Reviews by zeca

This is what a masterpiece sounds like

(づ ᴗ _ᴗ)づ♡

Had to stop after the 3rd song; all this seemed pretty weird! Than I read some previous reviews and, yes, I had to agreed with those smashing this album! There was a lot more and better music from this year, why this album is on this list became a mistery to me :-(

It's fucking Prince, man! Need I say more?

Only rating 3 stars because listening to live albums it's not my kind of thing! About the band and their music, nothing to say: absolute classics ;-)

I'll give it a 4, and only because jazz isn't really my thing! In any case, it's clearly one of those albums to revisit on a sunset evening by the window, sipping a glass of wine ;-)

Listening to this album brought back good old memories of my teenage years, of getting together at a friend's house to listen to this band and others that were so important to us growing up! Back in the days of cassettes, walkmans and pirate radio ;-)

A classic, a pleasant listen ;-)
I can't say much more, I didn't usually listen to this kind of music when I was growing up, but now, as an adult in my 50s, we've come to appreciate something truly unique and rich

It's Otis, man! What could ever go wrong with this?!?!
I had a calm and lovely day, how about you?

It's Sam Cooke, man, it's Sam Cooke.

'Nough said ;-)

This must be some sort of milestone in originality, inventiveness and that ‘I couldn’t care less about all this rubbish’ attitude.

Strangely enough, it’s really good - I’m giving it a 5… what a Zappa :-D

Wonderful album ;-)

Well, that turned out to be interesting!
I didn't know anything about it (neither the group nor the songs) but I liked it because it's blues... and good blues at that!
A 4, no doubt ;-)

Doesn't fit my taste, sorry :-(

Beautiful... It certainly helped me get through a strange day at work ;-)
Seriously, George Harrison had something very special when it came to writing and composing songs, they never lost their beauty and intensity

Yet another one that, for fuck’s sake, you’d never expect to see on a list of essential ‘must-listen-before-you-die’ albums :-(

Melancholic yet deeply melodic, in a way that makes us feel really good. I’ll come back to this one later :-)

Definitely, not their best ;-)
But, since I like Portishead, my 3 stars rating

"horizontal love songs" was the best description I've read on a review here :-D

It's not my thing, so to speak; nevertheless, it's fun and interesting ;-)

Now that’s what I call fantastic :-D