Reviews by arog1747

I feel like I should like Korn, but nope. I love the music, hate the vocals.

This album is all of 1970s rock personified. There is not a weak song on this album and really set the standard for guitar driven arena rock that could sound radio friendly. Tom Scholz is a mad scientist of a guitar player and genius of the recording process.

This was great to get some work done this morning but that's really all I would use it for. Nothing stood out.

I have nothing of note about this album

Half of this album had me questioning life, the other half had me going, this is ok. I feel as though this is a sub par record and not an actual Fleetwood Mac recording. A lot of the songwriting just made me sad.

This isn't even Sepultura's best work, but it's what started defining their sound. Cavalera and Kisser write fantastic lyrics but the groove that is heavily Latin influenced is what got them to blow up. Dead Embryonic Cells is a mood and a half.

This feels like an album that needs to be listened to as one straight song. As such, I don't think I could listen to it consistently because I feel like I would get bored.

A very good album, just not my cup of tea

This album is full of pop bangers as T-Swift fully transitioned away from her early sound into a more polished pop sound. My wife loves this album and actually owns it on CD.

The whole group performance is what makes this such an impressive album. James Brown is a great entertainer but the mixing highlights the Famous Flames in a way that critics often miss.

This catches Sam Cooke at his finest, live. He was an artist whose brilliance was captured through live performances, not studio recordings.

I don't understand the music industry's love for Tom Waits. I find his vocals unnecessarily gruff and they don't make sense to me. He's a talented musician in other aspects, but I don't listen to him because of his singing style.

Beck Hanson is an interesting character. This album is vastly different from Odelay, the only other Beck album I am familiar with. It honestly is a solid expression of Beck but it's something I need to be in the mood for rather than seek out.

Bodhisattva and Show Biz Kids are absolute bangers. The other tracks are all fine but the album is carried by those two songs.

I know that I have listened to this album before. However, I don't remember any of it. You could say that I'm experiencing Deja Vu as I listen to it again.

A groundbreaking album that was highly influential to the 1980s music scene. Well written, well mixed, and definitively unique.

Other than Sixteen Saltines, which is a phenomenal song, this is a fine album. But, my analysis of The White Stripes is applicable. Jack White's voice irks me.

This album is arguably Aerosmith 's best but it was what set the stage for future albums by the quintet.

This was an interesting listen. Very much a mix of Blues and traditional British music. I'm not sure how I feel about it entirely but I'm here for it every once in awhile.

These guys feel like Bowie wannabes