Reviews by jeffmalbumratings

Good old classic grunge.

Great singer no doubt. The album as a whole feels a bit of the same from track to track.

Fun 60s psychedelic rock album. Great arrangements and emblematic of the genre.

Amazing guitar album with Clapton and Allman. It does run a bit long, but the jam sessions and back and forth between the guitars are excellent.

Just not a genre I can get into, even when I was a kid I really wasn’t a fan. It has more variety and is more compelling than other rap albums of the time, but still have no desire to listen to it.

I do enjoy Sinatra and this is overall a good album, but it's just a bit too slow, too weepy for me. Every song is pretty much about the same thing, which I understand is the point, but it just kind of carries on after you are a few songs in. Great Sinatra, probably not in my regular rotation.

If more punk music sounded like this, I would probably listen to more punk! A lot more variety from the musicians, not monotonous at all, more compelling vocals than a lot of punk artists, this is a cool album.

For a genre that is not my favorite, this album wasn’t too bad. Probably not a re-listen for me though.

Haven’t spent much time listening to Bowie, this is the second album on the list for me. Liking most of what I hear. Surprising, eclectic, theatrical, and the pianos in this are unhinged.

Really good album. I had not dug deep into Oasis beyond the singles despite the peak of their popularity being during my teens, but worth getting into.

Great album from one of the best. The couple of nice acoustical songs mixed in.

Such a great album and Paul Rodgers has a fantastic rock and roll voice. Always loved the song Bad Company. The album is a bit slow at times, but overall a great listen.

Such an underrated Jimi album. Not much in the way of singles that get airplay on the one for some reason, but that means you can jump in and almost hear it like new if you not familiar with it.

Good album, pretty middle of the road as far as my tastes go. The more you listen to the track “Mother” the more you learn to like it.

Liked it a bit more than I thought I would. Some interesting instrumentation, good harmonies.

I did like it a little better than I thought, pretty classic grunge/90s alternative. But I did feel as the album played on each song had the same sound and the same feel.

Repetitive, sort of drones on. Skits are cringe.

Such a great album, first in a series of incredible stuff from one of the best. Elton’s ability to sing on top of the complex piano parts he carries always impresses me.

Pretty good album I remember well from my teenage years. Innovative sound, heavy in lots of places. Solid vocals. DJ scratching is additive in some areas, not all.

It's not bad, I don't mind stuff like this coming up on the list as it provides and interesting change of pace and stuff I wouldn't otherwise seek out. Alright in the background, feels a bit like tourist trap music.