Reviews by vldndr1

I never liked this band. This album sucks. The vocals are not good.

A bit repetitive, but calming. Good sound design for that year.

Those vocals are not good at all. The instrumental is not bad but not incredible either. Didn't like it that much.

It was quite bizzare. "Meh" at best

For some reason, I thought it sounded like he is trying to copy Sir Tom Jones in a way. I don't know if that makes any sense, it's just my thought. And I didn't like it.

Nothing special. It wasn't bad but too generic.

One of the greatest old-school rappers in my opinion. Also, the song Body Count was the start of the band with the same name, which is fucking great, therefore this record is great just because of that alone.

no.

I never liked the way he is singing, but I always admired his songwriting. It's a good album.

Not as bad as I thought it would be, but I am not really sold on what Beach Boys put out, like ever. But not that bad.

I never was a huge Thin Lizzy fan, because the songs don't have anything special from other rock music from that era, but I never hated the either. Anyway, this is a live record that sounds better than the studio recordings, and I actually enjoyed it. I was not expectng this.

I love Tina Turner! Even though this album sounds a bit too 80's, it's great and it's different from other records because of her voice.

Didn't find anything exciting about this album. It was okay I guess. Wouldn't listen to it again.

Sounds like any generic 80's new wave / post punk stuff, but it's not necessarily bad. Just generic.

Motown essence! I love this period of music. Also this was the record that really launched Michael Jackson's solo career. Even though it's extremely different from any other Michael record released after this one, and not as good as them, it's still a great record that deserves recognition.

I never really understood why he was so influential. Even the worst covers of his songs sound better than the originals.

I don't get Tom Petty. He may have had some good songs, even though I don't like those either, but this record sucks.

Didn't hate it, but I didn't like it either. Nothing special. The second song sounds like a commercial for boots.

I like post punk if it's done in a good manner. This really hurt my eardrum. Literally. I had tinnitus the whole day, and it's still going.

Read poetry over a musical background. Somehow, it works. It sounds good and it's very calming. There is something mesmerizing about Leonard Cohen's deep voice. It makes you focus only on what he is saying.