weird science fiction - idk, i'll pass.

Maybe the best LZ album?! Immigrant song to the deep blues of since I’ve been loving you…to the acoustic jams and pure dedication to real delta blues style rock. Everything I love about LZ in one album.

If I’m floating for eternity out in space and need to boom sound waves reverberating out to the endless galaxy- this ain’t a bad option at all. Wall of sound any and every day.

Love hate relationship - love the driving guitars - hate the timepiece that is the cringe inducing falsetto.

What is left to be said about Muddy- he’s the greatest. One of the foundations of every rock album that came after him. The guttural soul of his music can’t be and never will be matched.

As high as I’m gonna rank hair metal. A little annoying and want to punch David Lee Roth every time I hear him but Eddie’s guitar is so good and it is a good amount of fun..

A classic that a full listen through made me a radio head fan.

High school memories, High school anger. Maybe it’s all nostalgia but hey what music isn’t.

The jump into production quality is kinda nuts. The first half is a great drum driven blues rock album way more than the opener would make it seem. Still 3.5? It’s just a bit of a slog. It gets a 4 because of the final and title track

There she goes might be the best jangle to ever jangle? Some other good ones in here that pave the path for Gin Blossoms and the other jangles to come.

I mean...what is there more to say that hasn't already been said....I WANT to give it 4 stars for Number 9 and a few others...but when 90% of Disc 1 are just literal classics that will never get old including Blackbird - how can you not rate 5?

Maybe the greatest punk album of all time. A true classic, an automatic 5 star..rise above, doc pack, tv party. The essence of hardcore it’s all there. Anyone looking to know what hardcore punk is- this is its bible. This isn’t a punk album- avant garde hardcore. So ppl who compare this to the clash, Ramones etc- completely off.

Same sound on every song- I like the sound don’t get me wrong. But every do g this band out out was just created to later be used in a montage of the Vietnam war/late 60s. I also kinda was to punch Fogertys all American cockiness.

It's just, its so hard to on a normal sunny day to turn this on. It's so great for when you need it - but dreaded listening to it today. Though Say Yes, might be one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

What else is there to say...lyrics might be a time piece but the beats are timeless.

One of the albums that started it all- going from Sunday AM to I’m waiting for my man…the French 60s sounds with Nico’s baritone German accent. Huge fan of Lou Reeds solo work but to see the amount of musical movements that came from this… Only issue…the heroin addicted John Cale/Lou Reed and their monotone trances - def a rougher listen.

Some good jazzy beats but nearly nothing memorable about this album at all.

Pretty milquetoast McCartney but I do like his discovering the synth and you can see the seeds for albums later albums. Bluebird makes me want to stab my ears though. Ban the guiro in all western rock/pop.

East coast/Zulu beats and sampling with 90s Gangster lyrics…oddly works incredibly well. The sampling on this is timeless. Oddly though, way more socially conscious than Common…can’t believe how socially conscious the album is. This album changed my mind forever about ice-T

Uhhhhhhhh

Innovative indie punk - those lyrics though…oooof brutal…sound has B-52s with distortion? Where is my mind onward in the album though is where this album thrives.

You know when modern artist painters take a white canvass and throw three squiggles of paint on it - and try (and often do) sell it for millions. Yea, not buying it...the difference between schizophrenic and creative might be pretty thin....but i know which one this one lines up on.

Is it the worst of pretentious 2000s hipster indie…maybe not…but just leaves no impression what so ever- just bland goop.

Need more of this in my life! That brass swings!

Some other reviewer noted, there is absolutely great Radiohead and then there is unlistenable falsetto draining on Radiohead

Back when country spoke about real Human emotions and not weird ass faux nationalism. A little jazzy, a little bluesy, a little rockabilly. Slow, sad and oddly beautiful. Pretty repetitive though.