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The Outsider
Reviewed by Grand Assault
As a DJ Shadow fan I was literally salivating over the prospect of another release from the Californian mixmeister. When approaching the rel... More

4 votes

The Legend Of Johnny Cash: Volume II
Reviewed by atgthatsme
Features the best of the best of Johnny Cash's lesser know tracks and has some country classics on a single disc. It features some awesome r... More

4 votes

Too Dark Park
Reviewed by 350125g0
Too Dark Park is an extremely important album in my own personal musical history. In fact, of all the music I've ever heard and owned, it s... More

2 votes

Akron/Family
Reviewed by Grand Assault
I picked up Akron/Family on a whim whilst searching around for anything remotely 'folky and weird'. That was about a year ago now, and I rem... More

6 votes

Unknown Pleasures
Reviewed by 350125g0
As a massive Joy Division fan, I'm shamed to say that Unknown Pleasures wasn't the first album I owned. Instead, Substance was the first JD... More

3 votes

Que Belo Estranho Dia pra se Ter Alegria
Reviewed by Leonardo Knox
Demorei um tempo para ouvir este disco e quando ouvi, todas minhas expectativas foram deliciosamente supridas. "Que Belo Estranho Dia pra se... More

2 votes

Maysa (compacto duplo)
Reviewed by isa
Maysa teve intensa carreira internacional e durante uma de suas temporadas na Europa, em 1963, ela registrou este compacto duplo com auxíli... More

2 votes

(What's the Story) Morning Glory?
Reviewed by Abhi
One of the best rock albums of the 90s. Listening to this again was like a walk down nostalgia lane. So much of the music I like is over a d... More

5 votes

The Flying Club Cup
Reviewed by Grand Assault
I tend to throw this word around a lot, but Beirut and this album are just sublime. I can not believe how young and talented one guy can be.... More

2 votes

Under the Influence of Giants
Reviewed by isa
Uma mistura de rock moderno+dance e uma pitada de anos oitenta. Vocais bem enfatizados em todo disco mostram o primeiro gigante que eles sof... More

2 votes

Born Into Trouble As the Sparks Fly Upward
Reviewed by Grand Assault
As an avid fan of post-rock I've listened to a fair bit of it in my time. Like many people, Godspeed You! Black Emperor were one of the firs... More

2 votes

Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace
Reviewed by RB6K
I am listening to this for the first time whilst i write as to give my first impression a review of its own (i may edit at a later date or d... More

2 votes

Modern Life Is Rubbish
Reviewed by Phil
At the time of recording their Sophomore album, Modern Life is Rubbish, Blur were at their (first) career low, off the back of a failed atte... More

6 votes

12''ers
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
Extended mixes of 6 Phil Collins hits. 1988's 12"ERS is a six-track EP compiling extended versions of the half-dozen singles from Phil Coll... More

4 votes

Abba Gold
Reviewed by GemLil
I've finally reached that stage in my life where I'm happy with the way I am and the cards I've been dealt....as a result I recently came ou... More

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Trampin'
Reviewed by JxSxPx
Trampin’ is the first album that Patti Smith cut for Columbia, and it’s by turns just like the good ol’ Patti and a bit of a generic l... More

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The Ronettes: The Early Years
Reviewed by JxSxPx
The Early Years doesn’t feature any songs that rival anything the Ronettes cut with Phil Spector, but they do showcase the foundations of ... More

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Motor-Cycle
Reviewed by rossogood
Lotti Golden is an underground rock icon of the late 1960’s. Her debut LP "Motor-Cycle" (1969) on Atlantic Records is a classic, ahead of ... More

0 votes

Confessions on a Dance Floor
Reviewed by JxSxPx
With American Life having been a stateside failure, Madonna did what any smart businesswoman or politician would do: cut her losses and appe... More

0 votes

Knock Knock Knock
Reviewed by JxSxPx
Hot Hot Heat’s five song EP Knock Knock Knock is as quirky and jittery a neo-New Wave alternative dance party as Make Up the Breakdown. In... More

6 votes

Serious Hits...Live!
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
In 1990, Phil Collins was at the apex of his career. His "...But Seriously" album was doing enormously well and in my eyes was the best albu... More

6 votes

Platinum Collection
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
This isn't a platinum collection. It's more like a bronze collection! It completely leaves out Hello, I Must Be Going! and it leaves out Bot... More

6 votes

Seven: A Suite for Orchestra
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
Tony Banks in an interview with Christopher Thomas, March 2004 Seven: A Suite for Orchestra For nearly thirty years Tony Banks was... More

6 votes

Mike + the Mechanics
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
1. Silent Running 2. All I Need Is A Miracle 3. Par Avion 4. Hanging By A Thread 5. I Get The Feeling 6. Take The... More

6 votes

So
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
1. Red Rain 2. Sledgehammer 3. Don't Give Up 4. That Voice Again 5. In Your Eyes 6. Mercy Street 7. Big Time ... More

6 votes

Acting Very Strange
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
1. Acting Very Strange – 4:58 2. A Day to Remember – 4:59 3. Maxine – 5:24 4. Halfway There – 4:11 5. Who's Fooling Who – ... More

6 votes

12''ers
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
Extended mixes of 6 Phil Collins hits. 1988's 12"ERS is a six-track EP compiling extended versions of the half-dozen singles from Phil Coll... More

6 votes

Unknown Pleasures
Reviewed by 350125g0
As a massive Joy Division fan, I'm shamed to say that Unknown Pleasures wasn't the first album I owned. Instead, Substance was the first JD... More

5 votes

Strictly Inc.
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
Strictly Inc. is the self-titled project album, released by Genesis keyboardist Tony Banks, and Wang Chung lead vocalist Jack Hues, in 1995 ... More

5 votes

Product
Reviewed by Vergil & Dante
1. Don't Make Waves 2. Dance Of The Illegal Aliens 3. Soho 4. Not Good Enough-See Me! 5. Algon (Where An Ordinary Cup Of ... More