Rated 8/10
Another pleasant surprise. What little I had heard from them, I wasn’t a big fan of. This album was quite good. The songs were low slung, well produced hipster vibe alternative tracks. Definitely worth another listen
Rated 8/10
A very pleasant surprise! Dream pop at its finest, not a bad song in the album!
I have loved this album since it was released. I was 17 when it came out so I literally have grown up with this album. As much as I love it, I can only give it four stars. It’s common knowledge the album could have used some editing. There are some throwaway tracks and, had they been removed, and the album reduced to one disc, it could have been the greatest album ever!
Rated 8/10
very familiar with the hits but never listened to the album. What a fun ride! Every song is worth listening to and several of them could’ve been additional singles. Fun, energetic, well produced and unique.
Rated 6/10
Familiar with the title song, as I’ve heard it 1 million times throughout my life. Aside from that song, a fairly boring album. The rest of the tracks are somewhat forgettable and, honestly, sounds like they were copying the sound of The Doors, whose debut album was released the previous year.
Rated 6/10
Never heard of this artist or album before. Not a bad album. The upbeat tracks are really good. There’s just not enough of them. The sadder, slower songs, while good, begin to get a little tedious by the time you’re done with the album.
Rated 8/10
Definitely the best The Who album. A concept album where you are not beaten over the head with the concept. Focused, clean classic rock
Rated 8/10
Fantastic album, like everything Marvin put out. I like the previous album “What’s Going On” a bit more for the funk it brings. “Let’s Get it On” is more reliant on soul and sexual energy. Still, an absolute classic.
Rated 4/10
Not for me. Sounds like a low effort knock off of Santagold. A few neat production tricks but otherwise just annoying. Meaningless hip-hop lyrics over repetitive electronic beats
Rated 6/10
Surprised I’ve never heard of this band. Fantastic classic rock with deep, blues oriented guitar work. Reminiscent of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers.
Rated 10/10
Every song has deep and soulful lyrics paired with top notch production. Fantastic album!
Rated 6/10
my favorite album by the Beastie Boys, but I’m not a fan of the Beastie Boys. I like this album because it’s got so much music variety but their voices start to great on my nerves after a while and this is their longest album, so…
Rated 6/10
Not my favorite Black Sabbath album but still great.
Rated 8/10
Pleasant surprise! New wave from 1979? I’m in! Not a bad song on the album.
Rated 6/10
Brilliant production and lyrics but….its Kanye. Can he Nazi why someone wouldn’t like his music? It’s hard to separate the art and the artist sometimes.
Rated 8/10
Almost a five star album. The song “Izzy Izzy Ahh” prevents it from getting that extra star. Perfect album aside from that awful song.
Rated 6/10
Started strong. Unique sound and approach but it got a bit repetitive and…honestly…creepy by the end.
Rated 8/10
The birth of heavy metal! Classic album.
Rated 6/10
Classic early rock and roll. Similar to The Beach Boys but without all the complex harmonies. 27 songs but all under 4 minutes with most under 3, so a quick and easy listen.
Rated 8/10
Much better than I was expecting. Soulful with complex music. A very pleasant surprise!
