Reviews by fruktsupp

Wonderfully weird album. I was drumming along the whole time.

I wouldn’t put this in the top 50 of 1999, much less the top 1001 all time.

Tons of talent on the record, seemingly wasted. Tough to stay engaged with this one.

I'm a Radiohead fan, but to be honest, this album never really landed for me. Too many long unfocused electronic moments. That said, it is superior to so many other albums on this list.

Reggae is one of my favorite genres and Bob is the GOAT.

I'm a Bowie fan - this is really solid. Some of the electronic tracks get a bit unfocused for my taste, but really entertaining overall.

Odd choice to bury a seven minute version of the only great song on the album as the second to last track.

I like hearing historically significant albums on this list. Is this an album I’ll come back to? Probably not. Am I glad that I am now aware of it? Absolutely.

I remember this one well from when it was new. There’s a couple good tracks, but the singers voice wears on me for a whole album.

Loved the Sweet Jane cover. Fun to read about the unusual recording process too.

I've come back to this one many times over the years. No doubt it is famous and influential. I like this era and genre, but this one just never grabs me. The singles are OK, but the rest is pretty forgettable.

Kirkland Signature Sgt. Peppers

Pretty great 80s synth sound that works really well with her voice. I was entertained all the way through.

I'd give this a 3.5 if I could. Classic Elvis sound, but there just isn't a noteworthy song on this album. Every track feels like filler or b-sides to his better work.

Southern rock is just not my thing. That said, this was a good live recording from a technical perspective - sounds solid.

There’s some good stuff here, but his voice wears thin for me after a few tracks.

This was not great. Not sure what the singer is trying to do.

This was a fun one. I love this kind of sound. Makes me imagine sipping coffee at a cafe in Rio. Extra credit for the wonderfully weird album art and bizarre looking portrait of Veloso.

A few fun moments, but way too much jam band for me. The third track is the strongest.

I'd never heard this whole thing, other than the singles. I was entertained all the way through. It couldn't be more 70s if it tried, but it is fun and creative throughout.