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Ross (3284 KP) rated Wheels of Fire by Cream in Music

Jun 5, 2020  
Wheels of Fire by Cream
Wheels of Fire by Cream
1968 | Blues, Psychedelic, Rock
8
8.0 (5 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 205th greatest album of all time
Great studio album by Cream, featuring White Room and a cover of Born Under a Bad Sign, it is a band performing at their best. The intricate drumming meets the superb guitar-work in well-controlled and produced songs.
The live album is a long rambling self-indulgent mess. I don't mind the odd drum solo but over 5 minutes is too long, by about 4.5 minutes.
  
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Ross (3284 KP) rated Bad by Michael Jackson in Music

Jun 5, 2020  
Bad by Michael Jackson
Bad by Michael Jackson
1987 | Pop
10
8.9 (7 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 203rd greatest album of all time
Superb from start to finish, a sublime album. It is amazing how many of his songs, and some of the best pop songs of all time, are on this one album. From the epic rock anthem Bad, to the introspective Man in the Mirror, the funky Smooth Criminal and the disco of Another Part of Me (which reminds me of the cringeworthy Captain EO 3D film).
  
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Ross (3284 KP) rated Score by The Fugees in Music

May 4, 2020  
Score by The Fugees
Score by The Fugees
1996 | Hip-hop, Rhythm And Blues
10
9.3 (7 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 469th greatest album of all time
What a belter of an album. Ready or Not, No Woman No Cry and Killing Me Softly are superb and should be played on the radio more. But the rest of the album is wonderful too. Lauryn Hill has a brilliant voice, both for singing and some top notch raps, and Wyclef Jean has one of the most distinctive voices out there. A great collection of songs.
  
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AJaneClark (3975 KP) May 4, 2020

Theme tune to my youth! Loved this album, and in fact I believe I still have it in a box somewhere
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Ross (3284 KP) rated Band on the Run by Paul McCartney / Paul McCartney & Wings in Music

May 8, 2020  
Band on the Run by Paul McCartney / Paul McCartney & Wings
Band on the Run by Paul McCartney / Paul McCartney & Wings
1973 | Pop
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Rating
Rolling Stone's 418th greatest album of all time
Q: "Who are Wings?"
A: "Only the band The Beatles could have been"
Who starts an album with what are clearly the best songs by a mile?! Band on the Run and Jet are absolute bangers that you can't help sing along to. And they are tracks 1 and 2. While the rest is not dreadful, they make this not a great album overall.

  
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Alex Trybus (79 KP) rated Divide by Ed Sheeran in Music

Jan 24, 2018  
Divide by Ed Sheeran
Divide by Ed Sheeran
2017 | Singer-Songwriter
8
8.5 (110 Ratings)
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Some of the songs sound exactly the same (0 more)
Overall a very good album..
I have been a fan of Ed Sheeran since I was in high school (before he reached his current popularity). I saw him live at a very small venue in Pittsburgh, way before he was used to singing in huge arenas all around the world. His songs have always been very sweet and heartfelt, and I am glad that this new album did not stray from that despite his new popularity. I also enjoy some of the hip hop aspects of the album, especially like Eraser and New Man. Those two songs are definitely some of his strongest off of the album. I definitely recommend this album to people who have either already loved Ed Sheeran, or want to start!
  
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Darren Fisher (2447 KP) rated Songs the Lord Taught Us by The Cramps in Music

Jan 15, 2021 (Updated Jan 15, 2021)  
Songs the Lord Taught Us by The Cramps
Songs the Lord Taught Us by The Cramps
1980 | Rock
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
Album Rating
Superb Cramps Album
The first Cramps album I bought around 84/85. I had never heard their music but read a lot of articles about them in the music mags. They sounded intriguing and their song/album titles alone sparked my interest. I loved their deranged brand of rockabilly swamp fueled songs and relentless energy. There isn't a weak track on this album and the cover versions are inspired and brilliant. The Cramps also opened my eyes (or maybe that should be ears) to countless other artists solely on my wanting to hear the original songs.
Also... Produced by none other than the legendary Alex Chilton (of The Box Tops and Big Star). Rock n Roll doesn't get any better than this. Long live The Cramps...! 😎✌

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