Rated 8/10
Love the Fall; not sure I would have selected this one necessarily
Rated 8/10
Love the Fall; not sure I would have selected this one necessarily
Rated 6/10
What a return for the fellas. Belts hard. Surely we could have added something from a more contemporary band rather than a 4th Cure album.
Rated 8/10
Bought blind in my early days of record collecting. Was surprised by its goodness. Maybe not as into it these days. Tinseltown still goes good though.
Rated 4/10
Dark sarcasm
Rated 8/10
Nice.
Rated 6/10
Bit gutted the fellas went country. I'm supposed to like that choice; do not. At least it encouraged many good alt-country boys. Che my Parsons.
Rated 10/10
Speak of the devil. Absolute belter. Especially for 1987. Not a dud track.
Rated 6/10
You're living all over me is so much better. As are the next couple after the lil break up. Kind of gotta agree with J on this one.
Love the Jr. but there certainly is no need for them to have two albums on here. (you're living is probably in my top 20 all time...)
Rated 6/10
Probably their best? Again, definitely a greatest hits band, not a 3 albums bamd. Songs to Learn & Sing: done.
Old mate is a hit of a bad guy. Had some tunes I guess.
Rated 2/10
Abusive cunt. Music also isn't great.
Rated 4/10
Unbelievable that this is on here but not Power, Corruption and Lies. Bob!
Rated 6/10
Soft rock bangers
Rated 4/10
That one track is good. Are we not tired of Joni
This list probably didn't need a 3rd chemical bros album. Especially not one from 2023. Cheers Dimmers. And not a single Dimmer album included.
Rated 8/10
Has never been my favourite Bruce but deserves its legendary status.
Rated 6/10
Karma
Rated 6/10
Agreed.
Rated 6/10
Björk rules. This isn't necessarily one of her best and there is no need for her to have 4 albums on this list.
Rated 4/10
Woah, the dark sarcasm.