Reviews by izzy

Can see why it's a good album but its not for me

One of the best soul albums of all time - my favourite cover of a change is gonna come

boring metal - same droning sound and singing is annoying

guitar solos wreck but not enough solos

i get what they're doing with the sound however this bores me

good consistent album - goes on for a bit too long but each song is decent

like a more? depressed david bowie

Haha I dont need to listen to this bad boy again

One of my favourite albums of all time! A true wonder!

screamy no thank u

Very decent album songs are kind of samey but theres some classics on there

Good. Not the best Bowie has to offer course- heavily funk influenced some songs were forgettable though

Excellent metal album got me pumped- some epic guitar solos although questionable (pedo) and bad lyrics on two particular songs

Great pop songs at the beginning however the ballads at the end really let the album down..

Not sure I will be able to make it through the album.. too repetitive to be enjoyable -

Excellent! Also very different and mostly upbeat

Jazz rock infusion

Only 4 to say I liked it less than bad.
Otherwise fairly faultless just tired of most of the songs except Billie jean still bangs

Experimental enough to not be dull and familiar enough to not be annoying

Did not expect it to be this good! A modern white band I like. How strange.

what is the moral stance on listening to a bad persons' music and enjoying it? should we have separation of artist and art? I think the answer to this is: if the artist commits the crime in the here and now and you are aware of it you should stop supporting them as they will receive the benefits of your support but in this case a) michael jackson isn't receiving anything from my listens b) when he recorded this album hopefully he wasn't up to any nasty behaviour

in answer to that - brilliant album - man in the mirror was the blowing in the wind of the 80s. Most of the songs to this day hold up very well and don't sound corny (minus i just cant stop loving you).

some of the most iconic basslines

songs would be made perfect if sung by an actual soul singer but dusty brings a little different vibe i guess but part of me wonders why i should listen this and not a black singer

she was signed to the same label as Aretha so it makes sense

Only 4 up tempo 'explosive' songs the rest was kinda basic ngl. I have a love for jazz but some of these were too simple laid back saloon songs. Good to improvise with

Jack white is a somewhat imperfect singer and maybe that is part of the whole point - I only /really/ liked 3 songs on that album the rest was samey grunge sound

note to self : dont like grunge

Surprisingly trippy for 1968 thought it would be pure folk but it was real interesting!