Reviews by peefkas

I have a feeling that the Velvets will join Bruce Springsteen and Fleetwood Mac under my "controversial artists" because this album is a 5 star classic and I've never really ever connected with the rest of their stuff. We'll see.

This one is really hard to rate. It's honestly not very good. It's very ramshackle and mostly sounds like he's making it up as he goes along. His history of mental illness obviously comes into play here and there are some good moments where his talent is able to shine through.

90's grocery store ass album.

This was a nice surprise when it was released because we all thought he was retired. I remember even talking to my wife about a possible tour. Sadly, that's not how things played out, but I'm glad he was a creative force up until the end.

Great production and musicianship. I just wish it had more soul. Peg is a bop, though.

I'm still discovering old songs that are sampled on this album many years after the fact. Absolutely dense and brilliant production on this one. Lyrics are silly and dumb but also clever at the same time. A masterpiece.

I think doing this challenge has made me discover that I just loved this chilled out jazz shit.

Fairytale of New York is one of the only Holiday songs that you can listen to all year round. Great song. The rest of this album was very good, too.

These 3 ladies were just made to sing together. A nice pleasant album to listen while doing Sunday errands with the Mrs.

Like, it's Dark Side Of The Fucking Moon. What else can I say?

This album is the reason why 95% of the shit I listen to exists. God bless Ozzy Osbourne and God Bless Black Sabbath.

It's somewhat generic and that Steppenwolf cover is really bad, but this is the kind of no bullshit hard rock that scratches the dumb caveman part of my brain. I'll take this over techno any day.

Another "stick to the greatest hits" artist.

This sounds like the 50th anniversary bonus deluxe box set version of an actual album. Maybe I'm Amazed is great though.

Needs more Grace Slick.

I'm going to rate this a 2 because of that Pink Floyd cover. A light 3 otherwise.

I'll take this over modern day bro country crap like Morgan Wallan, but with some notable exceptions, country is just not my thing.

Jimi not only reinvented the guitar, but he pushed production techniques as far as they could go in 1968. I would have loved to have seen what crazy shit he would have come up with in the 1970's and beyond. A true masterpiece like all of the Experience records.

I bought this cd back in the day. I don't remember any of these songs except Get Free. Not bad but obviously has not stood the test of time.

I don't know about this one. I like a lot of Neil Youngs shit but this one was kinda meh. It's my 3rd or 4th Neil album so far and he's very hit or miss. I got his greatest hits cd many years back and I'll probably stick with that for the most part.