Reviews by peefkas

RIP Ozzy Osbourne.

Personally, I think Master of Reality is a much more essential album than this one, but you can't go wrong with any of the first 6 Sabbath albums. (and the Dio era stuff, too)

Dave Grohl attempts to make his very own Nirvana album and instead makes a middle of the road radio rock album. It's aggressively fine.

Albums like this are why I do this challenge. This album is beautiful.

This is a very good album and a very important influence to a lot of the early thrash and death metal bands. Yes, it's a little silly but so is a lot of the crap on this site that people fawn over. It's an easy 4 star album that I'm giving 5 stars to because of a lot of the anti-metal snobbery on display.

This is my first experience with a Nick Cave album. It was fine. Decent background music. I didn't feel it's length.

Joe Walsh=cool
Don Henley=lame

Therefore the Eagles average out to meh.

Randomly watching that documentary about these guys one night is one of the best music discovery decisions I have ever made. They have so many great songs and albums over a very long and prolific career and this is probably the best place to start

Some good songs on here, but a lot of short, half finished ones. Some of the shorter ones could have been developed more. Still a good time, though.

You can't fool me. This is a prog rock album. Indie, my ass.

By the way, that's a good review.

The vocals are really mixed weirdly on this. You can barely even make them out on some of the songs. That being said, A Forest is a top 5 Cure track.

Decent little mid 60's record. The Monkees were actually a decent group. This sounds like Rubber Soul outtakes.

I mean, it's Nevermind. It's an easy 5 stars.

This is just Bowser Castle music with a German dude talking over it. Also, half the songs are also somehow queen covers? This is garbage and probably racist.

This guy was in Are We There Yet? and that just cracks me up for some reason given the lyrical content on display here.

Phenomenal voice and great songs. Sometimes people sell boatloads of albums because of their undeniable talent.

I did my involuntary stank face for a good chunk of this one.

Not quite the true birth of heavy metal like some have said, but a very important early influence. Just nasty, loud blues rock.

Badass riffs and badass beards. Sometimes you gotta turn your brain off and just enjoy some dumb dad rock.

A fine record, but nothing really here blew my mind like some of his other stuff.

So many other bands of that era were doing much better versions of this, but they were really handsome so....