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Electric Wizard Supercoven
3.5
02.19.25
Marvin Gaye What's Going On
34/1001rMarvin Gaye?s What?s Going On might be one of soul?s most seminal albums, and it?s importance for later developments can?t be understated. Sometimes influential doesn?t mean great, however, this isn?t one of those times. rWhat?s going on is an incredibly interesting concept album, with each and every song seamlessly flowing into one another, creating a rather cohesive piece of music rather than individual songs. The album opens with arguably Gaye?s best and most iconic song, What?s Going On. The album flows and ebbs with a chill mood throughout. Other highlights include Mercy Mercy Me, the ambitious Right On and Inner City Blues, whic		4.0
01.29.25
Nick Drake Pink Moon
33/1001 Nick Drake?s Pink Moon feels very much like an unfinished and unpolished demo ready for a full recording session, which reading up on it, it sounds like it was the intention. A few of the songs like Things Behind the Sun, Parasite and From the Morning seem complete, while Free Ride seems close to completion, however, most of the rest of the album just misses something from the production. Some of the songs are decent and work in theory, but just lacks in execution, leaving me a bit disappointed.		3.0
01.28.25
The Thrills So Much For The City
32/1001 So Much For The City seems like a fine indierock/pop record, but without much character or charm to it. Honestly, just a bit too lo-fi and underbaked. The best track was ?Til The Tide Creeps In, giving of a bit of the same vibe as Izzy Stradlin?s Shuffle It All, just wildly inferior. Sadly, there really isn?t much else going on here		2.5
01.27.25
The Pogues Rum Sodomy & the Lash
31/1001 Since I didn?t grow up with Celtic folk music there really isn?t anything, which makes this particularly noteworthy or interesting. Yeah the songs are decent and catchy, but nothing really special		3.0
01.27.25
Muddy Waters At Newport 1960
30/1001 An entire album consisting of pretty much only classic Chicago blues standards is a wonderful idea. The standouts are the obvious songs like I?m Your Hoochie Coochie Man and I?ve Got My Mojo Working, while Goodbye Newport Blues is a surprisingly fitting bookend to the record. I also think Waters is brilliant with his interaction with the audience, before heading back for a part two of Got My Mojo Working.		4.0
01.26.25
Bob Dylan Time Out of Mind
29/1001 Time Out Of Mind is an album far removed from 60s and 70s Dylan, nowhere to be seen is the folk, country and rock, which played such a fundamental role in establishing him as the voice of a generation. Here is a much more mellow blues album quite different from anything before it. It?s a solid and well made even though the middle part and the ballads are a bit boring, but Love Sick and especially Cold Irons Bound are great songs		3.5
01.24.25

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