Reviews by angrybizkitz

Bland. Nothing I want to come back to. They really feel like Sgt peppers Beatles with less acid and less talent. Why is this one in the list?

I know this album so well. Johnny Cash's American recordings are all amazing. I could listen to them all over and over, and I don't like doing that normally.

5/5!

Awesome album, but definitely dated.

I liked this one. The mixing of French into a couple of the songs was a good nod to their heritage and origins. The theming between the songs flowed well.

I wanted to like it, but towards the end it turned from new wave funkiness to just dark ramblings. And it felt like it wanted to sound like the Talking Heads.

So, so bland. There are times that Chris Martin sounds like Dave Matthews, and then he sounds like a 10-year-old whose balls haven't dropped yet. The falsetto in every bloody song is damned annoying. I hope I never have to listen to another full Coldplay album again. So bland.

This album rocks hard! I wish the vocalist didn't sing in that range, but it works.

I'm not a big hip-hop/gangsta rap fan.
The beats are really good, foot tapping head bobbing beats.
Lots of usage of old kung-fu movie samples, which is to be expected from a Wu-Tang alum.
Interesting exploration of faith and religion in here.
I might check out more of GZA.
My Rating: 3/5

Such a bland album. It was ok, and it was an interesting blend of styles to put on a single album, but nothing jumps out.

It was interesting. I already had "White Rabbit" from here favorited on Spotify, and I picked up another. It was standard 60's rock. I could listen to it again, but I doubt I will.

My Rating: 3/5

Good album. I'm not a jazz fan, but you can't deny the talent of Miles Davis. I might use it for background or music to unplug to.

The songwriting is really good, but I do not like the whole hippy-dippy vibe of all of it. I get that was the thing in the 70's, but it's horribly dated.

I had never listened to a Bowie album before. From reading other reviews, this should not have been my first. There was nothing special about this album. The music was good, and I could tell he's very talented, but nothing grabbed me and made me want to listen to it again.

Can we try again? Basic 60's pop, sounding more like the Beatles than a real band. Just.... no. Sorry.

My Rating: 2/5 It was bearable, but barely so.

My Rating: 3/5
It was a decent album for what it was. 60's rock. Nothing special to write home about. I favorited My Back Pages, because it struck a chord with me. Maybe a bit of nostalgia, I don't know.

Why was this on the list? Maybe because they influenced a lot of hair metal bands? The music was not incredible. There's nothing I'm coming back to on this album, but now I can say I've heard New York Dolls. This album was a new York 2. It would have been a three in other cities, but... New York has higher criteria.

Lots of nostalgia for this album. It's a lot poppier than I remember. Thriller felt like pop-rock, but this feels like super light bubblegum pop. The couple of big hits from album are good, but I could have not listened to the rest of the album and been happy.

My rating: 3/5.

They're like a darked version of The Cure, with less pop payoff. If you're into proto-goth synthwave, this is the album for you. I felt like I was lied to, with the name of the band not matching the sound of the band. Very few female voices.

Annunciation would be lost on them. I get they're doing their own thing and trying to be revolutionary, but each song sounds the same, and the lyrics are all muddled.

I don't normally like live albums at all.
I wish they hadn't censored him.
Compared to the Folsom Prison album, it's pretty similar in vibe.
Really fun album, especially if you're a Johnny Cash fan.
Man, I wish I could have seen him in concert.

My Rating: 5/5. You really do need to listen to the whole album in order, you can't just shuffle it.