Reviews by jollyra475

Really good album with some mega hits and an overall great reggae vibe. Will listen again and again.

More boring bullshit by Bjork

Seriously, WTF is this and why is it on any list, let alone a list of albums you must hear. If it was on a list of albums that should be taken out back and shot, I could get behind that.

This is a stellar album. Prine can tell a visual story with just his words and is one of the strongest songwriters of the era. Really excellent album, and glad I got to listen to it again.

I like Queen's greatest hits a lot. But their other stuff just doesn't do it for me. Killer Queen is good enough to bump up the album for me.

Enjoyed my time with this one!

Another album from my biggest blind spot, didn't know of them, never heard it before. Really liked it! Will listen again.

Didn't do anything for me and completely faded into the background after two or three songs.

I knew the Mekons a little bit from hearing them on compilations from their more punk days. This one is a lot more experimental, some of which works, some of which really doesn't, and is much different sounding than what I expected based on the little I knew going in.

I really like this album, and very much enjoyed listening to it again. I also seem to like REM more the older I get.

This has been my favorite hip-hop album so far, and it's not even close to the second. Some classic tracks, and no tracks that made me want to turn it off like most of the other hip-hop or rap albums that I've gotten so far.

Very simple folk music. Very easy to listen to which can be great at times. It's also very pretty. But it also doesn't knock my socks off at any point, either. It's just solid.

I really like The Jesus and Mary Chain. This is not my favorite album from them, but it's still a very good one.

This is not a good album.

The drums are good. Actually, the drums are really good, so good that it stands out as pretty much the only thing on the album I like. Snuff is okay, I guess. The rest can be relegated to a dumpster fire. It's one of those albums that you have to try to figure out what posessed the writer to include on this list.

Best jazz album I've heard from this list so far. But not saying much, still finding out I don't really like jazz.

Two trip-hop albums in a row. I liked this one a little bit more than Massive Attack, but still not going to go in heavy rotation.

I guess this is one of the first trip-hop albums. And I liked some of it, but overall was pretty meh about it. It's fine, but I won't be playing it often.

Good classic rock/blues. Some really nice guitar work. Sultans of Swing is a great song, too!

I remember liking this a lot more than I ended up. I thought before listening that this was an instant 5, but there are 3 or 4 songs in the middle that I just didn't remember that they're just meh. But the singles are such bangers, and the fact that this was one of the first albums I considered "mine" when I was a kid, still has a soft space in my heart!

Meh. I didn't activly hate it, but it didn't have anything I really liked, either.

I like some of The Who's stuff, but this album didn't really do it for me. Some okay songs, but a lot of it is just weird.