Reviews by arog1747

This was a decent album, nothing stood out in a good or bad way for me.

It's a good album, it's a Joni Mitchell album. I don't see anything that would point to this being amazing or memorable.

I wish I had gotten this album during a weekday. This is great music to listen to while focusing on a task. For casual listening, not my cup of tea and hard to get into.

This was like Iggy Pop gone Ska. I don't know how I feel about it.

A band that was far ahead of its time and gone too soon. This is it's magnum opus.

This album is boring, I have no other words

Probably Cream's best album. For me, the thundering drums of Ginger Baker will always stand out over the more high profile guitar work of Eric Clapton. Jack Bruce's masterful bass playing is close behind Baker on this album. SWLABR, Sunshine of Your Love, and Tales of Brave Ulysses are some of the best tracks the band ever put out.

Good album, nothing stands out

My favorite Doors album. The title track, Riders on the Storm, Love Her Madly, The Changling. Phenomenal album with so many good songs.

Very much an 80s album. The vocals are impressive, but nothing stands out.

A very solid album with several bangers on it. I don't know have a lot of reactions outside of that blanket statement.

Early rock and roll that's well done. I have a soft spot for this genre at this era. Pre-Beatles rock and roll was something special and a very unique sound is captured here.

Other than Southern Man, I can live without this album's existence. It does nothing for me.

In my mind, the female equivalent of Johnny Rotten. The sound is unique but not enough to make me stop and question anything

This album is a great example of a performer not trying to do too much and succeeding. I am not a big fan of country music but I respect the hell out of this album because it's not trying to be anything other than George Jones at his finest.

This is one of the better efforts from the Beach Boys. Not Pet Sounds but something more experimental and bold. I think it shows their talent as it grows.

I cannot stand this album. It does not appeal to me at all.

Other than Tainted Love, this album is forgettable.

The music of the White Stripes is refreshingly simple yet also complex. Meg White is a phenomenal drummer, Jack White is a phenomenal guitarist. His vocals turn me off entirely.

Stevie Wonder hits all the right notes here. It's a great album that shows a transition in his musical style