Reviews by lukeice1

Queen of soul delivers an iconic performance over wonderful arrangements

The gothic instrumentation contrasts wonderfully with Siouxsie's vocals which makes a wonderful record

I never really understand why folks liked U2. Then I listened to this album.

A very pleasant triphop album, but definitely nothing worth writing home about. Might be the best elevator music ever written but it's still elevator music

Fun but not a very ground breaking or standout album to me

On this album, beach boys transition from surfer rock to arguably the greatest pop/rock album in pet sounds is on full display. The harmonies and arrangements are great, but there is some depth and introspection missing from this record that makes it just shy of 5/5

Eagles are at their best when they harmonize and rock out, which is on full display in this record. That said it's a far cry from ground breaking music but it's okay

Coldplay at their peak melodramatic and utterly inane, boring, selves

American beauty might just be the best jam album ever released

Tight song writing and good grooves but doesn't do anything to set itself apart or stand out

Mediocore attempt at post punk that shows just how wide the gap is between the premier bands in the genre and the every(bunny)man.

While talking book has hints of Wonder's range and dynamism (superstitious the obvious highlight), most of the record still feels a bit too comfortable and safe for an artist of wonders caliber

Absolute jazz classic that transcends genre, what more is there to say

Stocked to the brim with Christmas classics, a fun and timeless record!

Atmospheric, ethereal, an other worldly record that certainly deserves inclusion on this list

Moody, experimental and abstract... But that doesn't mean it's good, in contrast to other artists experimenting with synths at the time

It's a fun record, with great folk and jazz fusions but I still prefer other joni mitchell works

When you find shirts in hot topic with this album cover on it, you know it's pretty much perfect

Having really only heard money for nothing, this record is very good, with plenty of depth and relistenablity

Good for Aussie music, but like is this really an essential to hear before you die?