Reviews by jeffmalbumratings

Good classic Elvis, a more soulful toned down later Elvis album.

I’m normally not a big electronic music fan. I happened to listen to this one with headphones and it was a completely different experience. The engineering on this is incredible. Still not something I’ll listen to regularly, but I can appreciate the art.

Man this is heavy. I don’t know how often I could play it through, but good example of foundational industrial metal.

Good album with a sound that feels like a mix of rock, punk, grunge.

It was pretty slow to get going. It did grow on me a bit as I listened but generally kind of boring for me. Too sophisticated for my tastes I guess.

It’s overplayed, has awful lyrics, and is completely gratuitous, still there goes one of the great metal debut albums of all time.

Just not my taste, sounds like a lot of the other 90s hip hop albums out there.

Fun little album.

It’s just too ethereal and too much electronica for me. Some good songs, but tough to sit through at times.

Good singer songwriter. Nice to have on, nothing over the top.

This album feels a lot more dance and electronica driven than the other album on the list. The couple top singles are frequently featured in dance mixes, this one isn’t for me.

Really enjoyed it musically, came in hot, gave way to a lot of variety in styles and tone.

Really good album with some great songs. Was not familiar with it but pleasantly surprised.

Not sure what to make of this one. Quite a cacophony at some parts. As for jazz it is pretty interesting and definetly something I want to spend more time digging in and listening. This one needs some time to appreciate.

Was not familiar with this band but was surprised at how much I liked it. Great early alt rock. Good guitar work.

This is a good album. But I’ve gotten a lot of post punk albums and they all kind of run together.

Thought this was a pretty cool punk album. Fast paced, fun to listen to.

Liked it a bit better than I thought. Still sort of plain and unexciting to me.

Iconic album that is near perfect end to end. When the Levee Breaks is possibly my favorite LZ song ever, and for someone looking to get in to Zeppelin this is an easy one to step into.

I liked it a bit more than I thought I would. It’s certainly a lyrics album, I wish I had the ability to listen in as closely as I should. Way too long though, very tedious to get through.