Recommended Jazz Album 11/17

This album got me acting In a Sexual Way

2 tracks that all add up to 38 minutes. For most people, that kind of sounds like a drag to get through. But once you listen to this album, those 38 minutes past you by, and you are left stunned on what you just experience. In a Silent Way is a spiritual and uplifting album that is again different from other jazz albums. It's more ambient and abstract with its presentation, which makes it that much more special. It's an ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 10/17

Kind of Fire is a more appropriate title

Miles Davis is another jazz artist that everyone seems to talk about when discussing who are the best jazz artists of all time, along with other artists like Coltrane and Mingus. All of that comes down to the instrumentation and emotion you get from their albums. Kind of Blue shows why Davis is considered one of the greatest of all time. On Kind of Blue, Davis does so much while doing so little. It's not a complicated ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 9/17

Jizz

Here we are again with yet another fantastic jazz album, which is unsurprisingly by John Coltrane. A Love Supreme is one of the most epic jazz albums I've heard so far. All of Coltrane's previous albums were preparing for this moment, and it shows. It perfects everything Coltrane has done before. The instrumentation is at its best on A Love Supreme. And everything amazing about this album is all condense into just 4 tracks.

1. Acknowledgment already feels ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 8/17

Kind of funny how there's an album called Soul Station, and then we have Blue Train. Related, perhaps? 🤔

Back at it again with some simple but amazing jazz. Blue Train is another fun and well crafted jazz album that has a lot to offer. At this point, I'm starting to understand why John Coltrane is seen as a jazz icon. I haven't listened to all his albums, but the ones I have listened to were all excellent, and Blue Train is no exception. Each track follows the ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 7/17

Hancock just like me for real. I also look for women who could give me the best head

If you want to know how autistic I am, I first heard about Head Hunters on a topic video from Brad. Since then, I've been wanting to listen to this album. I finally got the chance to through these recommendations, and oh my. This album fucking slaps. 41 minutes of non-stop fun funk and jazz music with some instrumentation that I can only describe as perfect. Head Hunters was ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 6/17

Really Brief Review:

Can you tell I'm starting to have a hard time reviewing these jazz albums? 😅

Don't have to say, other than saying Giant Steps is another fantastic album. The instrumentation is much groovier and energetic with this album, which is a nice change of pace after listening to My Favorite Things. I also like how classy the album is. Giant Steps is a beautiful but energetic track that has some amazing saxophone playing, nice bass, and great drums. ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 5/17

Brief Review:

Where can I find this soul station? It sounds better than the hell I'm living in

Continuing with the theme of simple jazz, Soul Station is just that. An amazing, soulful jazz album that's everything you want from a jazz album. The instrumentation once again is fantastic. It's soft while also being fun and lively. This I Dig Of You is one of those lively tracks. The drums and piano feel so free and energetic, and the saxophone adds some smooth to the ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 4/17

Brief Review:

My favorite things are things that are sex related... and music related, of course

My Favorite Things is an album that isn't anything crazy, but it doesn't have to be because it's already amazing on its own. The instrumentation is simple, beautiful, and really fun. The title track, My Favorite Things, is a 13-minute straightforward but classic jazz track that has some amazing and soft instrumentation. I really love the beautifully played piano, and ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 3/17

Brief Review:

77 USER SCORE?! HOW?!?

Am I missing something? Why isn't Visions talked about more? It's so fucking good. Sure, it might not be the best jazz album of all time, but on its own, it's really good. The instruments is soulful and pretty funky. The first track, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, is a soft but funky track that has some great keys and guitar work. The soft drums are a nice touch to. Maybe Tomorrow is a special track since it's the ... read more

I don't believe a blind man made this masterpiece. There's just no way

Before I start, HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!! 🥳🥳
2023 was a pretty difficult year for me, mostly because I started my last year of high school, which meant a shit ton of work. But 2023 was also a great year because I discovered so much good music, interacted with some great people, and even started making some of my own music. That's why I'm excited for 2024. It's a fresh start for me, and I'm not going to waste that ... read more

