Reviews by agnieszkamichcikk

A little bit of blues, a little bit of psychodelic... certainly didn't expect it, I guess I need some hooks

R.E.M. going soft and wistful... call me basic, but it's their most popular album for a reason, it truly stood the test of time

Sounds like Bjork... not surprise it's Icelandic :-) there's some interesting energy to it, sometimes works more, sometimes less

Salsa! Nice

Latin class of working people... I don't know what to say, I just feel it

Something between Elvis Costello and Iggy Pop... nice, uneven

The infamous album has finally come... If something is to turn me insane, that would be it

Straight 50s fun before rock'n'roll changed it all

Elvis doing standards... and being surprisingly great at them. Deservedly one of the biggest comebacks in music history

George Michael remains one of my favourite singers of all time, I like how he wanted to stretch creatively on this record, while still producing quality pop.

Why did I remember it as more mellow and less rockish? Still a decent collection of different influences and good songs

Psychodelic, somehow funky 60s... there was only 1 Hendrix

Loud punk... not my cup of tea, could've been worse

Another beachy, contemplative album, so close after Neil Young... and both are great. You wouldn't expect this sound from Beck after only knowing "Loser"

That opening was... well, I guess I can appreciate the raps

Another case of "appreciate the energy, wouldn't listen for the whole album"

Punk attitude with catchy melodies - just a classic

On this list's (or this site's) battle for the best album ever I'm more the "Abbey Road" person... but can't deny its rightful 5 stars. What a classic.

There's some simplicity here, the image of a Californian beach, in the afternoon, without that much sun actually works here perfectly

There's some charm to classic, classic country