Reviews by brndnnll

Very middle of the road. Sounds like tons of stuff already on this list.

About as middle of the road as you can get.

Absolutely no interest in Metalcore.

Just an absolutely beautiful jazz record.

Completely unfamiliar with this artist, but man what an incredible record. This is the type of thing that makes this list and exercise worthwhile. Easy 5 stars.

Nope.

Definitely do not need this.

We do not need so many prog metal albums on this list.

As far as 60s British music that hasn't had a lasting impact, this is an album that enjoyed more than others. Obscure 60s psych that contains all the best elements of The Kinks and the The Zombies. This album was great.

Sounds like a generic overproduced commercial R&B music. Which I know that hits the spot for some people. This is not for me.

This had a good groove for sure. Different and interesting enough and not too long. Nice album to listen to on a weekend morning.

I guess this was fine. It was a long live album, and I'm not sure anyone ever needs another one of those in their life. Joe Cocker is sweet enough though.

Super solid and enjoyable Argentinian rock from the 80s. Better than I was expecting, and kudos for something outside the box.

Very much sounds like a watered down Pink Floyd, lacking the urgency the full band was able to create. I lean more towards the David Gilmour contributions to that band than Roger Waters. This was interesting enough I guess. I guess I've just never cared to explore what any of those guys have done outside of Pink Floyd.

Absolutely loved this, so dreamy, what a vibe.

An excellent example of early electronic music. It reminds me of Giorgio Moroder. I was unfamiliar with this, but this is an excellent release. An EP worthy of inclusion on a list of albums.

I guess kudos for selecting an obscure band from an overlooked time frame within an underrepresented genre of music. Aside from that, there is not much else that is redeeming about this.

Every aspect of this was painful and grating to get through. It sounds like some shitty early 2000s pop punk band trying to be a metal band. At least it was well over an hour long.

I have heard the Vampire Weekend name forever but don't think I had ever (knowingly) heard them or could explain what they sounded like. This was very bad, and I'm a bit disappointed that I couldn't have just maintained not being exposed to this band, but here we are. I guess at the very least, at least this album was short?

A truly beautiful recording. An excellent and essential jazz record.