Reviews by vldndr1

It was pretty chaotic, but not the good kind of chaos. I didn't enjoy it

This record deserves 3 stars just for Cult Of Personality. One of the greatest songs ever written. The rest of the songs were ok, but none of them can raise to the level of that one.

I never was a huge fan of Aerosmith, especially later Aerosmith. It's fun and stuff but I always liked other bands with the same kind of style from that same period. But this record was kinda fun and enjoyable.

This is a very good record. They took the 70s acoustic rock/folk thing and made it more interesting. Also the vocals suit the songs very well.

Very generic. It sounded like any movie intro/outro.

This lady has such an interesting vocal tone, and the songs are great blues/jazz songs. Very creative for those times. I liked this a lot.

The second Beatles record if I remember right. It sounded the same like the first, but they were praised like hell. Of course, they remain one of, if not the best, band of all time, but their later work was actually interesting

I think Marvin Gaye is a bit too overrated. Like, his voice is amazing for sure, but there were other artists in the 70s that did what he did better. Nevertheless, this is a good album, the songs are groovy and he sings amazing

Not bad, but a bit boring.

It sounds like any rock record from the same period of time. Nothing exciting. I get that back then the music was better, but come on, it doesn't mean that it's a must listen album before death. The editors of this list must be some old bastards.

This is actually fun, instrumentally speaking. The vocals are not the worst, but it could have been better if she made different choices regarding the voice. Otherwise, a pretty fun record.

I know, I know, it's repetitive and stuff, but this album sounded different from anything in that same time period. And it sounded very good. It's far from their best, but it is good.

No. It's bad. I don't like it at all.

As a metalhead, I say that every single soul that likes or plays metal should be grateful for this record! Everything related to metal exists because of this band and this record. Starting the record with one of the heaviest riffs ever written to this day, and continuing with genre-defining songs. In 1970, this was completely groundbreaking, and even now it is cited by metalheads all around the globe. This marks the beginning of a never-ending era.

Boring. Enough said.

It had some songs that stood out, but not enough. I guess his work with Gnarls Barkley is a bit better. This is not bad by any means but it's not that good either

Very interesting and chaotic at the same time, but it kept me wondering what comes next. I think this is the most important thing when listening to a new artist.

The last album from the first iteration of Queen's sound, which I am actually a big fan of. More proggy and heavier than the next releases. This is a very good record and it fully deserves the spot on this list.

I never paid that much attention to Joy Division, but I didn't need to either. It's just an ok album

Wow, so much work for an album cover, I'm impressed! (not)
Jokes aside, the music was actually interesting. Some pretty dark vibes, but the mix is not good at all. I think it fits the genre though.