Reviews by jeffmalbumratings

Good indie rock album, liked it much better than Rid of Me.

Just an incredible album start to finish.

The more Neil I get here the more his music grows on me. The vocals are still the weak spot for me but I felt this album was better, and great songwriting.

Struggled to get into it. Very, very 80s synth pop type of sound.

This album is good and I remember it being big at the time, but not convinced it belongs on this list?

Ultimate Dad rock. Easy to listen to and good to put on any time you need something light.

Struggled a bit to get into this one, though I didn't dislike it either. The lyrics are the highlight, not to say I enjoyed every one. Some sounds I found oddly catchy, some I just couldn't wait to end. Real mixed bag, but it held my intrigue.

Some of it is all right, for me not bad compared with other hip hop of the time. But my gosh, it's repetitive.

Liked the full album very much for the variety of styles on it. Vocals fit the music and the music and the lyrics perfectly.

It’s very good classic jazz, but also a bit of lounge music, I think I just don’t like the genre as much as I thought I do.

Such a great album with the harmony between Simon and Garfunkel. Scarborough Fair is an incredible song with the countermelody and intricate details. Silent Night 7 o’clock news is also striking.

Good classic country. From the time when musicians like this told stories. It's not my favorite genre, but certainly wouldn't turn it off if it came on.

Pretty good U2 album here, good variety of sounds.

This was ok. There were some interesting arrangements and some good moments. 1985 is a great song.

Wasn’t too familiar with Velvet Underground material before this list. They definetly continue to grow on me the more I listen.

Just not a big fan of electronic music.

Felt this one was pretty bland. The most corporate of the “corporate” rock.

This album started off a bit slow for me, but as I got into it, I really enjoyed it. Some fantastic guitar playing and catchy melodies as you get to some of the later tracks.

To me this is the definitive 60s psychedelic rock album. The sound is emblematic of the time. Grace Slick's vocals are iconic. There is a mix of some blues rock in there as well. A couple songs that miss for me, overall great album.

Absolute classic from that era.