Reviews by tealedfleet

Great. Legendary tracks. Only the ending fell flat when the grating, discordant guitar noises of grunge get a little too much for me to handle.

Some nice, atmospheric tracks here and there. Liked it!

Pretty decent! But probably my least favourite Led Zeppelin album, which makes sense as their debut and the fact they still had to find their footing.

Back in the day, this must have been revolutionary. But now you hear all the vanilla flavors of pop music time and time again on the radio, so needless to say, it didn't quite grip me.

Relaxing and chill to listen to! That's it. Doesn't have to be more than that, to be honest.

Stipe's voice is so melancholic that it can't help but let you drift away on his forlorn vocals. The music complements that voice well. A soothing album to listen to, even if the lyrics can be a bit... difficult to parse.

This is, I feel, the moment that Kanye's true colors showed in his music - if they didn't even show sooner. The beats are produced well, of course, but you only need to listen to a few songs before you realize that the mastermind behind it is a sex pest obsessed with garnering attention. I wish I could give it lower than a 2, but that's the awful truth of it: the music -is- good.

Just not my jam, I'm afraid. I tried to get into it and give it a fair shake, but I honestly prefer other albums on this list.

Good for the time period, but I ain't a swingin' fella.

Quite the variety of tracks, and one has to acknowledge David Bowie's as a legend. But overall there's no track that really gripped me straight away.

Sounds great, such a shame that it is hampered by being a live album. Though I will admit that it is quite well-put together, partly due to overdubbing and technical tinkering with the record.

Pretty decent, I liked it! The slow, fuzzy guitars are a great complement to most of the tracks here.

Most of it is chill ambient music that doesn't really stand on its own legs, and some of it is distorted noise that wanted to make me throw my headset off. I am being extremely generous with this rating.

Decent, but you start to get bored real quick from the meandering tracks. Ultimately inoffensive.

Jeff Buckley has an amazingly beautiful and expressive voice, and his diversity also shines in the impressive guitar work throughout the album. A shame that such a unique and authentic artist had to die so young.

With the exception of Life During Wartime, the entire record was an exercise in finding -something- to like about it.

Dusty's vocals are great as usual, but I'm missing something original from this album.

Some raw, gritty vocals here that I absolutely loved. Missing some variety in the songs' melodies, but all in all, quite good!

LOVED IT. Lyrics are quite simplistic and songs lack bigger meaning, although 'Gods of War' was as political as Def Leppard get.

Some of the songs on here are hard, gritty songs that are certified bangers. Others make me feel like someone's piercing my ear with a jackhammer.