Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde
The PharcydeClassic hip-hop, similar to A Tribe Called Quest with more jazzy flair and forward lyricism. Upbeat and exciting, packed full of flow and stories to tell.
Classic hip-hop, similar to A Tribe Called Quest with more jazzy flair and forward lyricism. Upbeat and exciting, packed full of flow and stories to tell.
Classic and unique, this album doesn’t overstay its welcome yet has a variety of tracks. Great guitar riffs and an iconic voice.
Full of classics, and excellent instrumental transition pieces. Essential Beastie Boys that own their genre.
Very upbeat but too monotonous for me. I’d compare it to a discount ABBA.
Old school blues will good sounds, but most of the tracks were too repetitive to me.
I like that it’s minimally produced and consistently well-done guitar riffs. Easy listen.
Very unique, but not something worth the casual listen. You’d have to be in a specific mood for this type of music. Cool instrumentals but lyrics can be… odd?
Light hearted and whimsical, it was a fun listen! The songs in this album work together to make an enjoyable track, though I wouldn’t add most of these songs independently to a playlist since it’s such a different style.
Cozy album to wind down. Nothing particularly exciting, but now I know what “glam rock” is.
British music for sad boys. Not my cup of tea (zing)
Good for ambience, studying, or drugs.
I’m not a techno listener but this has solid layers of sounds and I appreciate the production. Would be a good listen while gaming.
I hate giving this 1 star but I just wasn’t interested at all.
Classic metal, Black Sabbath is always a good listen. This album shreds.
Classic hip-hop album showing all aspects of the gangster lifestyle. Interludes/skits drag just a bit too long.
You don’t need my review to know this album is an all-timer.
Good beats, I’m a dumb American who only likes English music though.