Reviews by de_baron

Not bad, but also not very exiting. I’m also not sure what to think of Neil Young’s voice.

Bro is NOT music. I hated his style, his weird squeaky voice and most of the beats. Child Playz was straight up goofy. The only thing that could have saved this from a one star rating is the occasional catchy beat, but that is canceled out by the awful album cover.

I am a bit disappointed because I really hoped I would like this. I did about half of the time. Monster and Blame Game were my least favourite. Best song on here, of course, is Runaway.
It was however, fun to recognise the samples throughout the album.

Nothing bad, but ultimately a bit boring. I liked Punchbag, Sunshine and Zia the most.

Awesome album. Loved the beats and even though I didn’t understand the lyrics a lot of times, his flow was great as well. The skits are a bit long and much at times tho.

I did not hate the music, and at times quite liked it, but I just cannot stand the vocals. Especially with a runtime of over an hour, the instrumentals can not safe it completely.

I did not necessarily enjoy this album, but I’m not sure you should. I didn’t hate it either. Right now, it’s a 3, but it is one I might return to, as I found it an interesting listen

I don’t get The Rolling Stones. The album is okay and there are some fun songs (Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Bitch) but overall, this did not do much for me.

I was pleasantly surprised by this album. From the look of the cover I was not expecting much, but I actually really enjoyed this. I loved the shoegaze-y vibe of it, and it felt very inspired by The Smashing Pumpkins. I could have done without some songs (esp. Minnesoter and Green), but overall, great album.

Generally, I am not a fan of metal. Right now, it is my lowest rated genre through this generator.
But this album is great. It’s heavy and gritty, Ozzy’s vocals are awesome (rest in peace) and the production is great. I was so surprised by how soft this album could be as well. Changes was a beautiful song and Laguna Sunrise as well.

This is so excruciatingly boring. The beats, the lyrics, nothing goes anywhere. The songs are too long as well.
I hate to say it, but except for maybe “Who You Funkin’ With?” I don’t think I enjoyed anything off of here.

I used to be such a big queen fan. Anything 70s classic rock to be honest. In the years that followed, my music taste expanded and all those bands returned a bit more to the background, and I started listening to Queen a lot less. Every time I listen to an album by them, I just think to myself “man, I should listen to more Queen.”
This album is Queen’s heaviest and most prog-sounding, switching it up everywhere they go. From soft and sweet folksy Melodie’s do heavy hitting, almost metal guitar riffs. This works really well on songs like March Of The Black Queen or Father To Son, but sometimes, only sometimes, the album as a whole feels a bit disjointed.
This album is certainly one of their most underrated. There are not really any hits on it, but it bangs and it’s great. 4/5

Great musicianship and did not sound bad, but I don’t see myself returning to this any time soon.

I liked this a lot less than I did Crooked Rain Crooked Rain. While I did return to that album a few times, I really can’t see myself doing that with this one.

Not the biggest fan of (heavy) metal, but this was okay.

I really love the sound of Portishead and all their albums are bangers. This one, however, does feel a bit disjointed for me at times and therefore it is the lesser of the two inclusions on this list.
Still great tho.

The definition of a 3 star album.

Great production but got a bit tired of the interludes and skits and also a bit long.

Pretty boring, and it does not sound special at all. Why is this on here?

Very fun album, I liked the pacing of it. Just great to rock out to.