Reviews by vldndr1

The fact that this is on the list is unjustified for me.

It was ok.

Good album for the holidays, but from a killer. So I can't listen without thinking that he killed someone.

Not bad, but I got bored pretty fast.

Classic metal album. Rob Halford's voice is just commanding. I like Painkiller more but this is undeniably a great record for metal music.

It may be a bit boring, but for 1982, this is a very interesting sound design, and I enjoyed it a lot.

This made me feel unsettling. I didn't like it.

Alice Cooper is a live act. I don't find myself listening to studio albums, but I would love to see a show. The songs alone are pretty mid. But not extremely bad.

This is pretty interesting. I can't say I loved it, but it was really good.

She has a beautiful voice, but I don't understand how this is considered futuristic. It's very enjoyable, don't get me wrong, but it could have been considered futuristic in 2010.

Not that interesting

One of the best female voices to ever exist! Incredible album as well, and very important for soul music. Respect is a classic.

It was pretty cool. And it doesn't sound dated.

This is a classic. I wouldn't listen to it on a daily basis, but it's worth listening at least once.

The amount of live records on this list is absurd really. The point of a live album is to somehow elevate the songs through raw energy, but this is just a playthrough.

I don't know what to say honestly.

I don't like it.

I just can't help but love Elizabeth Fraser's voice. This album is pretty cool, and something that stood out in that era for sure.

I get that this dude does some cool shit, with Gorillaz mostly, but not everything he does is list-worthy. This album is not bad by any means, but I wouldn't include it on the list.

Very theatrical, a cool soundtrack for a musical, and a great, very dynamic voice. I am pretty sure this record was a big inspiration for Tenacious D, because it reminded me somehow of them.
Amazing performance!