Reviews by buster_binno

A 3/5 from me is high for a country album. Nice songs!

Great Hiphop classic!

It still holds all the same great qualities of Master of Puppets. However, this time the album is mixed like shit. It sounds incredibly dry. Still through this at times the great songs peak through.

Nah

+ Great beats, nice production, keeps the sound consistent for its long runtime
- The long runtime, general theme of the album and ... questionable lyrics.

Nothing wrong with being a bit edgy on your nicely produced hiphop record, but for such a long album AND including some pretty bad interludes, yeah that deducts some points.

This gets 5 stars just for how pleasantly surprised I was. I saved every track : )

I love love love Beastie Boys, but besides Brass Monkey, Fight For Your Right and No Sleep Till Brooklyn the rest of the songs just aren't good and not enjoyable. Especially knowing what great work they would do later.

It's not necessarily *that* awful, I just wanted it to end as soon as possible and never want to hear it again.

Album sounds a bit ass to be honest

While maybe a bit too long, the mix of triphop with tango and sampling is very unique and interesting. It does what it needs to and works well as music to relax with

Gets a 4 just because the really high highs balance out the rest of the album

Not even Eno's best Ambient album

At first I thought the average score on this album was a bit harsh, since I heard quite some variation in the tracks and their influences. However this album is just too long and at some point I realized that each song had a cool idea or sound and then just did that until the end with little variation. Then the last half of the album just isn't all that good.

Yes it's repetitive and odd but it at points builds some interesting soundscapes that I could really get into. Still, yes, it is not super interesting compared to its contemporaires around 1994

It's not even that bad, just really really uninteresting

Sometimes the amount of streams per song on an album are quite telling. Ignoring the singles, it starts around 177k and gradually decreases until 66k. Which perfectly reflects my opinion on the album, the album isn't even that long, but holy hell does it drag on and on and on at around the halfway point.

Its highlights are better than the other Fatboy Slim album on here, but its messy almost blaring production on some tracks in the second half do make it hard to enjoy as a whole.

A beautiful and fascinating album, but kinda crazy we have this album and Medúlla in this list but not Post or Homogenic.

Now I know how people in the 80s/90s felt around "metal kids" in high school

Outside of some of the "conscious" lyrics, there is nothing really noteworthy at all. Getting a "Why is this on the list?" score of 1