Reviews by fryguy0724

Nostalgic; beautiful; lyrically wit. Just an escapism album from one of the best bands of the 2000s.

A wonderful romp from 80s legends aging like a fine wine into the 90s.

Iggy's finest. Accessible, yet punk rock enough to stand the test of time.

A tour de force that has hit after hit as Led Zeppelin completed their world take over. Some controversy in writing upon look back but hard to deny its impact.

Damn fine 60s era folk/acid rock to bring you back to a time and place you wish you could dream of.

A trippy experience that outlined the strength of Zappa early in his career.

An absolute banger of jazz-rock that is in the pinnacle of historic albums.

A lovely self titled debut that brought the fire and spark to the mainstream.

Eno + Byrne = Rocky VII: Adrian's Revenge!

A world music powerhouse that required a bit of effort to find online but in the end, a worthy treat for your musical palette.

A fun romp through the dizzying sounds of Thin Lizzy and the energy felt in their live performances.

The early Byrd gets the 5 star review for their best output and easy listenability 50 years later.

Beck died for your sins so you didn't have to go through such heartbreak. A memorizing and hauntingly beautiful album.

A true classic, genre bending masterpiece

A masterpiece of Americana. One of the best albums of the 80s and all time. The cultural and elevated experience is timeless.

Light, breezy and no skips for your summer adventure back to 1980.

An absolute gem out of nowhere to establish a powerhouse in the genre.

Selling out or perfecting their craft which happened to coincide with mainstream audiences? Whatever your thoughts were at the time or today, the tunes here are rapid and relentless.

A rock/pop powerhouse but oversaturation takes its toll.

90s girl rock that goes unappreciated and somewhat forgotten for these pioneers.