Reviews by peefkas

Just a great rock and roll record. Mr. Costello has a ton of albums on here. Maybe too many? But this one for sure belongs on any serious great album list.

There's only 3 songs on this record, but all 3 of them rule, so easy 5 stars. Prog is awesome.

Sounds like something I would hear at the ren faire and since I'm a huge fucking dork I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The more Stones albums I get, the more I'm convinced that they are a better singles band than an album band.

I miss when Kanyes antics were interrupting pop stars at stupid award shows and not nazi edgelord shit. The music was much better.

Bowie's first true masterpiece. The first of many.

First time listening to Mr. Monk. He has indeed earned such a badass name.

Man, this is a bummer. I really love the musical arrangements and I wish they had someone like Kate Bush or Bjork singing. It just sounds like bad musical theater. 2 stars just because of the arrangements.

Man, I absolutely loved this. They're like a slightly more punk rock version of the Stones. And look at that album cover. These guys just exude coolness. This is the kind of no bullshit rock and roll that I love and discovering music like this is exactly why I signed up for this challenge.

Man, I love a side long prog epic.

One of the greatest metal albums of all time if you can get past Dave's voice.

Actually, I'm pretty sure plenty of people considered Pablo Picasso an asshole.

A bit more lushly orchestrated than their other stuff. Shame that this is their final album because I think they were going in an interesting direction. As far as final albums, this is definitely one of the better ones.

I'm normally a big prog guy and I appreciate the difficulties that Mr. Wyatt was dealing with around this time with his accident and all. This just wasn't for me though. A bit too abstract.

Great riffs and vibes. Makes me want to hang out at a shitty dive bar and drink some cheap beer.

(insert obscure British indie rock band here) sounds just like (insert obscure British indie rock band here)

Like, Sonic Youth just has to be an elaborate prank, right? There's no way that a bunch of music critics didn't get together to convince everyone that this crap is actually good over a few drinks late one night as joke.

Decent 60's psych record. Can't say I'll ever put this one on again, but it was over in 28 minutes so I can't complain.

Another in a long series of albums that probably sounded great at raves in Manchester in the 90's but otherwise are not good. I'll give it 2 stars because none of the songs are egregiously long and it's almost Christmas, so I'm feeling generous.

So ahead of it's time, especially now that people are literally using AI to make music.