Reviews by peefkas

Detroit rock and roll at it's finest. Raw Power is the perfect name for this. This site directed me to the Iggy mix for this album and that seems to be the right choice. Also, this album is only 34 minutes which is perfection. Get you in, get you out.

I was worried when I listened to the first track and I thought it was going to be an awful album because that chintzy 80's production just doesn't work for John's vocals. Thankfully, it got much better. The last few tracks where it's just John and not guest stars are really good. Unfortunately, a lot of these older blues artists were basically releasing singles instead of actual albums during their peak periods, so they've been represented on this list by later output that doesn't show them at their best.

One of Bowies best.

I was both bored and annoyed with this.

Dollar store Mary J. Blige. The lyrics are corny and oftentimes preachy. I don't know why it's listed under electronica on this site when the only thing this has in common with electronica is that it's terrible.

Debut albums don't get too much better than this. I wish they could have kept it up instead of imploding, but we got this and the Illusion records out of the deal at least.

I love the early Wu-Tang releases because of how grimy and raw the production. It's like a 70's grind house flick for your ears.

Standard 70s hard rock. I guess their gimmick is that they spell their songs wrong. Not bad, but I don't think this will be in rotation too much.

Classic soul at its best. All hail Queen Aretha.

A lot of these songs sound like they could be in Donkey Kong Country and I absolutely mean that as a compliment.

Average country album. It's not really my genre but it's decent for what it is. My Uncle was a nice stand out.

Well, this was a nice surprise. Never heard of this artist but I thoroughly enjoyed her mix of synth pop and psychedelia.

Bon Scott AC/DC > Brian Johnson AC/DC

I can't see this being a repeat listen, especially since it's not on streaming services and seems to only exist on cruddy YouTube uploads. But, I was doing some reading when I listened to this on a Sunday afternoon and it was perfect for that. I'll take this over all the shitty techno albums on this list any day.

I guess if you made techno in the 90's you're just automatically on this list or something.

David in his coked out soul brother era. You can hear a young Luther Vandross on some of these tracks. Another solid album from one of the greats.

Fuck yeah. Just what I needed this morning after not sleeping well last night. A top 10 metal album for sure.

Jaco!!

Creamy goodness.

Where Did You Sleep Last Night still gives me chills.