SiriusB1ack

A more consistent effort than their debut. This is them taking what's already great from it and improved it even more! An instant hit especially for a long time Radiohead fan like me! I love you, Thom!

My 250th review! I hope its my last one too I'm afraid. Coincidentally, it happened to be on this Zepp's long and concluded masterpiece. Their set up everything on what's great about these titans of rock! From sex to mystical, they threw it all.

Its so unreal when an artist like Bowie gets to say its final message to his audience in the most majestic, desperate yet open-willing, authentic, and innovative ways. Even in his dying days, he still absorbing his contemporaries into his influences.

The Stones crawled out of their flowery era into the more raw blues that their known for. But, you still can hear they had bunch of flavors of raga and other non-blues sound. But, otherwise a transitional record