Reviews by peefkas

I enjoyed this. Lots of great funky grooves. Like a lot of albums from the CD era it's probably about 15-20 minutes too long, though. Throw this on at your next family function to piss off your MAGA relatives.

I really love the title track, but this album is overall way too "adult contemporary" for my taste. Not helping the fact is how damn long it is.

I just can't believe the same dude who made these songs is now a Hitler praising edgelord. God, what a waste. What the hell happened, Kanye?

This music is just gorgeous.

Great musicianship, killer vocals, lots of bangers, amazing album covers and incredible live. Maiden is easily a top 10 band for me.

Decent beats, but this is just way too preachy and corny for my taste. It's giving youth pastor vibes. Tennessee however is a banger.

This was a pleasant surprise. Dancy indie rock with a sci-fi edge.

Maybe the best rock album of the 21st century if you don't count metal releases

Track one is just awful. His vocals don't work for these slower tracks. The album does get better, but there isn't much here to recommend overall. Just because it's a British punk album from 1978 means it's worthy of inclusion on the list.

I was fully expecting to hate this since I despise this techno stuff, but this is actually pretty decent.

I respect this more than I like this if that makes any sense.

She's got a great voice but like most Electronica stuff, it all sounds the same. 3 tracks in and I know what I'm getting.

Don't You Want Me is such a classic. The restvof the album is fine.

I would easily swap this out for Songs For The Deaf. That albums the real deal.

The Who are like the one band of "classic rock" canon that I just never vibed with. I never outright hated them, but I'd rather listen to Zeppelin, The Stones, The Beatles or even Bad Company over this any day. Plus, the James Brown and Bo Diddley covers on this thing are laughably bad.

I was really into this album back in the day when I was dabbling in the indie hipster stuff that was popular at the time. This one still holds up fairly well.

Much more experimental and Zappa-ish than I was expecting. Definitely will check out some more from this guy.

This is very pleasant background music. Put this on at a wine and cheese party and you're good to go.

Well played blues that's missing the "stank" that you get with the really good shit. Another example of Eric Clapton being great only when he's in a supporting role.

I wish this album was as interesting as it's lore. Just a very meandering affair.