Rated 8/10
You know what? Hell yeah
Rated 8/10
You know what? Hell yeah
Rated 6/10
It pains me to put this, but this is an album that’s never fully clicked for me. It’s great, but I don’t worship at the alter that others seem to. I hope one day I will.
So much energy here. Didn’t really care for the bonus tracks on the expanded version, but that’s not what I’m reviewing here!!
Rated 4/10
Started to like this then fell off for me v quickly. Some bizarre skits as well
Hell yeah, funky af
Rated 6/10
Production is insane for 1957! Fun and groovy but never blew me away.
Rated 10/10
The timing that this was the choice for the me the day after Ozzy died… but this is a hell of an album. RIP OZZY
Rated 8/10
Tons of hits on here. Not perfect but very close.
Rated 6/10
Holy nostalgia! Personally, I think not as good as her previous two but there’s some undeniable hits on here
Rated 8/10
Lovely. Still think Pink Moon tops this though.
Rated 6/10
Does what it says on the tin! This might be sacrilege, but I didn’t like this as much as the debut. Maybe I wasn’t listening under the right conditions
Rated 8/10
This was great! Groovy, joyful, varied!
Rated 4/10
I can appreciate its importance and I actually quite enjoyed the beginning but it got very tedious very fast for me. Much prefer a Black Sabbath over this.
Rated 6/10
Wild! Really enjoyed from the start but it slightly wore thin towards the end. But the string sampling and technical effects were fantastic
Rated 6/10
Sombre feeling throughout as it was one of her last recordings. Very same-y but very lush and pretty.
Rated 10/10
Every song a banger. Sensational.
Rated 8/10
A 3.5 star album for me but nostalgia made me bump it up. Captures the era very well.
Rated 8/10
I’m a sucker for a strong melody, strong tunes with a strong message
Rated 10/10
One of my favourites of all time. Simple as.
Rated 4/10
Surprised that I wasn’t grabbed by this - I didn’t mind a few melodies but felt the songs were mostly bland. I love #1 Record and I Am The Cosmos though - maybe I’m more of a Chris Bell person