A fantastic album delivered by Eddie Berg and Co. So many great songs coming off of this LP, with This Is Goodbye, Diamonds, Broken Love, Coming Undone, Keep Me, Ivory Black, and Desert Place all sounding fantastic in my opinion. Imminence's sophomore project proves to be a very enticing work, as it pulled me even deeper into their rabbit hole. Overall, I definitely enjoyed this record, and would imagine that others would as well.

A promising debut from the Swedish band here, delivering a great album. A lot of great songs off of this LP, with Every Breath, Salt of the Earth, Du, Those Who Seek, and A Sense of Doubt being my personal favorites off of this record. Although they still haven't figured out their sound all the way yet, this record still sounds great and the potential in their sound is obvious. Overall, I would recommend others to listen to this album if they haven't already.

A good album here, even though I would consider it Imminence's worst to this point. Even with that sentiment, there are a lot of great songs off of this album, with Temptation, Chasing Shadows, Moth to a Flame, Alleviate, and Jaded being some of my favorites. But my absolute favorite off of this project has to be Surrender, as I feel that it's the perfect showcase of Eddie Berg's vocal talent, contrasting his melodic ability with that classic Metal death growl throughout the ... read more

In my opinion, Drake's best album. Over is definitely my favorite off of this LP, with more of a focus on Drake rapping than his melodic abilities, and with great production, Drake comes through with one of his best early songs. After that, Karaoke, Fancy, and Unforgettable were some of my other favorites from this project. Overall, this was a good project that is worth listening to.

The last good Drake project, that ends up arguably being his best to this point. You & The 6, Jungle, and 6PM In New York were all great songs off of this record, making for a fantastic close to the album. Listening to this makes me wonder what Drake's career would be if he was really making the same effort he was on a record like this with projects like Views, More Life, Dark Lane Demo Tapes and so on. Overall, I enjoyed this project, and would imagine that others would as well.

A top three Drake project in my opinion, Take Care is a good album that makes you wonder where this Drake went. Of course there are the classic Headlines and Marvins Room that definitely hold up and are easy to see why they are so popular, but there are also some deeper cuts off of this record, with We'll Be Fine and Lord Knows (excluding the pen bar) being great, too. I don't think that this is the best that Drake has made, but I could definitely see how one could come to that ... read more

A step in the right direction here for Drake, finally delivering a decent album again. Of course, the most popular track of this album is Rich Flex, and while I see the appeal of the song, I would say that BackOutsideBoyz, Pussy & Millions, and Middle of the Ocean were all better songs than Rich Flex. With that being said, I can say that there seems to be more effort put into this album and For All The Dogs than any album between Views and Honestly, Nevermind combined, hopefully a sign of ... read more

Drake's debut mixtape is nothing to right home about, but is far from bad, being generally more of an average album experience. There are a few good songs off of this album, such as Ignant Shit and Congratulations, but you can definitely tell that Drake still needs to fine tune his sound. While his sound hasn't exactly been figured out 100%, you can tell that he is giving effort, something that would not be found on future Drake projects like Certified Lover Boy and What A Time To ... read more

A very long album here from Drake, and though it has it's major highlights, it also has it's lowlights, resulting in a relatively average album. First Person Shooter is a great song, and You Broke My Heart off of the deluxe is one my favorite Drake songs ever. I do find it ironic that he compares himself to Michael Jackson on First Person Shooter when he has yet to deliver an album better than Michael's first solo project when he was 14. With that being said, there are some ... read more

As per usual with Drake, while there are a few good songs off of this record, Care Package ultimately falls flat as a mediocre project at best. 5 Am in Toronto and Jodeci Freestyle are both pretty good, but after that this record is a mixed bag with more misses than hits. While this isn't Drake at his worst, he still fails to live up to the potential that he has shown on multiple occasions, and for that, I can't recommend anything from this project other than the two songs above.

Although he delivers a few good songs off of this LP, he doesn't deliver a memorable album here. While 8 Out Of 10 and Sandra's Rose are two pretty good cuts off of the record, there isn't a lot else going for it. This is a very long album, and when the musical quality is subpar, it feels like a slog to get through, making the length of this album a large negative. Overall, Drake's effort just isn't there on this record and besides those two songs, there isn't ... read more

Yet another boring, horrible project from Drake. There's nothing good that I can say about this record, I'm just tired of Drake pretending to be a gangster that's standing on business when he historically hasn't been that guy even before the Kendrick beef. This record, like a few others from this Drake era have zero charm, and zero need to be in the public sphere. Truly terrible record that no one needs to hear.

Though this was probably a necessary sound change for Drake, it is executed awfully the first time, resulting in a horrible LP here. This record was just incredibly boring, it's hard to come up with points to talk about because it's just that unmemorable. He only provides a few half-decent songs, with the rest falling somewhere between average and downright awful. To summarize, this project is not worth a listen for any reason.

A massively bloated project with almost no replay value, this project is horrendous. If it wasn't for Knife Talk, and You Only Live Twice, there would be nothing of value off of this record. Featuring some of the worst lyrics of his career and generally half-assed efforts on these songs, this is truly one of the worst projects I've ever heard. There is so little enjoyment to find in this record, that I can't conceive how any person could find enjoyment in it. Listen to Knife ... read more

An absolute masterpiece of an album with Queen's greatest song, as well. There are a lot of great songs off of this LP, such as Dancer, Back Chat, Put Out The Fire, Life Is Real, Las Palabras De Amor, and Cool Cat that all add greatly to the album, but one stands above the rest. Under Pressure is the greatest Queen song of all time and is arguably the greatest in my opinion. Bowie's performance on the song is incredible, specifically that handoff from Mercury to Bowie towards the ... read more

A fantastic record from Queen here once again, and one with several great songs to come off of it. There's the iconic Don't Stop Me Now, the frantic Bicycle Race, and other great songs like Jealousy, If You Can't Beat Them, and Leaving Home Ain't Easy. Overall, this a very good record that many will find enjoyment in.

With several classic Queen songs off of it, this record is fantastic. We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions are both incredible songs that deserve the notoriety that they have gotten, becoming classic sports anthems, and Spread Your Wings is also a great track off of this album. All in all, this a very enjoyable project that I think many others will find enjoyment in.

A well-rounded, fantastic project from one of the best bands to ever do it. You're My Best Friend and '39 are two of my favorites off of the record, but of course they are outshined by a song considered to be one of the greatest ever, and rightfully so. Bohemian Rhapsody is an incredible trip of a song and absolutely deserves all of the praise it has gotten over the years. With all of that being said, this project is absolutely worth a listen.

A fantastic record here from Queen, which is becoming more and more common at this point. A Kind Of Magic, One Year Of Love, Friends Will Be Friends, Who Wants To Live Forever, and Don't Lose Your Head are all great songs that do a lot for the record. Overall, this album is really enjoyable and I would highly recommend checking it out for yourselves.

A fantastic album here, with a plethora of great songs off of it. Tear It Up, It's A Hard Life, Machines, I Want To Break Free, Keep Passing The Open Windows, and Hammer To Fall were all great songs in my opinion. All in all, this was a record that many people should listen to.