Reviews by blaise2311

I have no idea how to feel about the use of donuts beats in this album

I'm picking up good vibrations...

thank you Stan Getz, vibes immaculate as always

'good' music is a fish hook, at a point bad shit loops back to being great shit

Flute kind of crazy

Long songs are the absolute best

industry rule number four-thousand-and-eighty,
record company people are shadyyyy

7/10

really incredible mixing for 1966, Zappa + Tom Wilson were an unstoppable duo

10/10
I don't think there's anything I can say that hasn't been said in the last decade.
It's a journey, a poem, a manifesto, an Avant Garde jazz concept album, a greatest hits compilation, a funky pop tape. It's a celebration of the past and a message to the future.
God this is so good

7/10

dudes will listen to this and be like hell yeah

Ok but what if there was a banana

An incredible 10/10 project, The Wu-Tang Clan's 'Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)' stands as a singular moment in Hip-Hop history. I could honestly write full essays about the carousel of voices, how it moved old school boom bap groups away from seeming like they're just colleague's making to capital in booths to a vivid visualisation of a team each engaging in a playful Dozens, but since this is 1001Albums, I'm just going to advise those who weren't gripped to listen to this end to end reading along to the lyrics, knowing exactly who is saying what. The depths you'll discover from each member of the group will astound you.

good kid, m.A.A.d city if it kind of sucked ass

While I was listening one of my friends noticed and went on a long conversation about how there aren't many Doors fans anywhere

Somehow my favourite Beatles album

The opening lines of the Spotify version of this album are "I'm a Creep"

Cool concept album where the concept is what if the Beatles were a band

Gonna be honest I needed a lyric sheet for this one