Reviews by vldndr1

I always thought that the band name perfectly sums up their music: a blur. Don't get me wrong, it's not that bad, and Song 2 rocks, but I just don't think they deserve the hype they still get. I'm just glad that Damon created Gorillaz. That band is superior to this one, and I think he knows it as well. That being said, just because it has Song 2, I give this album a 3.

This was nothing special, but it was fun. It was silly but not in such a bad way.

I never really liked The Who. I just don't get it. This record is annoying. I didn't enjoy any part of it.

I really thought I was done with Bob Dylan on this list. I said it before and I'll say it again, I understand the influence, but there is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON for this many records by him on this list. Especially a record from 1997 for God's sake. Are y'all ok? Instant 1.

"La" is the sound you make when you can't remember a tune and you try to hum it, which means it wasn't that memorable. That goes the same for this one as well. Boring and bland.

I will always love this record! It's my favourite from Pink Floyd. I agree that its runtime is a bit too long, but the songs are perfect, and this album as a whole is perfect. I like Dark Side Of The Moon as well, but The Wall is the first album I listened in full from Pink Floyd, so it has a very special place in my heart. Also, as a guitar player, this record has some of the most memorable guitar moments in the history of rock. Anyway, this is a 5, and also fuck Roger Waters.

This is not brutal youth, it's just brutal. I just hate Elvis Costello. I hate the amount of Elvis Costello on this list. I just can't stand it.

I remember his music to be more interesting, but this bored me. Freedom! '90 is a good song but the rest I didn't really care about. And I did listen without prejudice.

I don't really understand why you would choose this Slipknot record to be on this list amongst Iowa. That one and the self titled are the most influential. Don't get me wrong, I like AHIG a lot, maybe even more than I like Iowa but not as much as the self titled. But I wouldn't have included this one. Still though, a really good record that has many bangers, some of the most technical and heavy Slipknot playing on some songs, and also a lot of emotion coming through from tracks like Snuff and Til We Die, which is rare coming from this band.

I can appreciate the idea of just a man and his guitar, and it actually has some pretty good singing and guitar playing, but it just bored me a lot.

Why would you choose this album from Dr. Dre instead of 2001? Shitty move tbh. I will give this a 2 because it's Dr. Dre, but it is so dated compared to other rap stuff from the same time, especially with the mysoginy and homophobia. Also, I feel like he relies too much on Snoop.

Basic blues. Nothing special. I would have rather included a B.B. King record, as there is only one album by him on this list and I find that repulsing.

I never really liked anything Iggy Pop related. This was not enjoyable for me at all.

Very fun to be honest, funky and groovy. Also the song names, as well as the band and album name are fun and different. It was nice.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't get it. There were already a lot of annoying brits on this list. Did you really feel the urge to include Pavement as well? Like, they are not that good. I don't like it at all.

The lyrics are quite exquisite, like I actually can smell them. Unfortunately the smell was shit. And when it comes to the instrumentals, they were all nothing special, and the voice was not that good either.

I liked it, but it wasn't really my cup of tea. It was ok though.

I might have given it another review if someone slipped some acid into my drink, but right now, it just sounds like someone demo-ing some instruments. And not in a very good manner either.

Beautiful, soulful voice! Incredibly smooth and soothing. Some of the best soul hits sung in an amazing manner. I admit, it got a bit monotonous but I loved it a lot. Especially because I never heard his versions of these songs, I only knew the originals, and I liked hearing a different approach.

I was never a big fan of Green Day. I acknowledge their importance in music, but I just never resonated with them. But these songs are very catchy and this really sounds good for a punk record in the 90s.