Reviews by microtonalpanic

It's aged a bit for sure and online communities have made the prospect of liking The Doors a bit cringe, but this is an historic album.

Rod Stewart. Again.

60s Brit Rock. Again.

Hell Yeah, Brother.

This album is like the soundtrack of a bustling, busy city in the 90s

I find it interesting that I got this "AfterMath" a day after I got The Beatles' Revolver.

Both albums came at pivotal times for the groups, and were a change of direction in sound.

Revolver is an all-timer. AfterMath is not.

Rubber Soul is better. I said it!

Love this album! Janis is a crazy person, but we love her for it

Fun Album. Afropop from the 60s, 70s, and 80s is great

ehh... I still don't know why he's world-renowned, but Im not going to tear this album apart.

So Apple has two essential albums they did write-ups for, plus almost 10 other Eno albums available, but this one is missing.

must be shit. Typical for this list. "Screw all the good albums this artist did and critics wrote about, Listen to this pile of shit because I'm somehow a better critic who doesn't totally just jam my list full of Elvis Costello and British garbage!"

I've always thought this album was a bit too long, but it's overall really quite good. The last four/five tracks are like a fall of a cliff though, absolutely should've been cut.

Rod Stewart is in this band? interesting.

It was a fine album. It seems that the Robinson brothers of The Black Crowes had to get some inspiration from this group, especially from "Miss Judy's Farm"

I hate singers who sing strangely to stand out. Or perhaps there's something wrong with her?

This album doesn't really go anywhere.

waste of time. Same as 1000 other crooner albums of the era, BUT THIS ONE IS IN A DIFFERENT LANGUAGE, SO COOL, PUT IT ON THE LIST.

D&B British trash

Was really excited when I saw "Brimful of Asha" on the tracklist. Then I realized I only like the Fatboy Slim version and this original sounds like a xanned-out version.

A Pleasant surprise, and a new band to dive into! "Don't" RIPS

meh.

pretty fun

Pulp is a less-talented, sex-pest version of David Bowie.