What can I say? It's Led zeppelin 4.

Faith No More's discography continues to impress me.

I don't know if this is a hot take or not, but I don't think this is the best Grunge album ever. That being said though, it's top 5 at the very least. This album rules.

I have been sitting here thinking about what to say about this album and I have no idea.

It goes hard. Simple as that.

Theres a reason TOOL is one of the biggest names in prog metal.

Slay queen, go off

This album is fantastic. I don't love every track, but this album never really let me down. This album also has some of the best grunge / Alt Metal songs ever in my opinion.

This is my first time listening to a double-album all the way through, and I clearly chose a great starting point. The Dream Pop is gorgeous, and the Grunge / Metal fucking rocks. Not a single bad song here, which is super impressive for a two-hour-long album.

Super sick. It didn't quite grab me like Odelay did, but It grabbed me none the less.

Beck is a strange fellow... or at least he was.

I mean, it goes pretty hard.

An often overlooked piece of Grunge history.

Yea, this rocks. I love how heavy this sounds most of the time, and i'm also loving the lyrics to some of these songs ("Glorified G" and "W.M.A" seem very political, and I think that's pretty cool). The lighter ballads like "Daugter" and "Elderly Woman..." are probably my least favourite here, but they are still really good, and I don't think I would skip them or anything. Overall: a great album that I might even prefer to their debut.

I actually enjoyed this quite a bit. Its a little generic at times, I will say that, but some people have been saying that all of the songs blend together and I don't think that's the case (at least not too much). I didn't love everything here, but the high points are wonderful.

It reeks of the early 2000s, but in a charming way. The fact that the tracks are well made / well performed help it out for sure.

It's not the greatest album experience out there, even for pop music. But, man, there are some standout tracks for sure. Super catchy and well produced.

I like Rihanna. She makes good pop music.

The queen died in September so i'm a little late to the party, but whatever.

This album is beautifully dramatic. Giving it anything under a 90 would feel wrong.

This Is hard af. I love the experimental production on this thing.

Drake has not mached this energy since. I want this version of Drake back so bad.

I loved Blurryface when it came out in 2015, but I was a dumb child at that point. Now that I have grown up, and my music taste has matured a little, I lost interest in that album and TOP entirely. So much so that I wasn't even aware of this album until very recently. As usual, I heard this album was good, and decided to give it a listen. I was aware of the opener, Jumpsuit, and I loved it, so I was expecting big things. I am happy to report that this album delivered on my expectations.

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