Me Krinkle. Me like grunge. Grunge fun. I know somethin (about you) is underrated. Vocals are stunning as per usual with Layne Staley.

Somewhat different compared to their future projects but I love it all the same. Very hard hitting and as is the usual for this band the drums stand out a ton. Sober is peak.

Aside from Blood and Mama every song here slaps really hard. You can practically taste the emotion pouring out of the vocals, and every song flows into each other very well, even Teenagers, which feels like it sticks out tonally is still good.

A really banging album where all of the songs slap aside from Moonchild, where they just messed around with random sounds for 12 minutes. That song almost feels like a slog but it's well worth it for all the other songs on hand.

A bop through and through, you could pick almost any song from this album and the club would be bouncing... unless you chose something about us in which case everyone would mellow out and cry.

Idk how but this album feels kinda whimsical in a sense? Le singers voice range and all the different types of voices he does makes me feel that way, but ye this is banger

Very Jazzy stuff, this is just vibes incarnate. Home At Last is my fav song from it and my least favorite is probably Peg? Idk it's been a while since my last listen but yea.

Despite having a hair of bloat this album is overall an extremely banging banger. Father Time has risen to be one of my favorite songs ever and is most likely my favorite Kendrick song. Worth the listen.

This album along with Lift your skinny fists really take music as art. This whole album is an experience and I love it.

Very funky record, and of course it's from bowie's legendary 70's run, in which he did not know how to not make good music so there's that.

This is probably one that'll go higher the more I listen to it. All the songs are awesome and le singers voice is awesome sauce.

The beats are a lot more potent this around with only a slight amount of bloat, this is worthy of being biggie's final project.

Nutshell. 'Nuff Said.

Very close between this and Meliora. I prefer Meliora slightly more but this is a banger as well. Dance Macabre and Rats are awesome, as well as See The Light. Devilishly Delightful.

Ghost's best album so far. Feels dark and grim with that touch of wow you'd expect from them. It's very close between this and prequelle but this one sticks out ever so slightly more for me. Fav song is Spirit, least fav is uhhhh I don't remember.

As of right now this band is probably one of, if not, the best band to come out of the 2020's. The Place Where He Inserted The Blade is probably the best song to come out of this decade. I love the instruments used on this album, it feels like you could imagine a scenario for each of these songs. Boomers beware, the new kids have sauce.

This is one that could potentially go higher in score if I felt like it. Just 5 songs, and yet each one stands out and is impactful in its own way. Pigs on the wing 1 and 2 are nice chill songs, Dogs is a masterpiece of music, and Pigs (Three Different Ones) and Sheep are great. We've pinked the floyd once more.

Core is my absolute favorite and Purple is my second favorite... that tends to be the case for a lot of people, huh. Anyways this is peak and awesome and has no bad songs listen to it now.

Very peak. There's bangers throughout the whole thing, and I like the sound they got going on with it.

I wasn't a fan of their first three albums first time around so I skipped here since this one was the one everyone says is good and yep they're right. There's one bad song and one one whatever song but everything else is so so good. Peam.