Reviews by vldndr1

I didn't like the vocals at all. The instrumental is ok at best.

It was ok, but the singer's voice bothers me.

It was ok. The songs sounded like the experimental songs that Beatles put out, the ones that didn't make much sense, but when an album is full of those, it starts making sense. I didn't enjoy it that much though. Also, hard to find.

Actually, for a punk album it sounds better than expected. I always knew about Sex Pistols, like everyone else probably, but I never heard anything other than Anarchy In The UK. I now feel the influence they had on many other bands that came after them.

Car commercial songs + some fillers. Nothing exciting.

Even though every AC/DC record sounds basically the same as the last one, this has something special. It's the first one with Brian Johnson, after Bon Scott's death, and given that everybody was used to hearing Bon's voice, Brian quickly got everyone's attention. This album marks the start of a new era for them, and it's a great sounding record with great songs.

Very interesting sound design, but at one point it just gets me tired. Great album though.

The best Beatles album! No doubt. All the songs are good and different from each other. You can really feel that by the end of their career they finally reached a musical maturity.

This has an atmospheric quality compared to other pop records from the same times. I never really listened to this album until now, I only knew Everybody Wants To Rule The World, but the whole record is amazing! Very interesting musical choices as well.

Given that this was released in 1971, it's very cool. I actually enjoyed it a bit.

This is not my favourite Slayer album, but you can't deny the influence this record had and still has on metal music. Classic thrash metal album, with a great sound and some great riffs. In 1986, this was the heaviest thing. Kerry King's nonsense still makes me wanna stab my eardrum though

Very unsettling jazz. It's different from your typical jazz records. But pretty cool.

As far as I know, this band is very important for hardcore punk. And now I get why. This record is packed with raw energy. I liked it a lot

I can see this being a new thing back in 1978. This was okay.

Random sounds thrown with no reason in songs.

It made me kinda sleepy, but it's not bad. Just not for me

I didn't like it, but it's ok

I liked it. Out of the records in the same era this has a bit of a different vibe to it.

It's ok, but I never really got into The Rolling Stones' music.

This was pretty fun to listen to. Very funky.