Reviews by vldndr1

The content is as bland as the title. I agree that Madonna should be on this list, but I don't get why this album is here. It sounds like an album she put out just because she is Madonna and wanted to get over with it. It's not that bad, but it's not good at all. I don't find anything engaging to it. I don't understand this inclusion.

This was pretty good, calm and relaxing. I liked it pretty much. It's a good one to listen while studying.

Lemmy is an icon, part of the definition of a rockstar. The song Ace Of Spades is iconic, one of the best songs of the genre. The rest of the album is ok, lyrics are kinda bad, but it's still an iconic sound. Lemmy's voice is always recognizable.

I fell asleep. This was boring and bland.

I only knew Sunshine Of Your Love which is an iconic song, and a really good one. The rest of the album isn't all that exciting. I like Eric Clapton, but I can't say I'm really invested in everything he's done. Anyway, this record is ok just because of that iconic song.

I already knew this record and liked it. I think this is a great indie synth pop album. Very cool sound design and good songs. I really liked it.

I believe that this one was very influential for hip hop, and one of the first records from this genre. I appreciate that a lot, it was very funky and groovy, but I can't say I liked it a lot. It was ok. Props for the influence though!

I like the word play in the title, but that's about it. I understand David Bowie will always be extremely important and influential. I appreciate that. I just don't find anything that interesting to his music. It's not bad by any means. It's very good. Just not for me.

Even though I like other albums by them more than this one, I must admit that this is beautiful and relaxing. I liked it a lot. At times I got bored because it kinda got monotonous but it was still very good. Also, as a paranthesis, fuck Roger Waters.

It was boring. Just 60s sounding and nothing else.

This is an iconic lineup for Deep Purple. Iconic record as well, everyone in their prime. Ritchie Blackmore playong that guitar so classy, and Ian Gillian easily being one of the best singers of those times. This record is incredibly good, and a big influence for the metal bands that were to come.

I am a bit confused. I liked it, but it was a bit odd at times. But I liked it. It was pretty interesting. I can't really say more.

This was very chill and overall a great listen. Very easy listening and calming experience. Great vocals as well, very fitting with the whole vibe of the record. I really liked it a lot. It's like trip hop mixed with drum and bass.

Even though the songs are pretty long, I didn't mind it. I was really hoping to have something more different on this list. I had another Fela Kuti record before and I enjoyed that one a bit more, but this was equally as interesting and groovy. It's just something about african grooves.

This album makes me think Oasis is the best band ever and I don't really like Oasis. This album is too british for me. Nothing special at all, just boring. Too long. It's not awful, just too boring and too british. I didn't like it.

This was pretty interesting to listen to, but not something I would search on my own. Nevertheless, it wasn't bad, I enjoyed it to a certain extent.

I adore this one! It's the first record I ever listened from Radiohead. This one will forever be one of my favourites, I enjoy it more than OK Computer actually. Great guitar work, and a huge improvement from Pablo Honey.

It was ok. I can't say it was bad, but it was nothing memorable.

I like old hip hop but this had songs that were way too long. Nothing really interesting.

I much prefer other Gorillaz records, but this one also has its moments, I enjoy it a lot. I'm happy that there is a Gorillaz record on this list, they absolutely need to be here. One of the most influential bands ever. They are pioneers when it comes to virtual bands.