Reviews by moysauce08

I definitely got the feeling of, "Is this album almost finished yet?". The songs started to blend together and honestly this music just isn't for me.

Given the fact that the other metal "Gods" on this list really disappointed me with their full albums, I had pretty low expectations of this going into it.

Thankfully, I was wrong, and this was better than I originally thought it would be. Pantera keeps it pretty simple and their songs don't jump all over the place for no reason. Each song has their own lane and it stays in it. The only thing I didn't like was the singer, just not my cup of tea, but he's bearable.

It was okay, didn’t hate it didn’t love it. Some good tunes.

Typically throughout this list l, I’ve not enjoyed “Psychedelic Rock” and I’ve never been a big Pink Floyd fan. Some of their songs are okay.

I found this album intriguing though. Maybe it finally clicked? It’s definitely a “sink into the couch” kind of album, but there’s something about this particular Pink Floyd album that got me. I think it was the intricacies of the instruments.

What a strange album but I definitely didn’t hate it. I definitely appreciate the writing because I have no idea how any of these ideas would have came up. And a song all about vegetables? Made me laugh.

CCR kicks so much ass. I'll never be mad if someone puts their music on.

The only thing good about this album was that it ended.

Apart from Orange Crush, I did not like this album. I don’t think I like REM in general.

Honestly a pretty kick-ass debut album for Iron Maiden. Given the quality and production, almost sounds like an EP instead of a full album, and I don't necessarily mean that in any disrespect. I kinda like the "rawness" to it, listening to the guitars and bass just freaking "dual it out", so to speak. Yeah idk, the guitar work is just great.

Kinda sounds like a drunk guy at an open-mic night. But I also can't stop thinking about the Family Guy skit about him signing about everything he sees... and honestly it just makes listening to his music so much harder, haha.

I don't want to like this album, but I do. I hate the concept, but maybe not understanding the lyrics is an advantage here because of the weird-ass concept.

I kept thinking about how captivating the instrumentals were. So subtle, so intricate, so delicate. There's enough strings to keep it interesting, the bass lines throughout are so incredible, the drums, like I described above delicate. They're played so soft and with such precision and swing that it just remains so freaking cool and interesting to listen to.

My heart can't give it a 4, so 3/5

Folk and country, still not my jam. However, this was at least more upbeat and had some funny lyrics thrown in. Although some of the rhymes really felt forced at times.

This is a “listen more than once” kind of album. I’m wasn’t a huge fan on first listen. But for some reason I want to listen to it again? I like the moodiness of it, but I disliked the repetitiveness.

Maybe it’s just the vibe I enjoyed but overall the songs were meh.

The story behind this album is fascinating. "The beginning of the end" for the Beatles. This is also a very long album, but with the songs being so diverse, it never really felt boring. But it did drag on a bit.

Why was Revolution 9 included as a song in this album? It's just 8 minutes of hearing random noises and "Number 9, Number 9, Number 9, Number 9". After reading a Wiki article on the song, "The composition was influenced by the avant-garde style of Ono..." and that explains that.

I found the music quite boring. The vocals were bland and very similar in each song. Listening to a single would be fine, but an entire album just feels like a broken record.

I never thought I'd listen to a mix of country and folk music... but here we are.

In simpler terms... I hated this. Personal taste is more of a factor of that then the actual music though.

I only knew Psycho Killer beforehand and honestly listening to this album gave me a lot of context into their music style. It was cool to understand, but I didn’t particularly like it.

The “bookends” to this album are incredible. Unfortunately the middle of the album kind of felt a little underwhelming, especially when comparing to her other album after this.

It's got some good grooves in here. Hot Buttered Soul honestly is a good description on how this music felt.

Honestly, I understand why The Beatles were highly acclaimed. Honestly there's not a song on here that's bad, and they're all so bite sized. There's more to their music than their singles and if I can be honest, I think Ringo is an extremely underrated drummer. It's not the "I'm going to amaze you with skill" kinda way, but the creativity and the uniqueness to his drumming is what stands out. It's never just a "simple beat"