Reviews by lukeice1

It's fine and working class hero is a good cover but beyond that...

It's fun and has palpable energy but the song style is pretty dated and doesn't seem to know if it really wants to be soul or pop

Cash's final work with some of his most famous covers (Hurt, Personal Jesus).

What can I say about this album. An electric fusion of country and jazz that earns it's entry in this list. It's one of a kind and filled to the brim with Willie's charm and love for music

Blues classic, absolute masterful and full of fun!

Absolute classic - no debating. Elton John forged the archetype of flamboyant, larger than life male pop singer with this record, an image so so many (Harry styles, benson boone, etc) continue to imitate

Chill but doesn't feel particularly impactful

Punk rock classic that stands the rest of time braving spoken word and catch tunes

Green onions and more green onions. Sounds like a Saturday night ballgame in July

come on it's king crimson! So many iconic songs on one record how can you not give this a 5

What a superb record celebrating heritage with catchy but emotionally charged performances

Fun blues jams by the stones that helped the band really breakthrough and find their sound

Absolute jazz classic - take five is in the pantheon of jazz standards and deserves a 5!

This record is the most serious one to come out of the pop punk movement, has 4 of the biggest rock songs of all time, and was just performed at the Superbowl. Anything less than a 4 is criminal and above that is personal preference

Everyone knows supermassive black hole but outside of that ... This record is a bit of a mess. Instead of being a masterful blend of genres, it just sounds messy and like a less interesting version of Radiohead

Good ole honky tonk music

Fucking morrissey

Heavy proto industrial german art music - its dated by industrial standards but the fact this was recorded 45 years ago is a testament to their skill

Chaotic, in your face record that lacks some of the focus of later work but has oogles of charisma to make up for it

A classic of bebop