Reviews by peefkas

Decent beats. Incredibly juvenile lyrics. I probably would have ate this up in high achool.

Just sounds like a bunch of unfinished demos. Probably only on here because Nirvana did a few of these songs on their unplugged album. (Much better than the originals, I might add) I don't mind stuff being a bit rough around the edges, but at least try, please.

They were talking about homophobia and Palestine in 1992. Impressive. Just literally spitting facts.

If it's a Megadeth album with the word "peace" in it's title, you're guaranteed to have your face melted. I don't make the rules.

Loved how this album just kept building on itself.

Common is so up his own ass. I wish his music was interesting enough to justify that but it isn't.

Like everyone else, I'm listening to this on youtube since it doesn't seem to exist anywhere else. It's weird but a solid listen. Not something you'd throw on at a party or anything but I dig it enough. Songs are mostly really short. I like her voice a lot.

This might be sacrilege, but this would have been better if this were a single lp. Bob needed some editing on this one. Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands doesn't need to be 11 minutes long.

The covers look some lost proto doom metal album from 1971, but it's not. It's a decent glitchy electronic album. Kinda sounds the same after awhile, but unlike most techno garbage this site serves me up I actually mostly enjoyed this.

I have about a year left on this challenge. After that, I'll never have to listen to one of these boring ass techno albums ever again.

This one is a bit more abstract than the other albums I've heard by them. Enjoyed the title track quite a bit. Side 2 just faded into the background.

It's kinda weird that both of Bruce's undisputed masterpieces contain the word "born" in the title. Anyway, yeah this rules. It's 80sness probably keeps it from being as good as Born To Run but man this has so many great songs so I don't even care how cheesy some of the keyboards sound.

Seven And Seven Is was a banger. The rest is fairly forgetful or corny. And the side 2 jam was aimless filler.

The epitome of everything great about Floyd. One of the greatest albums of all time. I don't think I need to add anything else.

One of those bands I remember hearing about in the 90s but I wasn't cool enough to listen to. I like this. Reminds me a bit of Iggy and the Stooges but in a 1995 way. Solid.

Man. Some people on this site are miserable prudes. This was a lot of fun and musically very varied. I think his vocals take getting used to, but if Gang Bang doesn't give you a good chuckle or put a smile on your face, you are dead inside.

Some nice instrumentation here and there, but man it just plods along, doesn't it? An entire hour is way too much time to be spent with the bewilderbeast.

The first track was this terrible drawn out thing that kind of went nowhere. Second track was fantastic. The rest of the album settled into being just okay.

So dense and raw. Great music fir the gym and bringing down fascist governments

Very whimsical of course, but I think after hearing a few of their albums from this list, I can safely say I'd be good just sticking with compilations or playlists when it comes to these guys.