Reviews by stevebonus26

They really wrote one song and decided "hey let's just do that 8 more times and call it a day", eh?

They could have changed their band name to Rocking Stones for this album and people would have been all like "yeah, they sure are."

Dylan's version of paint-by-numbers. Perfectly okay, but a far cry from his classic material.

They struck gold with the title track, but mixed about 14 minutes of bronze into it to completely diminish its splendor. The other tracks? Nothing precious about those metals either. Standard fare psychedelia.

This album has some really enjoyable moments, and its highs are quite high. But between those highs, and during moments that would otherwise be highs, is just oh...so...much...wankery.

A perfectly fine but not at all exciting listen.

Despite heeding the album title's advice and abandoning all firmly established George Michaelian prejudice before listening to the album, it still didn't do much for me. Just not my thing.

On the one hand there is a lot to like here and it isn't hard to see why this album is considered a classic. On the other hand the music isn't really up my alley and can only hit so hard as a result.

Balding men without musical talent might want to steer clear of this album, or risk an acute bout of jealousy. Pretty enjoyable listen overall.

Full of all-time classics & excellent deep cuts. The world would be a better place if everyone just put this on & chilled out.

This sure is an extra ordinary album. Not extraordinary. Just ordinary. But REALLY REALLY ordinary. Yawn.

One of the finer examples of musical & studio prowess sucking the life out of a work of art. Is it good? Technically yes, of course it is. Is it boring? Definitely yes, it sure is.

Bob Dylan truly at the peak of his powers. One of the greatest albums ever made.

There are some musically interesting things happening here, but I just can't get past the cheese.

Today I learned that psychedelia in other languages is *~*~*~eVeN mO000oo0OrE p$yCh3DeLic~*~*~*

Pretty rough around the edges, but not without some decent tunes.

In the 50+ years since Machine Head was unleashed onto the world, there has been no better album for driving. One of the finest rockers ever made.

I'm glad I got this on a Friday, because this album has absolute Friday vibes. The songs aren't just fun & upbeat, they're pretty darn good too. Hooks for days!

How many ways can a headache be induced in an otherwise healthy person? Absolute kudos to this album for going above & beyond in its efforts to find out.

Boom bap? More like boom crap.