I'm not usually a big fan of Lil Baby's music, but this song is absolutely amazing. It makes me a feel a type of way every time I listen to it. The best way I can describe that feeling is a mix of both sadness considering that what he describes in the song actually happens, happiness because he's standing up for something so important and also pure amazement by the way he describes everything is such great detail. The message is one of the most powerful I've ever heard from ... read more

Purple Floyd is PEAK!

A massive improvement over his debut. There's still some songs on here I wouldn't ever be thrilled about hearing, but it also has some absolutely incredible songs. Overall, pretty great album.

Sure, it doesn't really compare to most other things Bowie has done, but I don't find this to be all that bad overall. Not something I'd choose to listen to over any other 60s or 70s Bowie album, but not that bad.

What an amazing way to end a career. Usually, I review albums by an artist in order of release, but I had to this one today, as on this day it has been exactly 10 years since this album has come out, and also tragically 10 years since David Bowie has passed. This album is the only Bowie studio album post '"Heroes"' that I truly love. And I'm so glad that Bowie could end his career with such an incredible album.

My expectations were pretty high for this album, and I'd say they were definitely met, and maybe slightly exceeded too. Hell Heaven, Hello especially is great to me from this album. Overall a pretty amazing album.

This album is instrumentally, vocally, lyrically phenomenal in every way. It's perfect to me in basically every way.

The sound and atmosphere of this album is crazy good and fits the title of the album perfectly, that being very futuristic. Psycho CEO is also one of the best openers to any modern album I've ever listened to and really sets the tone. Though I must say, the Future feature sounds like it was recorded on voicemail while underwater. Another not so great thing is that I feel this album does drag on a little, and it could have done with a few songs less, but it doesn't at all take away ... read more

I do very much enjoy this album, especially 'Mars' and 'Silverlines'. Most of the other songs I also enjoyed quite a bit. I didn't enjoy 'The First Time' as much as the rest, and I can't listen to 'Tangerine' with a good conscious with all the recent allegations involving d4vd, and if you don't know what I'm talking about just look up d4vd and I'm sure it's there somewhere. But all in all I did enjoy this album quite a ... read more

Like a lot of people here I was recommended the album by @Life9 himself. I didn't really have expectations when going into it, because I didn't know what to expect, but what I can say is that I was pleasantly surprised with an album I enjoyed thoroughly. The rapping was great, vibe was amazing, instrumentals were incredible. Overall a great album, so thanks @Life9 for putting me onto your album!

Definitely their best album since 'Who Are You' but it's still quite dull. Some songs here were alright. Detour was the only one I liked, the others were either not great or boring. Pretty meh.

One of the most forgettable albums I've ever listened to. It's got a few alright moments I guess, but overall I think this was a complete bore.

Unlike 'Face Dances' this doesn't have even one good song. I can tolerate Eminence Front, and it is definitely the best song on the album, but I'm still not fond of it. Overall I just don't like the latter half of The Who's discography.

Not even 'You Better You Bet' can save this album for me.

Except for the title track, which is phenomenal, this album dissapoints me just as much as their previous album, and just like their previous album I have no good reason to not like this album, but I just don't.

I don't know what it is, but there's just something about this album that I really don't like. To me, it's got one good song, which is 'Imagine A Man', but the rest really fall flat for me. I've had a personal grudge against this album ever since I've heard it for the first time, and I cannot explain at all why that is, but that's the way it is.

Quadrophenia to me is the last good Who album. There are a few songs that came after this that I like, but not another full album that I liked. And even here I feel they do already show a few elements they'd bring in later albums that I'm not as big fan of, but in this album they still sound good, and I still really like this album.

For a first single this is pretty amazing. Love the song all the way, and the music video is also absolutely phenomenal.

A pretty great compilation overall with a lot of songs not being available anywhere else until recently when some appeared on newer compilations. Overall just great experience.
My disk 1 rating: 84
My disk 2 rating: 88

I was quite heavily anticipating this one, and I'm glad to say it didn't disappoint. On my first listen of the album I didn't really like the songs 'Vegas' and 'Princess' but both have since grown on me quite substantially and I now quite enjoy both. A song that I sadly don't enjoy as much as I did on my first listen is 'Doomsday' but it's still a nice song. My two favorite songs on this album are 'Off The Rails' and ... read more