Reviews by fruktsupp

The opening tracks are classics, but it really trails off after that.

I like DM, but violator is their best work. This one was good though.

Couldn't stream this one.

The singles off this one are classics. The other tracks are fine, but feel like filler.

I had never heard of this, but it was entertaining. Strange sound and some of it is just noise, but I never put it down.

Hard to give less than 5, based on cultural impact alone. So many of these songs are still in heavy rotation today.

Such a classic. Easy five stars.

Hard to criticize this one. Total classic sound. If you like salsa, this might be the best example out there.

This wasn’t on my streaming service, but I know many of the songs. It’s fine, but not my style.

Lots of hits on this, but it’s not my style.

Easy 5 stars. They don’t come much better than this.

Not hating on Taylor, I understand why it’s so popular. Just not my thing.

This album isn't creative, it's just bad. There's a difference. St. Pepper's is a great example of creative and good. This one just sounds like dudes on drugs trying to play jazz after reading about it, but never hearing it. I’ve heard this album several times over the years, as it often makes lists like this. I think we’re just in an echo chamber with this album though. Just because a so-called expert thinks it’s good doesn’t make it so.

Classic hip hop album. Some of the tracks are not top notch, but it’s all pretty good. I would pay for revised versions of so many hip hop albums that got rid of the skits/intros/interludes. Takes you out of the groove.

This guys voice is good enough, but man, those lyrics take you out of it.

Fantastic album. Makes you wonder what might have been if the Beatles had stayed together, but this is still five stars on its own merits.

Super sleepy. I like Paul’s later stuff, but this isn’t my thing.

GD has just never been my style.

Classic hip hop album that changed everything. Just never been a top album for my taste though.

Hard to give anything but five stars. This album has (possibly) rock’s greatest song in Bohemian Rhapsody.