Reviews by vldndr1

Very generic, very like 90s indie, but in the 00s. Nothing really enjoyable. I'll give it a 2 just because I didn't hate it.

Veeery experimental. Unique vibe really. Not very much my cup of tea, but I appreciated it.

It's a cool combination of rap, rock and electronic, but nothing special really.

Such a 90's sound! Love her voice and the songs. It made me feel like I was born then, even though I was born in 2003. Great record.

I get that David Bowie is very influential, but I never got into his music. There is something I really don't like at all. I don't know what and why.

This is, in my opinion, the best generation of punk music. It's raw and energetic while still sounding very good. Great album.

This was quite fun. I enjoyed it really. Latin jazz is something that I definitely wouldn't listen from my own initiative, so it was something different and interesting to listen.

Why is this on the list... like really...
Nothing special about it. It's bad. I get that it's raw but that doesn't mean it has to be shitty as well.

Normally, I wouldn't like music like this because it's quite boring and repetitive, like all the music from those times. But with Ray Charles it's something different. He just captivates me somehow. I liked this a lot!

Interesting voice, but the music sounds like everything from those times, except for the title track, which has interesting riffs for 1968. By the way, it didn't need to have 17 minutes. There are long tracks that justify their length, this is not one of them.

It was alright I guess, pretty experimental for those times, but nothing revolutionary.

It sounds like any other britpop record.I don't like it. It is very boring and samey.

Not that bad, but some of the songs were kinda long and sounded like the soundtrack of a 2000's video game

It kinda sounds like a travel vlog soundtrack, but it is not that bad. Not good either

A great example of the industrial genre. I get why many people don't like it, but I quite enjoyed it. It's like a more metal NIN.

This sounds like a copy of a movie soundtrack that wasn't made to be that good.

I love NIN, but this is not my favourite album from them, as groundbreaking as it is. I love most of the songs and the delivery though. It definitely made an impact on the music industry.

I quite enjoyed it. It is interesting. Like the love child of Daft Punk and Massive Attack.

Sometimes I just don't understand why some of these albums are on this list. What is it about this that I need to hear before I die? Nothing, I'll tell you.

Their best record, and one that defined the new generation of pop-punk. Anyway, the length of some songs on it is unjustified, but in rest this is a good protest album.