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Ross (3282 KP) rated Volunteers by Jefferson Airplane in Music

May 13, 2020  
Volunteers by Jefferson Airplane
Volunteers by Jefferson Airplane
1969 | Folk, Psychedelic, Rock
7
8.0 (4 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 373rd greatest album of all time
Enjoyable psychedelic rock from the 70s hippies. No White Rabbit here but Somebody to Love was a rare treat among mostly forgettable songs.
  
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Ross (3282 KP) rated Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction in Music

May 21, 2020  
Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction
Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction
1988 | Rock
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 312th greatest album of all time
Sublime 90s psychedelic rock from the quirky band. So many superb songs that grab the listener on the first time through and don't let go.
  
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Ross (3282 KP) rated Gris-Gris by Dr John in Music

Jun 15, 2020  
Gris-Gris by Dr John
Gris-Gris by Dr John
2008 | Psychedelic, Rock
6
6.3 (4 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 143rd greatest album of all time
Odd and unsettling fusion of Louisiana R&B and psychedelic rock, this album doesn't quite know what it is and by the end neither did I.
  
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Ross (3282 KP) rated Cheap Thrills by Big Brother & The Holding Company in Music

May 18, 2020  
Cheap Thrills by Big Brother & The Holding Company
Cheap Thrills by Big Brother & The Holding Company
1968 | Blues, Psychedelic, Rock
9
8.3 (4 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 338th greatest album of all time
Great psychedelic rock album, Janis Joplin's voice at times powerful, raw and shrill, at other times soft and vulnerable. A very authentic and engaging live album.
  
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Ross (3282 KP) rated Fun House by The Stooges in Music

Jun 8, 2020  
Fun House by The Stooges
Fun House by The Stooges
1970 | Punk, Rock
8
8.9 (9 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 191st greatest album of all time
Still not the Stooges at their Raw Power peak, but this stands out so much when compared to so much of the early 70s rock. Starting to blend from rock and roll / psychedelic rock to what would become punk it is a very good listen and has a key role to play in the development of punk rock.