Average Rating: 3.33 Rating Variance: 1.18 Objectivity Score: 86% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAlice Cooper Billion Dollar BabiesDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsGreat review of a great record. This album displays Bowie's vocal versatility; despite his deep baritone, he can alter his voice so that it resembles a thin tenor. In addition to being an underrated songwriter, I think Bowie is an underrated vocalist. Deep Purple Machine HeadJimmy Cliff The Harder They Come OSTLiving Colour VividNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Abattoir Blues/The Lyre Of OrpheusNirvana In UteroTom Waits Heartattack and VineTom Waits Mule VariationsTom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards4.5 superbDavid Bowie The Next DayEasily bowie's best since "Earthling." Might be on par, or slightly below, the Berlin years.David Bowie BlackstarThis is the return that "The Next Day" was supposed to be. His most experimental effort since 1995's "Outside" is not without flaws, but is an overall more satisfying album than its three predecessors. Ed Schrader's Music Beat RiddlesFrank Zappa Joe's GarageHeaven and Hell Neon Nights: 30 Years of Heaven and Hell - Live at WackenNick Drake Pink MoonBeautiful, melancholic, strangely uplifting. Drake was a genius with a very distinctive voice.Oliva Raise The CurtainOzzy Osbourne Blizzard of OzzSavatage Streets: A Rock Opera4.0 excellentAlice Cooper Love It To DeathAlice in Chains FaceliftBlack Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathDeep Purple BurnJon Oliva's Pain Global WarningLeo Sayer SilverbirdNine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralSavatage Gutter BalletSoundgarden Down on the UpsideThe Alan Parsons Project Tales of Mystery and Imagination Tom Waits The Black Rider3.5 greatAlice Cooper School's OutAlice Cooper Hey StoopidAlice Cooper DaDaAlice Cooper Brutal PlanetBlack Sabbath Heaven and HellCircle II Circle Watching In SilenceCrimson Glory Transcendence David Bowie Diamond DogsDavid Bowie OutsideDeep Purple PurpendicularDoctor Butcher Doctor ButcherElf Carolina County BallFrank Zappa You Are What You IsFrank Zappa Civilization, Phaze IIIHeaven and Hell The Devil You KnowJon Oliva's Pain Maniacal RenderingsMarilyn Manson The Pale EmperorThe most shocking thing about it is how much it didn't suck. Manson's most solid effort since his early period. Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineOzzy Osbourne Diary of a MadmanSavatage Handful of RainSavatage Poets and MadmenSoundgarden SuperunknownTom Waits Alice3.0 goodAlice Cooper Dirty DiamondsAlice Cooper TrashAlice Cooper The Eyes Of Alice CooperAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueBrett Dennen So Much MoreCrimson Glory Crimson GloryFrank Zappa Jazz From HellHooverphonic Presents Jackie Cane"Jackie Cane" has some great songs and a lot of filler.Meat Loaf Bat Out of HellIt's good, silly, schlocky fun, and in some ways a forerunner of sleaze rock.Nick Drake Five Leaves LeftOzzy Osbourne Speak of the DevilSavatage The Wake of MagellanSavatage Edge of ThornsSoundgarden BadmotorfingerTom Waits Franks Wild Years2.5 averageAlice Cooper Along Came a SpiderAlice Cooper Welcome 2 My NightmareI overrated it initially, because I'm a fanboy. But if I'm completely honest, it's a pretty bad album. Circle II Circle The Middle Of NowhereCircle II Circle Delusions Of GrandeurJon Oliva's Pain 'Tage MahalDecent, but not one of Oliva's stronger releases.Jon Oliva's Pain FestivalThe problem with this album is that it doesn't do much to distinguish itself from the rest of the Jon Oliva catalog. You've got heavy metal song, ballad, heavy metal song, ballad... Come on, Oliva. You're better than that.Marilyn Manson Heaven Upside DownManson has stagnated as an artist. It's not unlistenable, but a lot of the lyrics are cringeworthy, like something you'd find in a high schooler's diary. His persona will need to evolve, and he'll need to find some new material to draw on for inspiration, if he hopes to have any staying power, Ozzy Osbourne ScreamTo be fair, it's his best album in a long time. Not saying much, though. Tracks like "Let It Die" and "Scream" are catchy, though generic, and the rest of it is a hodge-podge of stuff we've heard before from Ozzy.Savatage Dead Winter Dead2.0 poorAvantasia Angel of BabylonCertainly not their strongest effort. The only memorable song is "Death is Just A Feeling", and that one is only saved because of Jon Oliva's terrific performance; the song itself is just a retread of The Scarecrow's "The Toymaster."Circle II Circle Burden Of TruthCircle II Circle Consequence Of Power1.5 very poorCircle II Circle Seasons Will FallA surprisingly unremarkable slosh pile of bad lyrics and pedestrian songwriting from a talented group of musicians. Harry Styles Harry StylesNope. It's embarrassing how pretentious he is - he is not Bowie. Never will be. Marilyn Manson Born VillainThe lyrics are awful ("Do you think I asked for this/let me show you what I think of your lips?" And not even all the processing on the vocals can make up for his trashed voice. It's pretty painful to listen to. 1.0 awfulBlack Veil Brides Wretched and DivineGeneric garbage. Nickleback vocals. Motley Crew image. Gross. Meat Loaf Bat Out of Hell LiveThe reviewer must be a die hard Meat Loaf fan. Anyone else listening to this album would hear an old man who lost his voice in the 80s. Seriously, this is embarrassing to Meat Loaf. Meat Loaf Bat Out of Hell III"Bad for Good"rNo. Just bad. I don't get why people call Meat a powerhouse either. Maybe he used to be, but he's just awful now. Murderdolls Beyond The Valley of the MurderdollsMurderdolls Women and Children LastOne Direction Up All NightGood review of an awful album. My sister is right in the target demographic. Bieberfever has died down for her, but now she's all about these five corporate-manufactured goons. Owl City Of JuneFantastic review, but the album is awful, in my opinion. Maybe it was just killed for me by repeated play on the radio...
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