A lot of good ideas for sure

Why is everybody in such a fucking rush?

This absolutely rocks! Dinosaur jr for sure inspired the alternative sector of indie rock with their grimy guitar riffs and almost punky attitude. This album mixes up early slacker rock with with noise and no wave elements that make for a refreshing listen.

I very much enjoyed myself while listening to ‚‚tonight’s the night‘‘. The album gets better with time and a song like tired eyes is a major highlight in Neil young’s discography. It’s very grievous in its nature and Neil young dies a good job portraying that grief

Good but not mindblowingly good. I have my highlights like bad penny or the model, but I won’t Relisten every like every day

fuck you

A very consistent album from a very consistent band. Not on banana level, but the more mellow sounds are a great addition to a very complete tool box. Its similarly as influential as their first one, just in a different way

Drugs

Close to marquee moon in quality, but not as catchy

I don’t like reading these super long reviews most of the time, not because my attention span is ruined, but because a lot of the time there are just to many anecdotes or short little stories of how the author discovered this album while having dinner with their girlfriends parents or something like that. Sometimes they pretty cleverly written and keep you hooked throughout, but I rarely find that to be the case. Oh god, I just realized that i turned in to one of them myself. So ... read more

Musically their most experimental and daring release

Truly a gamechanger

This albums angst does not make it annoying because its existence is unimaginable without it.

Boxer feels like a good way to introduce a new listener to their work, at least i think that, because its also my full length introduction to the bands work. And i like it enough to listen to more of their music. My favorite songs are probably brainy and racing like a pro

Rubber soul is where their musical development kinda sped up, but revolver is the perfect bridge between the early pop rock feel good years and the psychedelia and innovation of sgt peppers, the white album and abbey road. Revolver combines both worlds and keeps only the best parts.

Very moody. I love how soft a lot of the tracks feel upon listening to them. It‘s not quite their best, but one I will always go back to

Incredibly consistent. A major step up from their first

This influenced modern music more than arguably any album ever

The sound quality is truly incredible. One great band performance with awesome chemistry and production as well. Give it a listen

This is just beyond sad even. Elverum is a master of his craft, that being making weird music, music that makes you feel uncanny. This doesnt do that. This just makes you not want to wake up ever again