Good rock album but not an all timer album at this stage, some great songs, 3/4 that I could happily never hear again, You're Crazy and Anything Goes sound so mid coming between Sweet Child and Rocket Queen.
Great in parts, some really moving renditions, bit front loaded, and ultimately it's pretty samey, although if you played it in the right mood, probably a 7 or 8/10.
Super, good songs, arrangements production. Has aged great, main complaint is that Horses in my Dreams should have been the album closer.
One of the best solo Beatles records, every song is good. Title track, Let Me Roll It, 1985, Bluebird, Jet...all McCartney at his best, would never tire of listening to this.
Great album, although Blood on the Tracks is probably my fave Dylan record.
Like A Rolling Stone is all time, some other great songs but Tombstone Blues drags a fair bit and can take or leave From a Buick which knocks it off a perfect score.
Singles are the obvious best tunes, outside of My Love, My Life, none of the album tracks really come close to matching it. Instrumental closer is very different ABBA song. Dancing Queen remains of the greatest pop songs all all time, When I Kissed The Teacher though, WTF, of it's time lyrically!
She has beautiful phrasing, coupled with unexpected and surprising melodic movements, haven't listened to this album in full before but it's great. One of my favourite singers, her 70s run is absurd good.
Singles are good, plenty of middle of the road blues elsewhere, hard to fathom the big reputation.
Rubber Soul was released the same year and clears this by a fucking distance.
Will probably never listen to this record again in full.
