Reviews by jollyra475

I liked this quite a bit. Really good pop/psychadelic stuff here. I'll listen to it again, sometime, but probably not anytime real soon.

It's good but I like some of VU's other stuff better, and some of Reed's solo stuff better. Not a bad album at all, but not my favorite.

I liked this album a lot. Didn't quite love it. Will play it again, though, no doubt about that.

I was aware of a few of these songs before, and the ones I know are the ones I liked the best. It's a good album, but not great. I will listen to it again, though.

I didn't really like this much. Couple of the songs were interesting and listenable. And I never wanted to turn it off, so that's good (and I liked the runtime.) But I can't say I liked any of it.

This is a weird album. Couple of songs in the beginning sound like they could be at place at a circus, then it turns industrial. But I don't think I liked any of it.

What a great album. So many killer songs and staples of classic rock radio.

There are a few easy to define genres of rock and roll with Southern Rock being one of them. And no one does Southern Rock better than Lynryd Skynyrd (but god do I hate typing their name out, I have to double check the spelling everytime!)

One of the easiest 5 stars I'll give this entire challenge.

Led Zeppelin produced an unbeliveable amount of great music in the three year span between I and IV, but this one is my favorite. Maybe that makes a little basic, but I don't care. Stairway doesn't even bug me when you hear it in the context of the album (and the only time it ever bugs me is just because it's so overplayed.) Just a great album start to finish.

Couple of songs I liked okay, and I a bit sad that so much of the social commentary hasn’t changed in 30 years.

But what is it with these hour+ albums? They’re too long unless they’re brilliant and this one isn’t. Probably would been a 3 star if they edited it a bit.

I liked it fine. Didn't love it, though. Seems like something I should like more than I did?

I didn’t hate it. Didn’t really like it much, either. Don’t see myself putting this one on again.

It’s fine. Too many covers for me to feel it really should be included on this list. But nothing wrong with it.

No. Just no. That warbling voice is so annoying that I couldn’t get past it to try to listen to the lyrics and see if they’re interesting or not.

There's a couple of good songs on here, but it's not great. It's not bad, either.

For some reason I thought the generator said that this was 1973. And I was blown away thinking how could this be made in the early 70s.

Then I double checked. Oh, 1997. Generic electronica from the 90s, that makes more sense.

It's fine. I need to learn to read better.

I think I would rate every Beatles album 5 stars, but there are a few, including this one, that would get more than 5 if it was an option.

This was very strange. Like really really out there weird. But there is something compelling in it, I didn't hate the thing. I'm not planning on listening to it anytime soon, but there is just something about it.

I thought it was okay. Like most electronica, there are a few songs that might be brilliant, and I really enjoy. Then the rest seem to be filler and get to the point of repetitivness very quickly. But the couple of really good songs probably bump it up a point, between a 3 and a 4 for me, I'll go up to a 4.

A throwback to 70s Southern Rock and done very well. There's a few tracks that I could do without, I find most double albums could use some editing, but overall I was pleasently surprised. This is not a band that I would've thought that I would like before giving them a chance. Surprises are good.

Noisy rock, but fun to listen to. I had not heard this one before, but I will make sure it gets on my rotation.