Reviews by aroomacanvas

Really gorgeous, sparse production and vocals. I can see why this was commissioned to showcase sound systems. I definitely dig it.

Half the albums I love probably wouldn't exist without this album. Even setting that aside, it just rocks.

Pleasant music that doesn't do a lot for me personally. Just not my thing really but that's ok!

KILLER album. Insanely influential on hip-hop as a genre and it's just full of jams. I love the minimalist beats.

Enjoyable soul album. Maybe not something I'd come back to a ton but I'd never complain if it was on. Feels kinda dated.

I really like his voice, and the instrumentation here is honestly really great too. Fantastic, clear production. It's maybe not the most unique or original sound but it's executed incredibly well.

I can respect Cash's work and this album but it isn't really my thing at all. His voice is overdone and his guitarwork isn't terribly memorable. The prison gimmick definitely adds to this live album though I will say.

Classic grunge album. Definitely super nostalgic to me. Black Hole Sun is just an absolute classic. The album maybe could've done with a bit of trimming down though if I'm being honest.

Blur really benefited from moving away from britpop a bit in my opinion. This album takes that aspect and mixes it with more indie rock and alternative stylings to create something much better.

Such a nostalgic album for me. My dad played them a ton as I was growing up. Still rips to this day.

90s pop r&b just really isn’t good

Really great jazz-funk. That title track in particular is a real journey.

Never listened to them before. This is really weird and fun. I dig it! No idea what's going on half the time but in an entertaining way.

These guys really manufactured some of the best punk in history, and their influence on the genre can't be overstated.

She had a fantastic voice and I can definitely appreciate this album even if it isn't really my thing. She was definitely talented as hell and gone too soon.

The studio experimentation here rivals Sgt. Pepper for how inventive and game-changing it was. While I don't think the songs themselves are quite on the level of Are You Experienced, it's still an incredible album worth listening to.

Fun if dated sounding house album. Not sure how much I would listen to it but I enjoyed it.

I enjoy The Beach Boys but don't think I've ever listened to this one. I dug it a lot though. The cover art is fantastic and quite different for them. The psych pop elements are really great.

Classic psych rock that feels timeless. Sunshine of Your Love is just an all-time great song. Clapton is a major POS but his guitarwork here is legendary.

I love this album. So dancey and infectious. New York I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down is truly an all-time classic track.