Recommended Jazz Album 2/17

The Shape of Jizz To Cum

I didn't realize how important this album was to jazz until I read some of the reviews. Apparently, The Shape of Jazz To Come, and maybe some other albums, literally helped shape and transform jazz into what it is today, being more freeing, non-linear, and avant-garde with its instrumentation, and you can hear that immediately in the first track alone. Importance aside, this album is still pretty great. I just love the risks Coleman takes ... read more

Forgot to say this, but while I was away, I decided to use my first week of Christmas break to listen to nothing but jazz albums that were recommended to me on Twitter. Needless to say, all of them were great in their own way. I wanted to do this because I'm basically a jazz noob. I don't know much about jazz, so listening to these albums really opened my eyes. I know there's a lot more jazz albums out there, which I'm really excited to check out. But for now, I want to focus on the albums that ... read more

Best female album? Nah. This is one of the best albums. Period... yeah, the bitches are going to love this one

In any music conversation that I have been in, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill has always comed up. I have only heard good things about it. People call it a classic and one of the best albums of all time. Others see it as the push female artists, including rappers, needed to be taken seriously by the public. But despite all of this, I have never heard it before. Even with how praised ... read more

Original Review: Some demos and fanservice

Brief Review

I honestly don't have much to say about this album. I wish I could say that TM has amazing moments, but it doesn't. It's just some leftover tracks that were only released so BROCKHAMPTON can get out of their contract. They aren't bad, but they don't feel like BROCKHAMPTON. It just feels hollow. I really wished The Family was the actual last album, but here we are. There are some decent tracks. FMG is a pretty slick track with some great ... read more

Original Review: Feels like some ideas that aren't finished

If it weren't for TM, this would've been a decent final album

The Family is another interesting album in BROCKHAMPTON's discography. Honestly, I can't even call it a BROCKHAMPTON album because it only has Kevin Abstract on it. In a way, it's basically Kevin Abstract's album. It just so happens to be BROCKHAMPTON related. The Family is also their most open yet. They've been open before, but on this album, Kevin spills everything out, ... read more

Original Review: The album where the group got their aggressive energy and creativity back.

SUICIDE WARNING

Rage Against The New Light, New Machine

ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE is BROCKHAMPTON back in their form, where they are out here being aggressive, having fun, and being creative with their production, along with some features. However, the backstory for this album is pretty sad. During the making of ROADRUNNER, Joba's father would take his own life, which, to a certain degree, ... read more

Original Review: Not sure why people dislike this album. Yes, it has a much somber tone. However, it's done in a way that is emotionally grabbing and tastful.

CDTVthaG here, and the G stands for Ginger... I'm ginger

I feel like GINGER is way too overlooked and even overhated by people. I do understand why. On GINGER, BROCKHAMPTON go full pop and mainstream, having a lot more catchy hooks and production that isn't as wild or "creative" as the Saturation series or even iridescence The ... read more

Original Review: Has some great moments, but also has some moments that are lacking creativity.
Original Score: 7/10

Time to finish reviewing the BROCKHAMPTON discography

I always found iridescence interesting. After kicking out Ameer Vann from the group, the rest of the members of BROCKHAMPTON didn't know what to do from here. So, inspired by Radiohead with their album Kid A, BROCKHAMPTON decided to take a left turn with their music. On iridescence, BROCKHAMPTON go for a more dark, ... read more

Brief Review:

I only listened to this album because of Thom Yorke

I didn't know much about PJ Harvey when going into this album. All I knew was that some of my Twitter mutuals really liked her music, and that's it. After listening to SFTCSFTS, all I can say is that it's pretty good. I don't have much to say since I don't know what Harvey's other albums sound like, but I really liked what I heard on this album. I really like Harvey's singing. It fits nicely ... read more

Original Review: Real fun and catchy
Original Score: 8/10

What that mouth do?

CAPRISONGS can be seen as nothing more than some leftover tracks that didn't make the cut on a more fleshed out album. But I think it's more than that. I see CAPRISONGS as FKA twigs getting out of the darkness and following the light. I'm not going bullshit my way through and say that the lyrics on this "mixtape" have way deeper meaning than people realize because they don't really, at least for me. But ... read more