Reviews by peefkas

Thanks Tony, Ozzy, Geezer and Bill for inventing heavy metal, the greatest music genre known to man.

When he said "snot running down his nose" I really felt that.

Easily in my top 10 and probably top 5 albums. Perfection from front to back.

Kind of sounds like if Weird Al made a song making fun of punk music. It's okay, I guess. I've always thought they were a novelty joke band.

I think the marketing and universe created around this is much more interesting than the actual music.

Solid mid 60s soul record.

11 minute version of I Heard It Through The Grapevine? Let's fucking gooooooooo!!!!

Perfect tunes for chilling on a Sunday afternoon.

The Band? More like The BLAND.

Goddamn I love the blues.

I never knew quite where this was going from song to song which is the highest compliment I can give an album. I love an album with variety and this certainly delivered. These guys should have been way bigger than they were.

This sounds like about 20 other albums I've heard on this list. Nothing really that special.

I feel like I should be in a shitty dive bar somewhere listening to this, but I'm stuck at work.

Eminem really is talented. It's just a shame 90% of his output is corny edge lord shit. I was definitely the target demographic for this when it came out (15/16 year old white boy from the suburbs) but even back then I didn't vibe with it.

Mr. Blue Sky is one of my favorite songs. Absolutely always brightens up my day no matter how shitty the world is when I hear it. That being said, this album would be great if it were a single instead of a double.

Yeah, this definitely sounds like it came out in the year 2000. I'm just not into Electronica.

It's so weird that this guy does scores for prestige dra.a films now, but it kind of makes sense when you listen to this. This is basically just a soundtrack to Trent Reznors self destruction. I'm glad Trent was able to get out of it alive unlike a lot of musicians of that era.

Slaaaaaaayyeeeeeeeeer!!!!!!!

This album just kicks your ass efficiently for 28 minutes straight. Thrash distilled to its purest essence.

One of those "I vaguely remember hearing about these guys back in the 90's" acts that this site seems to have a lot of. Sometimes you get something good, sometimes you get something bad. This is one of the good ones.

This is pretty good if you can tune out Anthony Kiedas. Luckiest son of a bitch in rock and roll history.