Reviews by sloppysteak

I mean, this was the Sgt Pepper’s of the 90s. Immaculately written, produced and recorded. I’m at a loss for words—just listen and love.

Not bad. I’ve not had good experiences with albums released around ‘67-‘69 not recorded by the Beatles, but this record is an exception.

It’s hard to believe there are two Hole albums on this list. This album is absolutely dreadful.

Meandering, sullen, lazy post rock.

Well, one thing I’ve learned from listening to this 1001 Albums list is that the Rolling Stones fucking suck and I hate them.

The very definition of mediocrity.

A celebration of autotune’s awfulness.

I liked the poppier stuff more than the punkish stuff, but the album is uneven.

Exceptionally awful.

Kate Bush is an artist that I really want to like, and I do enjoy some of her music, but the creative places she goes aren’t alway my cup of tea. This record is interesting, challenging, and innovative, but it’s difficult for me to get into.

Just a meandering mess of crap featuring a vocalist who should never sing.

Why does Bob Dylan so consistently make music that dares you to dislike it? His voice—please make him stop using that voice!

There are some excellent covers on this album, but as a whole it feels like it’s missing something.

This album documents the birth of the cool. We’re not sure who the mother is, but Davis is definitely the father.

Again, I do not understand this man’s appeal. This album is awful. Each song—awful. It’s all bad.

I gave it a shot. I’m not a rap aficionado but I have a feeling that this album did not age well.

I just don’t get “The Boss.” These songs are awful. Dude has a song about how awesome it is to work on a highway—wtf?

I guess I appreciate that Zappa went balls out to make his records weird, but I just don’t enjoy listening to them.

Hard to know what to do with this one. Certainly not a style I’m into, but it wasn’t like Coldplay-bad.

I just don’t get Coldplay. Can’t stand the vocals, the guitars, the songwriting—it’s all bad.