Rated 8/10
Really dramatic driving hard rock. Well executed and heavily produced with layered vocals and guitar riffs. Great rhythm.
Rated 8/10
Really dramatic driving hard rock. Well executed and heavily produced with layered vocals and guitar riffs. Great rhythm.
Rated 2/10
This is really bad. I can’t believe it made a list of anything that doesn’t suck. But it actually won a Grammy? I don’t believe it. I couldn’t hit the skip button fast enough.
Rated 2/10
Take mediocre lyrics and add meh vocals then combine them with cacophony and you get this. Hard pass.
Rated 10/10
A real treat after the recent string of bad luck in album selection. Every track is a keeper. Although they got better with age it’s still great.
Rated 6/10
Had high expectations after the lead single was a huge hit. Then several inferior covers tanked that hope.
Rated 6/10
A bit dated for me.
Rated 8/10
Great album. Good vocals guitar and rhythm.
Rated 6/10
Not bad but not my thing.
Rated 6/10
The wanna Beatles had a few decent tracks but even their best is no better than a demo track by their role models.
Rated 6/10
Not bad but nothing outstanding and not my first choice.
High energy and generally good but repetitive. Makes a good soundtrack for a chase though hills and trees
Rated 10/10
Really cool jazz. A real treat. Wish it ran longer.
It’s calypso. Would work for a beach party. Not bad. Not my favorite style.
Rated 4/10
Not impressed. Sterile and superficial with lyrics in French. Nothing really interesting.
Rated 10/10
Never fails to blow my mind. Since first hearing it as a teen in 1973 this has always been top tier.
Rated 8/10
At first I had my doubts but as I got deeper the music got better. This is actually quite good!
Electro and rap have a kid. But the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Rated 4/10
Unimpressed.
Rated 2/10
Basic bad rap crap. Life is too short not to skip bad music like this
Rated 6/10
Either you like reggae or you don’t. I do. This album is good. Not great. I especially liked the saxophone parts. A bit cookie cutter though.