Reviews by vldndr1

A bit too drawn-out, but pretty interesting beats. I would be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it, but it lasted way too long.

I love Jimi Hendrix. I was born on the same day as him, 27th of November, and I am also a guitar player. However, as much as I love Hendrix and the influence he had on me as a kid, this album is not my favourite. Don't get me wrong, All Along the Watchtower and Voodoo Child are classics and incredible songs, but this album as a whole is just not my favourite from him. Nevertheless, a good one, I will give it a 3 just because I only enjoy those songs more, not the whole thing.

This was relaxing and interesting. I enjoyed it pretty much. It's really the kind of album that makes you lose yourself into it. Great one.

This was boring as hell. Nothing special. The only Dion that deserves to be on this list is Celine. And guess what? SHE IS NOT ON THIS LIST!! A big fuck you to everyone who made this list.

I always liked Megadeth, even though I never really thought Dave Mustaine has a good voice. The instrumentals never disappointed. This album is great. The lyrics are not the best, and the singing certainly isn't great, but the music is amazing. Nevertheless, I am keeping the 5 star rating for Rust In Peace.

I hate The Smiths. Fuck Morrissey.

This wasn't bad at all, I just didn't find it that exciting. But it was interesting enough.

The instrumentals were not that bad. But I just couldn't stand the vocals.

Why would you include more of the same sounding britpop shit? I could've happily died without listening to this pile of nothing.

I never understood Leonard Cohen. Like in Bob Dylan's case, all the covers to his songs were better.

Firstly, great album name. I chuckled.
Secondly, this record sounded as interesting as the name, in the same weird way. Good weird though. I enjoyed listening to this, even though I don't really like french language in music, and I didn't really like it in the french songs on here either. But the songs were pretty fun and quite distinct from other things on this list.

I think you might need to be in a certain mood to fully enjoy this album. I found it pretty interesting though, but I wouldn't say I would willingly listen to it again. Nevertheless, I can't say I didn't enjoy it at all, it was a pretty trippy soundscape that kept me focused.

Indeed I hit rock bottom while listening to this

You surely meant "Pretty far from your new favourite band", right? Right...?

I didn't expect to hear a brass section in an album like this. Very good and catchy instrumentals, but the vocals kinda put me off. Aside from the vocals, it was pretty fun.

This was good. It sounded great and cozy. Unfortunately it just got boring after a few songs.

I didn't find anything particular about this album. It's ok, but I don't think it really needs to be on this list. Nothing that special about it. He has an ok voice but that's about it.

I like jazz, and this is some good jazz. But I like other things more.

First of all, I think it's a crime that the king of blues has only one record on this list and Elvis Costello has 6. BB King is an amazing artist. His guitar playing and vocals are probably the most recognizable from all of the blues artists. The fact that he only has one album here is concerning.
Second of all, even though I don't usually like live albums, when it comes to BB King I absolutely agree. He is an artist that has to be experienced in a live setting. Everything just flows efortlessly on this album.

I didn't know this was from 1986, it sounds a bit newer. Very influential record, both for rock and rap. If you think of the nu metal era, I am sure this is one of the main inspirations behind that. Cool album.