Reviews by peefkas

I can't relate to the lyrics about being transgender, but that's fine. Art is all about gaining a perspective different from yours. I just wish the music itself was more my thing. But bravo to Anohni for living her truth.

I thought I was a fan of 80s synth pop, but between this and the Heaven 17 album I got the other day, maybe I'm not. Woof.

I like 80s synth pop but this is legitimately terrible and annoying.

I think I'm just incapable of getting into country music (with very few exceptions). This is decent but I can't give it more than 3 stars because it just isn't for me.

Metal albums are rare on this list, so any time I get one, I'm happy. This one is particularly good. A nice fusion of Nu-Metal and Brazilian music. The percussion is insane.

Man, these guys would be incredible if it wasn't for Perry Farrell.

Two things

A. They sound like they're having an absolute blast making this record, so this is a lot of fun to listen to.

B. Every band in the 90's completely ripped these guys and gal, so them not being in the rock and roll hall of fame is a tragedy.

Prog rock (and Yes especially) gets a lot of shit for being pompous and pretentious, but you can't deny the talent on display here. I don't think being able to play your instrument really well should be frowned upon and instead should be celebrated. Anyway, Yes rules.

Standard punk rock of it's era. The horn section on a couple of tracks helped it stand out a bit but I can't imagine going back to this.

It was nice to drive around listening to this. I don't know how often I can see myself back to this, though. I'll probably stick with Legend for my Bob Marley needs.

I saw this when I woke up this morning and was dreading listening go it because Metal Box was so shitty. This one is actually pretty good, though! They actually wrote some songs for this one!

I remember in the 90's when MTV was trying to make techno a thing. It's laughable to me that so many albums on this list are from that shitty era where everyone thought this crap was the future of music. TWO FATBOY SLIM ALBUMS?!?! Fuck outta here. Much like the floppy disc on the album cover, this is obsolete technology that belongs in the 90's.

Rockabilly on steroids. This was a lot of fun.

It's totally a basic bitch choice, but song for song this is Bowie's best album. So many classic songs.

Great voice, but the music is mostly bland.

It's ridiculous how ahead of their time these guys were.

She's got great lyrics and a great voice. What's not to love?

Some great playing on here, if a little self indulgent. But hey, it was the 70's, baby!

Good production but none of the songs are really making much of an impression.

I thought this was going to be standard 80s hair metal (which to be fair, I would have been fine with) but this is really good. Even my wife who hates that shit enjoyed it. Also, fuck Vince Neil for killing the drummer.