Reviews by tallis12

Really enjoyed this mix of post punk and industrial music, feels like this was pushing boundries at its time.

This one just didn’t click for me, feels a bit all over the place.

There is far too much Morrissey on the list we didn’t need this one too.

I believe the Coral to be one of the better bands from the 00’s, and pretty underrated, this is a good indie rock album and deserves its place on the list, has its flaws though and not one I really come back to.

This is my favourite stooges album, just has so much swagger about it, while keeping the intensity of their earlier emetic albums. Personal preference but I’m giving this full marks.

Great album with some
Of the Beatles best songs on it, but it’s just too long for me to give this full marks. Half the album of the best songs and it’s arguably the Beatles best album, but that’s maybe just my bias against double albums.

Enjoyed this a clear influence for heavy metal music. Rating this higher due to how early it came out obviously has its flaws, but impressive for the 60’s

Layla alone holds this album up, rest is very generic blues rock and album on the long side, but Lyla makes it worthy of the list.

This took a couple of listens but the more I listen the more I’m falling in love with this album, lyrically and musically it’s so impressive, this is a hidden Gem to me anyway, given Iv only really listened to blue before. 4 stars for now might come back and give it 5 later.

Great comeback album from a great band. Already within my regular rotation so obviously had a bit of bias coming into this one.

Great late 80’s early 90’s rock album,

Classic 70’s rock album,

Sorry maybe needed to spend more time with this, but just got middle of the road 80’s music from first listen, almost a poor man’s MJ that I can’t be bothered coming back to this.

I don’t like country music, but this one took me by surprised, good story telling

This album clearly inspired Coldplay to make similar bland music, and Chris Martin to be as irritating as Bono.

Good disco album, deserves to be on the list.

Found this one just a bit droll, not sure why it’s on the list.

Separating the Art from the Artist this is an absolute pop masterpiece.

Yeah there are a couple of duds on the album, (I’m
Looking at you Paul McCartney) but that can be forgiven for how massive the rest of the album is.

Won’t be to everyone’s tastes but you can’t deny Thriller is Era and genre defining.

Great live jazz album, one you can just sit back and chill too, added to my frequent rotation.

Great American punk alternative album, think it’s ahead of its time and clearly highly influenced by Lou reed, which makes it right up my street. Added to my frequent rotation,