Rated 8/10
Spooky swampy but also genuinely endearing, the back half is some of his finest work
Rated 8/10
Spooky swampy but also genuinely endearing, the back half is some of his finest work
Rated 6/10
Sometimes great, mostly overly long and the concept is a bit too far flung
Rated 6/10
Jumping Jack Flash produced a wow, I liked most of side one. Side two was a bit middling
Rated 10/10
I love this record so much
Rated 4/10
Repetitive and uninteresting
Repetitive and uninteresting
Repetitive and uninteresting
Repetitive
Still, worth one extra star for Groove is in the Heart
Rated 10/10
Probably my favourite hip hop album of the past decade, a cultural touchstone
Rated 6/10
Could only be improved if Anthony Kiedis would've told us which state the band is from.
Rated 8/10
I had no idea what this is, it sounds very familiar and yet completely novel at the same time.
If Scott Walker did Sinatra's Watertown? Tim Buckley meets Gordon Lightfoot?
I really like it
Rated 4/10
Instrumentals are fine but the production is flat as a fart and the vocals are baby pee weak - I'm fuming now I know this was included over any album by Wham! - but it has at least three fine pop songs
Rated 4/10
For so called groove metal, there's a distinct lack of groove
A worldie and I like every track but I must be in the mood for it
Rated 8/10
Slow building but really enjoyed it
Rated 2/10
Genuinely terrible apart from Cult of Personality - one hit wonders
Rated 8/10
Oooooo baby baby it's a wild world - a little beauty
Rated 10/10
Almost his best
Rated 4/10
Yeah, I mean, it's fine but it's not great
Rated 10/10
A fantastic display of Latin music and atmospheric rock
Rated 4/10
Ehhhhh
A serviceable, but exceedingly long jazz album with a bit of a world flourish
Rated 4/10
Perhaps more influential than it is good?