Reviews by vldndr1

Stevie is one of my favourite artists to ever walk the Earth. However, this album is not my favourite, but for Higher Ground alone it should be loved. That song is insane. If it didn't have that one, it would probably be a 3, but that song elevates this whole record.

Absolute classic! This album is packed with hits, amazing melodies, memorable guitar riffs, great bass lines and incredible drums. Everyone was at their peak on this record. Jimmy Page had some of the best and most memorable solos ever, John Paul Jones just dug into that bass, John Bonham was pounding those drums - god he is an insane drummer, one of the best ever when it comes to techinque - and Robert Plant is just out of this world. This is probably the best classic rock album of all time!

I liked the first song, because it was more intense, but afterwards it became kinda generic. It wasn't bad, but I got bored after that first track.

I'm pretty sure this can easily pass as a Dillinger Escape Plan interlude. Also, I have an insane urge to see if there are any live recordings of any of these songs and check them note by note besides the studio version. It's insane to just think that they can replicate this chaos, but they play jazz so they really might be able. It was so chaotic that it got me laughing, it made my head hurt, and somehow I liked it. It's just insanity. I feel like if I consider myself not stressed enough one day, I can put this on and go back to my normal stressed self. WHY DO I LIKE THIS CRAZINESS??

This is different, and I like it. It's bossa nova combined with electronic music. Very chill and calming. I would 100% play this at a fancy, classy suit and tie party with a complimentary glass of champagne.

This was ok, but mostly generic background music.

I've always felt that, out of all 4 of The Beatles, George was the best songwriter and very under-appreciated. This is a great album, but it's just too long. I got bored after a while.

I didn't vibe with this at all. Kanye is a crazy egotistic person. This album just proves that he is mediocre.

It made me feel like a divorced mom from Texas that drives a Ford pickup truck filled with her kids going to a horse-riding camp. I can't explain why. It's just what I felt.

It was ok, I didn't mind listening to it, but it bored me.

Not bad, and not good either. Just forgettable. Generic melodies and riffs. Good for background sounds.

Ok, I agree that Bob Dylan needs to be on this list. I agree that he is an amazing songwriter and that he changed the game. But damn, there are just too many of his records on this list. I can't stand it anymore. All of the covers of his songs from other artists are better than his versions.

This is some great old school hip hop. Crisp beats, clear vocals, great production, good storytelling, it really gets you. I enjoyed it a lot.

This was funky, groovy, different and very fun. Ginger Baker is an insane drummer, and the overall vibe was very interesting and refreshing. Finally something old that doesn't sound like the same recicled material. This is what I wanna hear!

I am not a huge fan of new rap, even though I appreciate that there FINALLY is something that sounds modern on this list, but out of all the newer rap I feel that Kendrick is absolutely the best. I vibed with this record pretty much.

I liked this, but not as much as Licensed To Ill. I consider that one a classic. I can say that I enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed Ill Communication. Maybe just a bit less but it's still a 3.

I always knew about this band and that they were one of the first to do post punk, but I've never heard this record before. After listening to it, I kinda get why it is so iconic. This is exactly how much of the post punk stuff sounds, except these guys did it first. The driving bass line and the gloomy guitars and everything. This was pretty cool to be honest, I enjoyed it a lot.

The singer sounds like he's about to throw up and he desperately tries to stop himself. That was very off-putting. Aside from that, the instrumentals were just ok. Nothing special. But that singing made everything worse. There are songs that work with his voice though, but not all of them.

I rarely like live albums, and I never liked Jerry Lee Lewis. Why? Because he was a piece of shit. And I really think that he did the same rock n roll thing everyone did back then but worse. This guy just wanted to copy Little Richard as far as I'm concerned. I enjoy Little Richard a lot, Jerry Lee not so much.

It was actually pretty cool. I can't say that I loved it, but it was a cool soundscape and a modern sound that I enjoyed. I wasn't blown away by any means but it was an ok listen.