Music reviews

Right Between the Eyes
Reviewed by Mass. Patriot
In 1989, "Right Between The Eyes" was released through Johnny Z MegaForce and Atlantic.ICON third record was produced by Dan Wexler with radio personality Ed Trunk and Dan Zelisko. The music video for the song "Taking My Breath Away" was ai... More

Icon
Reviewed by Mass. Patriot
In 1984, ICON released their self-titled debut, with the help and production of Mike Varney. It included their biggest metal radio hit song : "On Your Feet", a music video was released to promote this song. Wexler and Aquilino deserved a gr... More

NOT Correct Album
Reviewed by Time Bomb
How nice to be able to use again the term Pop talking about an album. No denying that in recent years in saying "pop" there was always the real risk of associating the word of mediocre music. The return of Adele first need to restore dignit... More

Beetlejuice (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Reviewed by Dynasti Noble
I love the soundtrack so much! The theme is very catchy and I love listening to this song! The movie is 100% amazing! I gave it a 10/10! More

12th Street Rag
Reviewed by Iceviper
An old black & white clip of Roy, in his younger days, showing how fast and accurate he was while still playing to the audience. His timing and finger work was spot on and he set the pace for generations to follow, even if they chose diffe... More

Club Of Broken Hearts
Reviewed by Mass. Patriot
The best album of Markonee certaintly. Club Of Broken Hearts marks the meeting point between the american hair metal and european hard rock. The opening song "Native European" opens the horizon of glory to the "a la bolognese" group, and ... More

Modern Vampires of the City
Reviewed by Time Bomb
With a title that seems to be the new episode of the Twilight saga and a magnificent cover - a photograph of New York in 1966, by Neal Boenzi, which portrays the Big Apple on the day of maximum pollution in its history - the return Vampire ... More

Hesitation Marks
Reviewed by Time Bomb
Trent Reznor is one of the most important artists of the last 20 years. For what he did with the music and for what he has done around music. These are the years in which the form and manner in which we receive and the sounds are as importa... More

Kovemmat kädet
Reviewed by VierasTalo
This was the actual CD that made me almost burst out into tears. It still makes me somewhat sad upon listening, but nonetheless it is a great album no matter what others might say. I have never made a cd review before, so I will use a somew... More

Que Belo Estranho Dia pra se Ter Alegria
Reviewed by Leonardo Ribeiro
Demorei um tempo para ouvir este disco e quando ouvi, todas minhas expectativas foram deliciosamente supridas. "Que Belo Estranho Dia pra se Ter Alegria" é um ótimo cd de MPB dos últimos anos. O disco é de uma brasilidade incrível. ... More

(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 decade old now and so many of the bands that came into existence when I was young are over a decade o... More

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 attempt to break the American market, having been defauded by their (former) manager and under pressure ... More

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 out as an ABBA fan, and I have to say I feel great. Yes they're dated, yes they're Swedish, yes th... More

A Santa Cause: It's a Punk Rock Christmas
Reviewed by Manling
I must say, I was sorely disappointed after getting this CD. I was expecting an actual Punk Rocking Awesome Christmas CD with neck breaking beats and ripping guitar solos. But all I got was this lame CD. I felt like the little kid who g... More

Shadowland
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
This was Dark Moor's first CD. When I got this band, I had planned to listen to their stuff in the order they made it, but this CD was accidentally put down as 2005. On the other two albums, I was amazed by the lead singer's voice, and h... More

NOT ALBUM
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Camden native Amy Winehouse returns to the essence of raw soul on her second LP, keeping each song about the length of an old 45. The stripped-down and dirty pop sound of the short but sweet Back to Black oozes ’60s jukebox soul, without ... More

Hybrid Theory
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One and only album. More

My December
Reviewed by WyrmSlayer
I must say, with that cool looking album cover I was expecting alot more. Most of the songs were about betrayal and anger, which is kind of sad. I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but all the songs names were from other artist's ... More