Reviews by arog1747

This is a fun Jazz-Fusion album. Lots of great musicianship and I would definitely listen to. I'll likely forget it exists, but I'll listen to it.

The problem with this is Lorde sounds nihilistic and depressed when she's not. I can't get behind this album like I could her debut of Pure Heroine

A fun debut album. It is very upbeat and less political than subsequent efforts. Not my favorite from the band, but still solid.

There is a mix of slow jams and fast grooves on this record. I like the fast grooves, slow jams are not my vibe.

This was wild. I don't know how I feel about this album. It came completely out of left field

This is a very unique sounding album. I enjoyed it because of how different the sound is, even in the new wave craze that is the 1980s

Not his best work but still highly enjoyable. If anything, Sheila E.

This may have been the most unique album I have listened to as a part of this project. I feel like there were so many layers to it that I struggled to pin down a lot. I will need to listen a few times to fully understand it.

Seven Nation Army is a classic and one of the few White Stripes songs I actually really enjoy, except for when sports fans choose to do it while hammered at sporting events, then it's annoying. The rest of the album is good, not great

The debut from one of the most influential guitarists of all time. Hendrix, Redding, and Mitchell are 3 phenomenal musicians who put together an album that is a sex and drug infused interpretation of blues music that slaps just as hard 59 years later.

I don't really understand the appeal of Randy Newman. He's a solid songwriter but his vocals are something to be desired.

Solsbury Hill is the standout track but the mixing on this album is impressive as it really makes Peter's vocals stand out and sound powerful.

This album is one of the best introductions to Industrial music out there. Top marks.

Coldplay can eff right off. I hate their sound entirely.

This album was definitely ahead of its time. There's a lot to pick out of this album but I mostly found it a strangely good mix of 1960scpop music styles and psychedelic undertones.

One of my favorite jazz albums of all time. Getting to drop the needle makes me really happy when one of these comes up. The musicianship is first class and I find myself listening to this album frequently.

This is not a good album in my mind. I also don't like Kanye.

The Boss is at his best here at the tail end of a series of anthemic rock albums. After this he got quieter by delving into Nebraska and some other interests, but this album is pure working class anthemic arena rock.

Often considered the best album Led Zeppelin produced, I disagree. That doesn't change the fact that it's still a phenomenal album. Every song has its place.

This is a phenomenal blues rock album. Rod the Bod is at his absolute best with his vocal range and songwriting. He showcases the talent that would propel him to superstardom.