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The Foo Fighters’ latest project was an interesting one for sure. It deviates from their traditional sound with a lot more distorted vocals and unique tones. While I don’t think those are inherently bad qualities, they do lend to some bad songs and a bit of an ostracizing sound.

Caught In The Echo has an interesting opening with the distorted vocals and the riff. It’s a pretty catchy track and I like the moments with the distant vocal distortion. The vocals are pretty good, ... read more

Billy Joel’s The Stranger might become one of my favorite albums. This is such an incredibly well written and beautifully performed piece of art; I was stunned listening to this at times. I had been put into a Billy Joel mood after watching the finale of The Boys tv show, and I’m so glad this was the album I had picked to review. It is amazing in so many ways, it’s impressive.

Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song) is a great opening to the record, I really like the feel of ... read more

Live Through This is one of the band’s biggest records, and it’s easy to see why. It’s very well written in every sense of the word, but it’s not without faults. I don’t always love the vocals, and some songs just aren’t my favorite frankly. No bad songs here, and a bunch of really good ones.

Violet has a quieter start that quickly gets overruled by the aggressive vocals and instrumentals. I love the lyricism, the themes of the track are very strong, and I ... read more

In Through the Out Door is the final Led Zeppelin album, and I think it’s the most underrated. This record is disliked by critics and fans, comparatively to their older records, but I quite enjoyed it actually. There’s no bad songs, just some that are weaker than the others, and some great songs as well. I’m glad I could end this deep dive with an enjoyable album.

In the Evening takes its time coming in and getting interesting. When it does, it has a very unique sound and ... read more