Reviews by tealedfleet

David Bowie is one of those names that keep popping up in music that are considered legendary, but after listening to this album, I'm afraid I don't get it. It's not hitting in any way.

Think this is my favourite Beatles album so far due to the sheer variety that's on display here. But it's not quite good enough for me to brand it with a 4 status for me.

What a party beat! Fantastic album of great tracks to boogie with.

Raw with genuinely good instruments and vocals. I dig it.

Groovy good. Was a bit skeptical when I saw it was a movie soundtrack, but it is jam packed with great tunes and beautiful singing. Lyrics are also profound.

The Bowie mix seems like a diluted cocktail while the Iggy mix is straight up a shot of gin. Definitely prefer the latter for its more jagged edge.

Billy Joel will always be a delight to listen to, but I get the feeling that this isn't really his stand out work.

Just fine and dandy, really. No huge emotional resonance here.

The kind of music you'd hear in a jazz café where your friend brings you one time and keeps saying 'this is REAL music'. Don't get me wrong, it's decent, but you're not exactly blown out of the water after listening to this. It's more like a gentle splash.

It's good, but it feels a bit more unpolished and raw - and not always in a good way. Still, the vocals of PJ Harvey are a delight.

Funky, chill, and proper fun.

Beautifully done. Even back then, Queen was nothing short of epic, even if some tracks were a bit rough around the edges.

Remarkably diverse with some dated lyrics in a lot of the tracks. Still, definitely a good listen.

Taylor Swift is alright. Like, I'll be the first to admit that she's not my jam, but she's definitely not the next best thing since sliced bread. But it's decent.

There's some interesting samples here and there, but nothing stood out to me. I wasn't even aware that my music player had auto shuffled over to another artist. So meh.

Crass, vulgar, and infantile. Hip Hop deserves better lyrics. Nevertheless, the beats are sick and the flow of Dre and Snoop is tight.

Quite impressive that Brown funded this album all out of pocket. They certainly made an impression!

Regarding the other electronic albums on this list, this one actually felt more meaningful. It involved more complex layers to the mix.

Catchy and loveydovey!

The entire album is a party bop, and the history behind it enrichens it greatly.