Reviews by plasma

Lowkey became a Rod Stewart fan after the Faces album (“Stayyyy with me”)

And he’s lowkey cooking here too. I really like his voice. The opening (title) track is my favourite

I really like the first track Alone Again Or because of The Damned covering it. The rest would need more time/exposure to grow on me I bet

I like how in the title track, there was a sample from his time in N.W.A., STRAIGHT FROM THE UNDERGROUND

Also, another N.W.A. sample in the track Endangered Species

I like story songs. You Can't Fade Me was a story song, even if it's not a very positive story...

I don't know why, but I liked this one more than I thought I would. Interesting. The earlier parts of the album got me interested the most. Some of the lyrics are kinda... country... yeah... but overall I was more interested than I thought I would. Neat

For some reason the line "now there ain't enough" in Good Ol' Boy makes me think of the way Billie Joe from Green Day sings

Ayooo that part at 13:55 part of Djed was very unexpected

Makes sense that one of the guys from Slint was in this band after Slint

I kept seeing this album cover pop up for some reason. Well, there we go. Album cover matches the theme well. Sad/darker theme. For some reason it sorta reminded me of Nine Inch Nails. I like Nine Inch Nails a lot more

Soul still hasn't clicked with me. The hits sound like good soul tracks, though. The vocals is one of the main parts I'm not digging as much

That was solid I liked the vibe. The 10min track after the intro hit the hardest

Ant stuff is funny. But I wasn't interested

"The album was the UK number 1 selling album in 1981". I'm really surprised to be honest

Pretty basic. I don't mind it being all covers though. Think of Stardust by Willie Nelson, for example. I like the track Nothing

Good to know for the history and to get educated

I didn't really know what to expect. The closing track had a nice calming vibe. Do-do, do-do, do-do, ...

Beautiful Love, the most streamed song of the album, is something too

I like the galloping guitar at the start of Autonomy

I also like the chugs on the closing track Moving Away From the Pulsebeat

The 8-bit sounding synth in the intro track is neat. I can see the Kanye production. I don't connect with this stuff that much

The 2nd half of the closing track that emphasized the overall "Be" theme (album title too) was neat. I dig that part

Also this is indeed a funny review:

> "They say because of the fame and stardom
> I'm somewhere in between the church and insane asylum
> I guess it's messin' with my health then
> And this verse so crazy when I finish
> I'm just gon' check myself in"

> If only Kanye would've listened to himself in 2005

Opening track hits. By "hits", it both goes hard, and when the distorted guitar comes on, it sounds LOUD and hits like a wall

French rap. Different for a change and the flow went hard. When I looked at the lyrics on Spotify at times, I digged it too

Wow this really is a HUGE album. I feel that it is high quality

Each artist wanted to do different things. The solution: split the album in half, and each person gets a half. Like how Recurring by Spacemen 3 is split :)

1st half:

Soooo calming. I really dig it

2nd half:

Not sure how I feel about it. Was nice to have it drone on too I guess. I liked 1st side more

Foo Fighters have never grabbed me, because of it being very safe radio rock

Just learned about this band a couple days ago by my mum. "Are they on this list?" she asks. I check. They are! Then now I generate them. That's pretty funny

The list is very rock-centric, so that means a lot of people doing the list will tend to have a rock bias. If it was a purely electronic music list, I bet people would have more favourable reviews overall