Reviews by nedstrodamous

Have heard multiple times in the past, skipped it this time.

Scott Cooper: 30th Century Man is a documentary that I saw a decade ago. I've finally found a reason to listen to one of his albums.

The music sounds nice, but so similar. Historically significant, but musically not my bag.

A fantastic album. Exemplary vibes.

Longest album so far. I was waiting to see this album, always a great listen.

Whatever your feelings are in Clapton, there are two things that are hard to deny about this album.

1. It was incredibly influential
2. It's white boys singing about little girls and picking cotton...so it sucks

Flawless.

I enjoyed Angel of Death and Raining Blood, found the rest to be too similar for my ear.

Prehistoric (hard) rock. A bit of a snoozer for me

Jazz brunch

A really nice surprise. The kind of album that you can put on any time

Xmas classic

This album is why I'm going through this list. A surprise and quite enjoyable.

I was enjoying this for the first few songs and then I kind of lost interest until the last song.

Give me Axis or Experienced any day of the week over this.

Peak early aughts consciousness/storytelling rap

Part concept album, part live album and all Johnny Cash

"He's a real nowhere man
Sitting in his nowhere land
Making all his nowhere plans for nobody"

The rise to true pop greatness truly begins here.

A 70s rock classic. Only one song is not instantly recognizable and even that song is still good.

While never an all-time favorite of mine, this is a go-to party album for me. I love the ride and take it whenever I can.