Reviews by calvin

Oh, the Dropkick Murphys but actually Irish and first! This kicks ass!

Gorgeous, Sensual, unique, wonderful.

I can see how it progressed music, but never did they stick the landing between aesthetic perfection and harmonic dissonance. Some cool ideas, but the purposeful lack of polish felt more amateur than avant-garde

I think there is more of a message here and I got at firts listen, but the songs were bops! Definitely will listen again.

I'm surprised I liked this so much. I don't care for later Pink Floyd albums, and this is so much less polished, but as a result far more interesting.

Blues with an African flavor is certainly interesting, I just don't care for the blues.

Definitely cutting edge of the 60's, I new sounds everywhere

Some good vibes, some interesting tunes, but nothing really hooked.

Classic, awesome harmonies, great song writing, easy five stars

So many classic songs sampled in so many places. You cannot beat Booker T.

Never Boring

I wanted to like it, but I'm not sure I get what makes it unique and interesting.

Classic and beautiful. What's not to love?

Quintessential rock and roll. This is what happens in my head when I say "Rock Out"!

I want to love anything called T.Rex, but I was just kind of bored most of the album.

Wait, it's good? Since when is the shock jock producing interesting harmonically pleasing amazing chord progressions? huh.

Plateau feels like a Nirvana song. The whole album rides the line of interesting and sonically pleasing in a way that never quite lands. It feels masterful in execution, but just misses my palette.

I really don't understand the appeal

Both Ziggy Stardust and Suffragette City? Best Bowie album.

Common People was transcendent, the rest of the album was solid enough to vibe with the whole time. Great experience.