Reviews by vldndr1

Out of the Big 4 of thrash, Anthrax is the one that didn't catch my attention as much as the other 3, but this record is amazing and packed with energy.

This feels like Frank Sinatra singing in an elevator over the random music running in it.

It's kind of a weak debut solo album from a Beatle.

I never really understood the point of any Lou Reed solo thing. It's nothing special. Really nothing.

Never been a fan of The Doors

I feel like the only Bowie record after the 00s that deserves attention is his very last. This one sounds like an effort to put out an album. It feels a bit uninspired.

Too repetitive and generic electronic record.

I liked it. Some pretty good alternative rock to start the day.

Oh shit this is from the 90s? Well I like it less. It's bland and generic 70s stuff, done in 1990, which is even worse.

It was ok, I liked other hip hop albums from this era better though.

Lirically, it's great. Very emotionally heavy. But musically, it doesn't excite me as much. Anyway good songs

oh wow! another Bruce Springsteen record. FUCKING STOP ALREADY WITH THE SPRINGSTEEN RECORDS. LISTEN TO THE RECORDS BEFORE RAVING ABOUT THE FACT THAT HE IS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN FFS. THIS IN PARTICULAR SUCKS ASS

All rock and roll and blues sounded the same in those times, but there is something about Little Richard that just makes me be not bored. He has a great voice and style. Love this album.

Pretty interesting, I have to admit. I absolutely knew the song Relax. Very diverse record overall, it uses elements from many genres.

This one should get 5 stars from everyone! Without this album we wouldn't have had a lot of the rock and metal music that followed. And the sound is just iconic. Great riffs, instantly recognizable voice, amazing bass lines, pumping drums, and it still mantains a certain heaviness that is undeniable. A perfect record, packed with important hits for the music history.

All the songs are the same. I didn't know any song on this record. But the iconic voice makes it better to listen.

This doesn't sound like it was released in 2020. It feels like it's stuck in the past, and it doesn't make the past sound that good.

Amazing combination of hip hop with soul elements. I really enjoyed this.

This was actually fun, and Sabotage is a classic.

I'm glad that Lemmy left and formed Motorhead. This one bored me. The songs are waaaaay too long. And nothing really special is going on.