Pink Floyd - The Wall
94

WAY beyond my expectations...holy crap!

This ain't just an album, it's an experience, which brings us a story of a guy named Pink who goes through tough times throughout these tracks.

The Wall is Pink Floyd's last great masterpiece, and should definitely be listened to all the way. No wonder it got turned into a movie, which Roger Ebert would put on his list of Great Movies.

My five overall favorite tracks here would be "Another Brick in the Wall (all parts)", ... read more

JoJo Siwa - Karma
1

Meinnnn Fueerrrhhhhrer! I can walk! I'm heading to the stereo! *presses the off switch button* Ahhh...much better...

King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
100

"ersatz shit" my arse. This is fantastic.

Absolutely mindblowing for 1969 standards. It was a great year for music (I mean, Abbey Road, Uncle Meat, Led Zeppelin II, etc).

The instrumentals are superb, the vocals are powerful, and the cover art is just an invitation to what's to come.

Lou Reed - Berlin
92

This was a nice listen. Originally thought it was too depressing to be great, but now I see further into the praise. It's a must hear.

5 Favorite Tracks
1. The Bed
2. Men of Good Fortune
3. Sad Song
4. Lady Day
5. How Do You Think It Feels

Rufus & Chaka Khan - Ask Rufus
NR

βœ„ "Slow Screw Against The Wall"

Paul Simon - Graceland
100

This album brings positive vibes from one track to the other. Nothing remotely bad about it. Every song is nice and catchy and brings a great taste of diversity. Fun collaborations with Linda Ronstadt and Los Lobos!

It did win Album of the Year for a good reason.

Ed Sheeran - +
NR

βœ„ "The A Team"

Ed Sheeran - x
NR

βœ„ "Sing", "Photograph", "Bloodstream", "Thinking Out Loud"

Ed Sheeran - ÷
NR

βœ„ "Castle on the Hill", "Shape of You", "Perfect", "Galway Girl"

Kendrick Lamar - GNX
90

This is the first Kendrick Lamar album I've listened to entirely. Yep...definitely one of my favorite rappers!

The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
100

Yet another outstanding record from our friends at The Velvet Underground.

Recorded after Lou Reed fired Andy Warhol and Nico, the four of them (Lou, John, Sterling, and Moe) decided to take
their experimental ingredients and mix them up to the extreme. What resulted was a musical experience that influenced other
rock genres, such as punk, for many years. Their first album with Nico brought up such issues as heroin, prostitution, and BDSM. This time, they're upping the transgressive ... read more

Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind
100

Wow.

What a weird, surrealistic, and most of all amazing experience that was. It's one of those albums which leaves you in a tired slump, giving you time to digest everything you just listened to.

I have a feeling Michael Gira's a kind of second edition of David Lynch. :-P

Edit as of 1/25/2025 - Originally giving it 99, it's now an absolute 100! Rest in peace, Lynch.

Chicago - Chicago X
NR

βœ„ "If You Leave Me Now"

Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines
NR

βœ„ "Blurred Lines"

The Velvet Underground & Nico - The Velvet Underground & Nico
100

Holy shit....

This might be the greatest experimental album I've listened to. Glad my mother introduced me to this mindblowing gem of a banana! You know you've created something incendiary when it's panned at first. As Brian Eno once said, "Everyone who bought one of those 30,000 copies [in 1967] started a band".

We start with the wonderful "Sunday Morning", introducing the listener to some nice wee Celeste ditties. And then after the first chorus, the ... read more

Harry Styles - Harry's House
NR

βœ„ "As It Was"

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