Reviews by fingunray

Love this album to bits, a lush and thrilling rock album all the way through, definitely Santana at his best.

Kinda middling for Springsteen. A bit disappointing. Not nearly as intresting as some of his other records.

Really icked me. Not a fan at all. I like Ska in some environments but not whatever this is.

A fantastically fun record, it's hard not to enjoy Fela Kuti, his music is so lively and dance-able. Cracking stuff.

I've a huge Bowie bias to be clear, but I'd struggle to see someone not enjoying this. It's so grand, so fun. The piano is beautiful, the guitars hit when they need to, just a brill album.

Fine but not really my style. She's a great singer but I just find it kind of boring.

I really like Funkadelic but this album is up and down for me. Some great moments with the title track and the rendition of Maggot Brain, but also some stuff I find forgettable.

It's amazingly solid but the Smashing Pumpkins can never escape how irritating Corgan is in a lot of ways. Most of the tracks hit so hard instrumentally that it's easy enough to ignore with this record, but he's ever present nonetheless.

A very pleasant surprise. A lush and beautiful record that is very spring-feeling (luckily it's spring for me at the minute). Will be checking out more Saint Etienne.

A good record, I think sabbath were a bit primitive at this point, and it doesn't hold up as well as some of their later records, but it hit quite hard nonetheless.

Honestly find this one pretty bland unfortunately. CCR has much superior work in my eyes.

Cool, I think nirvana were at their best when they *were* plugged so to speaker but this is a cool show of the bands musicianship with some highlight tracks.

A warm and textured post-punk album that I've been meaning to listen to for ages. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Excellent stuff.

A great record with some of the punchiest songs Zep ever recorded. The first disc is perfect, second drops the ball a little but still hits pretty hard. Good stuff all round.

My favorite Portishead. Delightfully moody and sombre. Got a great variety of sounds going on, works really well.

Not a great deal to say here. A brilliant jazz record by all accounts. Less to my taste than some of my favorites but it's hard to deny that Coltrane is a wizard.

Class. Very fun and I love the swirly synth noises and the filthiness of it. Brill stuff.

Really ace. William Orbit is a brill producer and he delivers some excellent spacey tracks here. A very chilled out experience.

Not Lous best but an undeniably good record with a lot of smash hits on it. Big fan.

Very so so. Liked it more than not but I've never been too keen on the singer in DJR and that's no different here. Final track was kinda dope.