Rated 4/10
Meh. The 90s were a hell of a time.
Rated 4/10
Meh. The 90s were a hell of a time.
Rated 6/10
I really want to like Sonic Youth. That said the first few tracks are great. The b-side, not so much.
Rated 10/10
Sick grooves. This record never fails to let me down.
Rated 10/10
I love Buddy Holly. This is 25 minutes of great rock-n-roll.
Rated 8/10
This is a beast - but a comforting one. Not sure I would listen to it through again, but happy I did.
Rated 2/10
There’s too many Tim Buckley records on this list.
Rated 10/10
Is this the greatest Dad Rock record of all time? Woody Guthrie ✅ Billy Bragg ✅✅ Wilco ✅✅✅.
Rated 2/10
After 1034 records I too have Faith No More in this list.
I could see riding a horse and shooting some bandits to this.
Rated 8/10
Less iconic songs than the Specials, but overall a strong record.
Rated 8/10
Do I like PJ Harvey because she sounds like a Gen X Patti Smith? Strong possibility!
Rated 10/10
I really love how unapologetically Black Feminist this record is.
Pretty sure I’ve heard this record in a New York City cab.
Rated 2/10
Don’t get me wrong - I too hated my parents in high school, just not like this.
Rated 4/10
Continues the streak of “was nominated for the Mercury Prize” in its description load of crap.
I feel like there are a ton more Women Led bands that could take this spot on the list.
Rated 2/10
Oh look another UK shit record.
Rated 8/10
I have a soft spot for Ska and while this is a fine example, it does get long in the tooth.
But Rudy and Nite Klub slap.
Rated 10/10
One of my all time favorites. Shane and Company are so good on this.
Rated 4/10
Beyond the gratuitous use of cow bell in the first song and the Sonny and Cher cover this is nothing to write home about. More Kiss than punk.
How does Blues Explode? Apparently in a fun of cacophony.