Peak early production studio effects. Musicianship is incredible. Song writing isn’t exactly my style but it’s so fun I can’t deny it.
It’s fun, some really catchy tunes. I think this probably made a big impact in the mid-90s garage rock revival type era.
10/10, no notes. Masterpiece
Never been much for blues rock, but I’m assuming this album made a splash in that scene when it came out. Not sure I’ll listen to this front to back, but obv some very tasty guitar and organ here.
This is a great contrast to the Allman Brothers album. I’m not into “folk-rock” any more than I’m into blues rock, but holy shit if this isn’t just an assembly of all time great songwriters.
Stylistically not my cup of tea, but I think the lyrics are the stand out here. I don’t pick up on them or do a full read along. I’d give it a 3.5 if I could, but I don’t like it as much as some of the 4’s I’ve been giving.
Well, it’s Cream. Everyone knows this record. It blew my mind when I was 12ish. Now, there’s some tasty guitar obv but overall it’s not standing the test of time really. The type of record which sets the mood at the time, but now so many people have done it that it feels old.
Huge guitar tones, hugely influential in its day, still not exactly my cup of tea. Still I like it more than a lot of the three stars I’ve given out.
Felt like a Beatles rip then I saw Lennon helped make this record
10/10, masterpiece, no notes. Probably on of the most influential albums in my life.
This sounds like the blues version of what RHCP did to funk and what Sublime did to reggae. Maybe if Beck and Black Keys had a baby. Not actually sure why this is on the list.
I know the hits obv, but I’ve never listened to this front to back. Some great tunes on here: salt of the earth, stray cat blues, and the falsetto on dear doctor is hilarious
When I saw this pop up, my memory said 5. But there’s definitely Neil’s records I like more than this. And this song concentrates tunes fantasizing about old native life, I think teepees are mentioned at least three times.
I really liked this, great classic old school sound. Wish I took the time for a readalong but not this time.
Classic record, really defines the 90s indie sound alongside Dino jr and modest mouse. Jangly ass guitars
Formative album for me, I love it front to back. Is it objectively a five star perfect album? Maybe not, but for me it is
A personal favorite. Maybe the birthplace of the ambient jazz style I love now. One of Miles’ best.
Idk, it’s fine. Sounds pretty dated to me, and the ideas don’t come off as too original at this point even though it might have been at the time.
