Reviews by jacobepugh

I feel like the more I listen to critically acclaimed jazz music, the more I can understand the importance and influence, but that doesn't mean I have to live it. It's not bad, it's just that jazz isn't my cup of tea, but I appreciate finally having the time to listen to a jazz masterpiece.

It's insane that Dylan released this and then several months later releases Highway 61 Revisited. This album definitely feels like a part one while Highway feels like the bigger, larger, and better part two. But it does not diminish this album in the slightest. This album is great to say the least, and considered to be on of the best albums from his discography and of all time for many reasons to say the most.

Fun, chill, and can dance to all at the same time. A solid electric dance/hip hop album from 90s England I assume.

I do not like literal fucking in my fucking ear when I'm listening to music. Why do I have to hear this big fat nigga fucking and getting sucked off just to also hear "You look so good I'd suck on your daddy dick?" BIG NIGGA PAAAAUUUUUSSSSEEEEEE GODDAMN! Anyway other than that this album is good, I definitely hear, feel, and understand the influence it holds.

I miss the old Kanye

So....this album is for fucking, right? Like this album is specifically made to be fucked to, right?

This perfectly encapsulates the black 70s sound in more ways I can say. It was so good I listened to it twice before writing this.

What is this man... Like a third of these songs are fine the rest are...not.

This beautiful album came out in 2019 and I have never heard of this artist or album before until just now and I'm pissed off

"Why does this sound like a lite Radiohead?" *checks who produced the album* "Ooohhh that makes sense...."

Yesterday I went to Taco Bell and Johnny Cash started playing. One of the works yelled "OHH MY GOD I HATE JOHNNY CASH!" and went on about why and stuff and all I could think is how wrong she absolutely was, and that was before I ever heard this album all the way through. Anyway this album is a perfect ending of his life, before Bowie's Blackstar there was this, and it's absolutely fantastic. I hope that lady at Taco Bell has a good day.

I wouldn't say I don't like southern rock, but I certainly don't care for it. But Free Bird is one of the best songs I've ever heard so there's that.

I couldn't finish it but I listened to a good 2/3rds of it and I can say it was pretty good. Wu Tang affiliates are good at what they do. The song with Nelly was surprisingly very good in my opinion and I should add it to a playlist lmao.

Who knew that and album that is absolutely filled with loud, distorted, fuzzy guitar sounds with soft spoken lyrics you can barely hear or understand can be some of the most beautiful songs ever recorded.

As a debut album, it's fine, solid album. But as the debut for one of if not the greatest and most influential bands of all time, it's also very interesting. All but one song on this entire album is covers, and the one that isn't in my opinion is the best, and most songs covered are RnB hits of the time. It's an insight of their style and influence all in one in a really great way. The album just might be fine, but in the times to come they will be much more than a "fine" band.

So we all know Somebody To Love and White Rabbit, not only some of the greatest songs of the 60s, but easily of all time. Classic songs still played on classic rock radio, songs featured on every classic rock playlist. But what about the other 9 songs? Well, they're okay I guess. I'm sure like with many albums on this list this album is more influential than anything, and it most certainly is in many ways, but were the two songs were or was the whole album? Not to say the album is bad, it wasn't, but there's a reason why those two songs specifically will stand the rest of time.

I dunno if I liked this album or not. It seemed as if some songs I liked, some I didn't, then I think that some of the songs I didn't liked had a beat switch in the middle that I liked. It was kinda confusing in a good way. But I guess the album was okay, maybe I'll listen to it again in the future to have a better feeling with it, but I don't think my opinion on this will change.

I didn't know what I expected, but I didn't expect it to be as good as it was. Kinda remind me of real early Foo Fighters, which is never a bad thing.

I don't get it man. I was expecting this album to be peak. You go on the Wikipedia page under "Critical Reception" and "Legacy" it's almost as if it's the greatest album ever made. But in my opinion, it's kinda a mess. Maybe for it's time it was something, it is one of Kurt Cobain's favorite albums and a huge inspiration to Nirvana for him, so it is highly influential in music and to many, and I can respect that. But aside from Where Is My Mind, Gigantic, and maybe one other song, I'm disappointed.

Uhh...No. Awesome album art though.