Reviews by thomasdominus

Surprised I was familiar with three of these songs. A little too tech-y for me but not a bad album.

A lot to unpack. I like Yes, but found them late in life. This isn’t my favorite album by them but it is fun.

Solid album! Nothing to not like.

Fun funk. The two super long songs kind of kill the fun vibe but still a good album.

Lots of range and influences. Sad we didn’t get to see where Jimi was going to take all of this talent and influence.

Another great debut album. Good, clean rock and roll.

Just loud, abrasive noise. I love electronic music and lots of people say it’s just noise. I hear the beauty and structure in it. I’m sure someone hears the beauty and structure in this, but to me it’s just noise.

One of the best debut albums of all time. Great stuff!

You have to be a JC fan to love this and I am not. Fun and at times funny, but not something I’d seek out on my own.

Love the music. Vocalist is a little monotonous. Still worth listening to. Like a more pissed off version of The Cure.

A typical Bjork album but also full of textures. Great headphone music.

Always been told about early Genesis prog rock but never checked it out. I’m impressed but I don’t think this was the album to start with. Double album got a little tedious by the end. The sound is all over the place but I definitely want to check out more of their stuff.

Good album. Reminds me of the Cure, but more pissed off. A few songs that the vocal performance was underwhelming, though.

JJ is very polarizing. People love her or hate her. I’m indifferent. Sometimes her voice hits my ears wrong but it’s rare, so I enjoyed most of this album.

Not a genre I would ever seek out.

Meh. For every song that I enjoyed, there was another that sounded like a Disney soundtrack reject. Worth listening to, but not something I will revisit

Great album. Could be a five star album if the songs were reordered. Having “Drive” as the opener sets a tone that the rest of the album just doesn’t live up to.

Classic hip-hop heavy hitter. As always, I could do without the skits but the rest is a nostalgic journey.

Meh. Never been a David Lee Roth fan. First song is good, the rest was tedious.

AWESOME album! What a great find! Not at all what I was expecting, especially considering the “post punk” description.