Reviews by peefkas

Mike Patton is cool.

This is terrible. I love it.

In all seriousness, weird shit like this is right up my alley. I'm shocked this came out in the 70s because it still sounds ahead if it's time.

Listen, man. I don't give a fuck if it makes me uncool. This album is just packed with hooks, great riffs and guitar harmonies. And organ solos. Don't forget the organ solos.

John Barleycorn must have died of boredom.

My second album by these guys. I think I'm officially a fan.

As much as Jimi is rightly praised for his guitar skills, Mitch Mitchell also puts on an all time drum performance on this record. It's crazy to think that The Experience made all 3 of their masterpieces in the space of about a year and a half.

Decent fun record. I loved the energy but I was definitely ready for something else by the end.

Walking On The Moon is one of my go to chill out songs. These guys are all ridiculously talented musicians

The funk transcends all borders and languages.

This band gets a lot of shit and for good reason because their newer stuff is garbage. They have some good stuff early on, though. Good to just chill out to.

I had this cd back in the day. I feel the same way about it as I did back then. Paper Planes is an all timer and the rest I really have to be in the mood to listen to.

Pretty chill stuff. Very much a 2003 indie folk record. Reminds me a bit of The Decemberists but with some mariachi thrown in.

2 hours of techno music? Fuck off.

Damn, this was FONKY. And how fucking cool do these guys look on the album cover? Wasn't expecting the n-word on track 2.

Decent beats and flow. Can't tell of the rhymes themselves are good or not since I don't speak French.

I agree.

This is basically a Bowie album with Iggy handling the vocals. Great stuff.

A little too repetitive for my taste. Cut all these songs in half and I'd probably dig it more.

Probably the album I would play for someone who's never heard metal. A perfect, legendary album.

A lot of this reminds me of early Floyd. I think it would make more sense in the context of the film, so I guess add that one to my watch list.