Reviews by tallis12

Not a bad album, just too long, not sure it needs to be in the list.

Never heard of the beta band before, good album interesting parts also good background music, glad I listened but not convinced I’ll revisit,

Good 60s rock album, enjoyed the instrumental tracks, glad this was on the list.

Just couldn’t get into this one, no matter how hard I tried. I think it was the vocals that I just couldn’t stand.

Could have good songs on this one, probably Madonna’s last decent album, do you need to listen to it before you die? I don’t think so.

So much better punk albums than this, don’t think it requires to be on the list, also the worst cover of I can’t get no satisfaction Iv ever heard.

Ok guitar music, not sure we need this album on the list though, given the other stills projects are covered

Didn’t realise the Dandy Warhols were American, always thought they were British.

This is a good shoegaze/britpop album, enjoyed it, just drags a bit in places for me to want to add to my frequent rotation

I was 12 when Limp Bizkit’s album ‘Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’ was released, and it became an instant hit among my classmates and me.

Looking back, it seems we were the target audience for Fred Durst’s sweary angst-filled anthems.
However, much like the questionable fashion trends of the early 2000s—flame-adorned shirts, baggy skater jeans, excessive hair gel, and overpowering Jupe aftershave—
Limp Bizkit’s music hasn’t aged gracefully. It stands as a relic of a bygone era, lacking the timeless quality that defines truly classic albums.

While there’s a certain charm in revisiting my teenage youth, this album feels more like a fleeting fad than a lasting legacy. I give it 2 stars for its nostalgic value but find it hard to recommend for fresh listening, so shouldn’t be on this list,

This one just slipped into the background, so much I forgot the album was on. I’ll forget this album come next week.

Didn’t realise she was Beyoncé’s sister. She has a great voice and the album tells a good story, but can’t say it was very memorable or made me want to rush back to listen again. Think we need more from modern albums to deserve a place on this list.

Absolutely loves this album and the Killers when this came out. It’s great to listen back but can see its flaws now. Still giving it a soild 4 out of 5 though.

When I see a Bee Gees album this morning, I was expecting a fun disco album, not this. Didnt realise they had a 60’s sound, I feel it’s inferior to other 60’s album, so not convinced about its place on this list.

Yeah this is a good album, great mix of folk and jazz, deserves its place on the list.

Very 80’s very gothic, enjoyed this, probably worth at least one listen, but can’t see me coming back to it.

Not a huge Reggie fan, this was enjoyable but not sure why I’d listen to this over a wailers album, or if I needed to listen to this before I die.

Good old American 90s pop rock. Inoffensive middle of the road, couple of big hits. All in probably deserves to be on the list.

The second Ryan Adams album Iv come across on the list, that is two too many.

This one being 90 minutes long too. To be fair it’s an inoffensive album, that stops it getting 1 star.

Shame Ryan himself wasn’t as inoffensive himself and not a Fucking Nonce.

I really don’t like country, but I didn’t hate this album. Will I put myself through it again, nope. Not sure I can even given it 3 stars, I appreciate it’s an important country album, but I’d of died happy having skipped this album.

Really cool child pop album, but not as good as hats. So probably doesn’t need to be on this list.