Reviews by beamer4444

Starts out strong (like I was going to give it a four strong), but slowly gets worse as it goes on. Still not bad. Just not great.

Some glimpses of greatness, but overall I found this album really annoying.

Way better than I was expecting from a shoegaze band. Not sure if I would even classify them as shoegaze. I enjoyed it the whole way through. Giving it a four feels a little overhyped, but if three feels too low

Damn good disco album with some funky guitar riffs in it as well.

I thought I really liked Springsteen. I think I just like his greatest hits though. This album has his classic sound, but no standout songs. I wanted a jam but all I rally got was boring flat Nebraska.

Ahh man, I did not click with this at all. Some of the riffs are good, but I really don't like the vocals.

Damn dude, this Hendrix guy is pretty good.

"Voodoo Chile" and "All Along the Watchtower" are the obvious standouts, but there are several other songs just as good. Some songs do fall flat in this 1h15m jam album, but that's the style you probably want with Jimi Hendrix. He's definitely a stage performer over a polished studio production.

This is it. This is the best country western album ever written. No one else needs to make another one. We hit our peak 59' and no one else has surpassed it.

Punk yeah mother punker!

I like their sound. It's like an early version of 2010's indie. The lead singers voice is a little annoying but that's also part of the charm. 3.5 for me, but I will probably round down.

I forgot about this album one day later. I remember it being smooth, cool, and easy to listen to, but ultimately forgettable.

A solid damn album. A few songs everyone is going to know on here, and they easily transition into a flow that allows you to listen to the entire album. Super enjoyable and I could listen to it all day long.

What a cool experience. I loved the Indian western fusion, and I loved the cover songs. I wish the whole album was covers! I want more classic songs with this twist on them. Overall really cool to listen to, but Sagar could have been shorter.

So... many... UK electronic artist on this list. I hope you like their one sound because that's all you get. It's not bad, but gets old quick.

This album has everything! Beeps, boops, swooshes, plinks, and even hamburger lady!

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. It was a rainy day when I listened to it, so I think that helped. It's a 3.5 for me but I think I'm going to round up.

There are so many Scottish/Irish/English electronic artists on this list! I think the guy who made the list has a particular genre he likes.

I like Peter Gabriel. This album sounded like him. Not much to say past that.

I like it for it's innovation, but that doesn't necessarily make it great. Like most of the innovative albums on this list, the iterations from other artist that follow it are better. It's cool to be first, but it doesn't make it best.

Led Zeppelin II is my favorite album of theirs by far. Whole Lotta Love, The Lemon Song, Living Loving Maid, Ramble On, Moby Dick, Bring It on Home.... hell most of this entire album are some of my favorite songs! Zeppelin somehow has one of the most unique sounds without being obnoxious. They're so freaking good man, and this is their best of the best.

Also, Moby Dick is the only song ever ever enjoyed a drum solo in.