Reviews by jacobepugh

Eh. Fine for what it is.

Thank you for reminding me how much I do not like this band. I get the appeal to this band but my God it does not appeal to me. I honestly wish it did. I wish I see what so many people see in one of, if not, the greatest and most important hard rock band in music, but I just don't. And that's okay.

This ain't for me. It's for someone one, but not me, and that's okay

Ugh...

I thought I would like this album a bit more, I heard it a few times in my childhood but it's decent. I guess I'm more of a greatest hits guy when it comes to this band

This isn't bad at all, better than I expected, but it gets to a fucking point man where I'm like "I get it"

A short album with an incredibly strong message and incredibly great music. But as corny this may sound, why is the music still so relevant today? This album talks about racial inequality, class inequality, police brutality, and war that we as U.S. citizens don't want a hand in, and in the last 10 years as I'm writing this, why is it still happening? Why couldn't this album be a time capsule or a history text book of sorts of what was happening in the late 60s to early 70s instead of being damn near 100% accurate of what's been happening right now? Let's hope something changes and when it does we can look back at the music of now and think "Hey this is just like this masterpiece of an album from 1971."

I do not like ACDC. I actually hate them, so no I did not like this.

If someone told me this is on par with Nevermind I wouldn't argue

The instrumentals were good, but I kinda felt like it was too much, as in the guy has a nice voice and I would've loved to hear more vocals than instrumentals. The album is really nice though and might listen to again from time to time.

From the cover, to the "Brazilian death metal", and from the first song, I instantly knew I was not gonna like this at all.

Honestly much better than I expected. I could've gone without the whispering talking like in the song I Spy, and genuinely I had a good time listening to this. I understand why so many people love this album and how it could be considered their best without listening to their other albums. Very funny how this and Oasis' Morning Glory came out the same year.

This was straight up fucking noise to me. I feel like I would be more interested in this genre but I dunno man....

The Beach Boys making a "Can we talk about the political and economic state of the world, right now?" album was something I never knew expected and it wasn't too bad.

It's not bad....but it ain't good :/ A few above average songs, Autumn's Child is one of them...the only one I can remember...I swear there were 2 or 3 others I thought were good....maybe it was my imagination and that's the only good song lmao.

Better than I expected. I easily recognized 2, maybe 3, songs off of it. 80s synth pop at it's simplest and I don't mean that in any wrong way.

The Verve before Bittersweet Symphony was subpar, gee who would have guessed that...

David Bowie in the 2010s is somehow much more David Bowie than David Bowie was throughout most of the 80s and all of the 90s

...Jeff Beck is a great guitarist, so there's that...

It took a while, but the song No Shame really won me over to help me fully understand this album and it's message. Continue the protest your father and grandmother was a big part of. They would be so proud.