Reviews by lukeice1

Superb blues record by one of the best to ever do it

Disco classic!

Along with Black Sabbath's Paranoid this record is in contention for greatest metal record of all time. Unrelenting thrash metal until the levy breaks and it gives way for moments of calm before continuing the onslaught

It's a fun vestige of old school hip-hop but listening to this record it makes sense why this style went the way of the dinosaurs. It becomes uninteresting and feels like you can hear rhymes like this on any highschool playground nowadays. One of them also feels very out of place in this record that makes a point to push positivity on other songs

Doors brand of rock never gets old

Joni mitchell is so damn talented

A surprisingly fun album and not in German

Decent

Springsteens songwriting and vocals are truly some of the best ever recorded and on full display in this record

Full of interesting sonics and textures, a very enjoyable record

Such a bland and forgettable album, coming from someone who loves instrumental records

Absolute classic in rap and funk, with a stellar side A that grooves all the way through the long tracklist - it never feels like a slog, always feels fresh and enjoyable

The quintessential soul album that perfectly captures the human condition with such sincerity that its hard to believe any other album will ever come close

Coat of many colors and boulder to Birmingham are classic country ballards this album helped make a staple

This is a pale imitation of American slowcore and it pains me. Bill Callahan could have had a record on this list instead, but all that said this particular record isn't terrible

A interesting fusion of heavy rock rifts and socially aware lyrics

If I had to make a book called "1 album you must listen to before you die", it would be this one

Absolutely amazing record taking risks but ultimately just combining an electric performance from the musicians with some very unique lyrics. Green is a great record

A strong record containing classic bowie tracks but more importantly it's evident he found his voice and style on this record. A must listen for sure

It's an atmospheric, moody record that tries to stretch the boundaries but somehow misses the board entirely. It's not really good but experimental and later records (Smile is a good example) seem to take the same concept and apply it better