Reviews by hoagieclue

soothing bossa nova, top notch stuff

Little Richard is an obvious legend and hugely influential when it comes to rock and roll. that being said, i don’t see myself coming back to this outside of enjoying the novelty factor

idk how i’ve never heard of laura nyro before. starts a lot stronger than it finishes, but it’s a beautiful blend of genres throughout.

idk i just find this style of rock to be unremarkable

i will never understand the springsteen hype

idk if I’m a fan of the “Iggy Mix” feels really flat. it’s a great album otherwise

fantastic, ain’t no way is an all time closer

this album was inescapable when it came out, and for good reason. the radio hits are showstoppers, and the album cuts are really, really good

enjoyable late 60s psych rock album. that last track is terrible though

atmospheric as hell. definitely a bit difficult to enjoy at times, but adamson nails the vibe he’s shooting for.

okay electronic album, just not something that draws me in

Louis Prima has a great voice, easily the best part of this album. Musically it’s good, but a bit samey

inoffensive britpop

not my cup of tea

warm and inviting r&b. need to dive into dangelo’s catalog more

a sick and demented album that has an undeniable charm to it. showcases eminem’s talents well

It was a cool late summer/early autumn night. I was a freshman in college. As usual, I was stoned out of my gourd and listening to music. I'm not sure how I stumbled across Maggot Brain, as I was pretty unfamiliar with George Clinton's music at that point. Regardless, I was mind blown. That title track is an all timer, it's an added bonus that the rest of the album matches the high expectations set by the intro. A must listen

This heavy industrial sound kinda reminds me of Portishead's debut. Solid album

enjoyable, but nothing i feel compelled to revisit in full

pretty good 80s pop