I love Adam, and I'm thrilled that he's releasing music (especially considering he is a music theory nerd and also just a great writer), but this was a bit disappointing for me. The vocals and lyrics on some songs sound straight out of a Disney movie, not in a good way. To be fair, I think Adam was intentionally playing into that cheesy aspect on this album, hence "Dad Rock," but it's just so overwhelming on Free To Be (Not So Mean), for example. That being said, there ... read more

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It sounds awful. Isn't Ye supposed to be a 'legendary producer?' I would rather listen to a "kanye west type beat" with 12 views on youtube that was made by a fifteen-year-old on their pirated version of FL.

It would be a 100 if it were four minutes shorter.

I could do without half of the album.

Fav: Listening Wind
Least fav: Once In a Lifetime

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mainstream hip hop album tries not to be bloated challenge (difficulty: impossible)

I'll say it: the recordings haven't aged too well. But, honestly, that kind of adds to the enigma of this album. Every song kinda feels like something from a different universe, and considering the circumstances under which they were made (drugs), that may as well be what they are. After the first three tracks, I was convinced this was just gonna be another feel-good compilation of 60s rock songs. By the final track, though, I felt like I'd gone down an absurdly gross yet exhilarating rabbit ... read more

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Favs: Power and Sacrifice, Love Will Save You, Failure, Miracle of Love

Favs: Like a Drug, parts of Blackmail, parts of Trust Me, Real Love, Children of God
Least fav: Blind Love

robert plant tries not to sing about sex (difficulty: impossible)

Favs: All except Apple Scruffs
Least favs: All except I'd Have You Anytime, My Sweet Lord, Wah-Wah, Isn't It A Pity (Version 1), What Is Life, If Not For You, Behind That Locked Door, Let It Down, Run Of The Mill, Beware Of Darkness, Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll), Awaiting On You All, All Things Must Pass, I Dig Love, Art Of Dying, Isn't It A Pity (Version 2), Hear Me Lord, Out Of The Blue, It's Johnny's Birthday, Plug Me In, I Remember Jeep, Thanks For The Pepperoni

Incredible. Timeless. Unique. Any compliment you could throw at this album would be deserved. It's probably my favorite Bowie record. Although, Bowie has so many perfect albums I could've chosen a ton of other albums as my favorite (especially the Berlin Trilogy albums), but this one in particular is just too iconic. The imagery and overall vibe is just so groundbreaking and there's nothing else like it.

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"Compositionally speaking, Fade to Black is probably their best song. But that's really all this album has going for it--good songwriting. James leaves a lot to be desired in the vocal department, and the production is understandably, given that the album came out 40 years ago, not the greatest. Metallica's sophomore LP does, however, offer some very well-written songs." -🤓

Fight Fire with Fire: 7/10, love the riffs but can't stand the vocals
Ride the Lightning: 6/10 for the same ... read more

Phantom of the Opera might be my favorite Maiden song

Definitely slower than his usual stuff--a lot slower, actually. It takes a while to acclimate yourself to the slower songs (which are featured heavily on the back half of the album) when you're used to the energetic, almost unhinged Danny. I like this side too, though.

Fav: Jenn's Terrific Vacation - that instrumental breakdown is everything
Least fav: Hanami - i like the message, but that chorus is awful man

The album isn't a 100, I'm just giving it that score to do my part in offsetting all the low ratings given by idiots.