Reviews by moysauce08

This album can get a remaster. I hear the potential but the quality just isn’t up to par with today’s standards.

This record though suffers under the “too many songs that sound very similar”. I started to get fatigue listening to the same tempo, the same tones, I honestly couldn’t tell how far along in the album I was because I had no idea what track I was on.

There’s some decent moments on here, but just too long.

Too much conscious hip hop for my liking. Sure they can be important to get your message out there, but I’d never come back to this songs willingly to listen to it.

Originally it reminded me of rage against the machine, but they at least have awesome instrumentals that make me keep coming back.

I wish there was more variety and a great example of this is Music and Politics being very different than the rest of the album but still felt like it was part of the record.

I was really sick of it by the end of the album. Don’t bring me back here.

The lyricism and rhyming schemes go crazy here.

Great record. Flows were amazing, beats and production were very good, intro and outro were really not needed and took up way too much time.

Honestly, better than I thought it would be going into it. I don’t think I liked it enough for it to be a 4 though but it’s on the edge there.

Heck yeah man. Timeless is the perfect word for this. Yes it sounds old, but still has an incredible amount of charm to it.

Had a charm to it. Felt like an oldies album but I didn’t have any problem with it.

I didn’t finish the album. I didn’t really care to keep listening on YouTube and stopped on the second last track. It’s not even bad, it just really doesn’t interest me to excite me in any way.

I see the appeal, I thought it was okay. Artsy enough to be interesting but just not in my style or something I’d go after.

I like Hole. Biggest comparison to something more modern would be Paramore, and I like them too.

Was a good album, and I believe this was like a toned down version of hole? I kinda like the more aggressive version more but this was still good.

I’ve gotta say, Pink Floyd has come a long way since their debut album. It’s pretty amazing how raw this sounds and how polished their future music becomes.

This is the Kings of Leon album I think about when I think about this band.

Great album, lots of variety but still Blues influenced. Great voice, great instrumentals, incredibly unique and has one of my all time favourite songs on here.

NOTE: Original track listing ends after Good Lovin’ Man

I wouldn’t fault anyone for liking this album. It has its charm. But it’s not for me. To me it’s bland, not very unique, and no reason for me to come back to this record. If someone had it on I wouldn’t hate it, if it was on a playlist I probably wouldn’t skip it either. But I don’t think I’d ever go out of my way to be like “today’s a good day to listen to Dion”.

The cows are home. You can stop soloing now.

This is literally just a few Deep Purple songs and a lot of jamming and messing around in between.

Probably 38 minutes of music and 1 hour of solos. Honestly I didn’t mind the music, but there was no reason for all the solos. I stopped the album after the original track listing so before all the encores. I had enough of the solo fest.

Believe it or not, we don’t need to place every Rolling Stones album on here.

I don’t think this should qualify for a top 1001 album, not even because I think it’s not good, that’s not the point. But to flood the list with an entire discography of an artist I feel like is just a waste and there are potentially other artists getting snubbed because The Rolling Stones released a 26th album.

Cool instrumentals but then tuned out partially due to the language barrier. Started to sound kinda samey

Definitely one of the stranger records from this list. I feel like there are times where it’s okay but a lot of the time the music just gave me anxiety. The best description I found in my head for this music was “music for psychopaths”.

I like snoop when he’s on a feature, but an entire album of snoop is a bit much. I didn’t mind the album, but definitely not my favorite. It’s pretty crazy to me how much hip hop has evolved over the years

I didn’t like it at first, but the further into the album I got the more I started to enjoy it. It’s a well-put-together record that flows well from song to song.

Still I was pretty done with it by the end. Maybe just a tad too long or maybe just the right length?

I thought this was a deluxe album with how many songs were on here. There’s no way I’m getting through all of this, will update where I stop.

After getting through the first disc, I feel like I’m pretty much done listening to this. I’m not tapping out yet, but I’m very close.

Abigail actually gave me a headache. I had to skip it, but I managed to get through Disc 2. How am I going to go on for another hour? Who knows…

I can regretfully say I made it through the entire album. A lot of reviews say that this record is extremely ambitious. I don’t argue that, but there’s just so many songs here that they all muddle together and even if it was good, it can be hidden deep within the track list.

Anyway, hated it. Never bring me back.

Iconic sound, some iconic songs. Really just overall a decent punk record.