Reviews by rfried25

Oh, only one of the top selling albums of all time and the definition of a no-Skip. The album that made Fleetwood Mac.

Solid post punk but nothing that screams super unique. All songs pretty much ran into one another, sounded like one long post punk song?

Did you know that the come on Eileen band was a ska band, me neither.

The ability for this list to have both some of the greatest hip hop ever created and the worst all at the same time is impressive.It really is a spoken word album not a hip-hop album.

I’ll give the album credit through- If you give it a listen the storytelling is well done. That’s the only redemption.

Beats are great - but man those lyrics and vocals are rough. As others said here…is it house, hip hop…maybe both but neither really well.

The reggae vibes and sampling for the time is excellent though. Unfinished Symphony earns its stripes though

I mean…what is there more to say that hasnt already been said. Wow that first half is a classic...39 mins on the shorter side but just so classic.

This is the album where you get to truly u stand Cobain as a vocalist and lyricist. The covers show the creative possibility of the band if they had more time.

The cultural significance of this album would make it a 5…only hard piece is the repetitive one trick of his music…means every song of his is the same.

The covers more than make up for it.

Not meant for me, but for 5 years you couldn’t escape Hello and Send My Love- and maybe there is a good reason why.

When we were young makes me want to gouge my ears out though. First half way way stronger than 2nd.

Generic off brand Oasis

Fun new wave perfection - a little repetitive but a lot of fun.

The album that was on the forefront of it all. So many emcees all owe it to the native tounge/zulu. The perfection of socially conscious rap, the perfection of boom bap.

They might of walked so Tribe could run but this album never gets old. De La Soul to laugh Tribe to be political.

Maybe Willie Nelson just inst meant to do covers...of soul classics? Kinda bland - odd how you can take the Ray Price album and has a lot of soul and feeling and this feels cheap?

An absolute timeless classic of poetry- both stunningly beautiful and haunting.

No Elliot smith or Phoebe Bridgers without Nick Drake and this album.

Back when country spoke about real
Human emotions and not weird ass faux nationalism.

A little jazzy, a little bluesy, a little rockabilly. Slow, sad and oddly beautiful.

Pretty repetitive though.

Some other reviewer noted, there is absolutely great Radiohead and then there is unlistenable falsetto draining on Radiohead

Need more of this in my life! That brass swings!

Is it the worst of pretentious 2000s hipster indie…maybe not…but just leaves no impression what so ever- just bland goop.

You know when modern artist painters take a white canvass and throw three squiggles of paint on it - and try (and often do) sell it for millions.

Yea, not buying it...the difference between schizophrenic and creative might be pretty thin....but i know which one this one lines up on.

Innovative indie punk - those lyrics though…oooof brutal…sound has B-52s with distortion?

Where is my mind onward in the album though is where this album thrives.

Uhhhhhhhh