I hated Second Hand News when the record first came out. On record the guitar sounded like a mosquito bug buzzing the ear. JMHO.
@jasontheoldmillennial719722 сағат бұрын
I mean come on Piano Man is one of the greatest of all time. You probably will think it’s overplayed on the radio though.
@jasontheoldmillennial719722 сағат бұрын
I’ve only heard 3 Neil Young albums so far so there’s not a lot of songs that I’m familiar with. My personal favorite is Old Man. Glad to see Heart of Gold and After the Gold Rush get represented.
@jasontheoldmillennial719722 сағат бұрын
Great lists. I agree with most of the choices here. As long as you don’t have any Yoko songs on here I’m happy. Personally Jealous Guy is my favorite song.
@EmoBearRights22 сағат бұрын
Your taste isnt mine (PJ Harvey fan here) but this was a better list than the Apple one. We can agree onnthat.
@EmoBearRights23 сағат бұрын
Not a rap fan so yup this is bad for me and not in a cool Jackson way.
@gaspandaКүн бұрын
I wouldnt have thought this would be the case when I bought it in 1994 - but these days I listen to Teenager of the Year much more than any of the Pixies albums. It's a brilliant record.
@cameronf5647Күн бұрын
Nice ranking it would be cool to see one with you and Joe now. I’m curious what he would say
@AndI0td763Күн бұрын
Will you guys be doing The Cure again at some point? I’d really enjoy that.
@GonzaxКүн бұрын
'Blue bell knoll' is their masterpiece for me, I totally agree with Ryan here. 'Blue Bell Knoll", "Heaven or Las Vegas" and "Four-calendar cafe" are a fantastic trio of albums and the best they ever sounded IMO but BBK is definitely the best of all of them.
@rachellindsey875Күн бұрын
Of all of the albums in this series so far, I was most interested to see Dylan S's take on this one--and I am disappointed that he is lukewarm on it! Not so much because I love it (I don't), but because a surprising number of Dylan fans rank this one quite highly and I was hoping Dylan S could help show me the light. I end up revisiting this album quite a bit just because I find it interesting even if it isn't quite a favorite. With all of Dylan S's mentions of covers I'm surprised that Jerry Garcia's many live covers of Señor didn't come up but then again I don't know how Dylan S feels about Jerry and/or the Dead.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
I couldn’t disagree with you guys more. Who Are You is a very memorable album. It’s my 2nd favorite Who album and Who are You is my 2nd favorite Who songs. That was one of the worst takes I’ve ever heard.
@TastesLikeMusic23 сағат бұрын
Mmm if you think who are you is the 2nd best who album. You need to take a look in the mirror. - Joe
@charlesnolan7602Күн бұрын
PROG IN 1970 KC ELP GRACIOUS BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST BEGGAR'S OPERA YES GENTLE GIANT GENESIS VANGELIS L'ORME VANDER GRAPH GENERATOR MOODY BLUES PROCUL HARUM SPRING... SO ... 1970 was already a huge Prog year
@neurophileКүн бұрын
3 / 5, maybe 2
@rachellindsey875Күн бұрын
Joe seems like such a nice guy so it feels like quite a juxtaposition to see albums with creepy artwork (Holy Bible, Megadeth), dark goth vibes (N. Cave, NIN), Biggie's fairly explicit masterpiece, and a few radio friendly Alt-Metal classics (AiC, Soundgarden) that always felt a bit dark to me. But a great list overall. I'm glad to see STP and Live getting their flowers from both of you since these were some of the first CDs Pitchfork told us to place in the garbage when the Internet exploded and some of us let the hipsters rent space in our heads. I'm far from an audiophile but Definitely Maybe always sounded tough on my ears even though I think there is good music under that loudness wars mix. I need to spend more time with Grace as I never quite "got it" and it's reputation seems to increase with each passing year. Totally agree on 90s hip hop albums overdoing the skits that are at best, moderately funny on the first listen and annoying on subsequent listens. De La Soul needs to eat more crap for popularizing that terrible trend.
@curly_wynКүн бұрын
A very interesting record, a 3.5 for me! I really love the song Muchacha (Ojos de Papel) from it, and have it on my ‘My Songs of 1970’ playlist on Spotify, but it’s definitely a bit of a mixed bag. ❤ Also, I love the colorful long sleeve shirt, Jason! Very 60s and I love it. 😊
@ykmgeedeeКүн бұрын
I'm a sucker for Color Humano-type extended jams. It's got psych of its era but also reminds of indie (Built to Spill?) many decades later. Ana No Duerme good- a bit like CSNY Wooden Ships occasionally.
@mjlegerКүн бұрын
The cover art is ahead of its time, anticipating the South Korean animation character Mashimaro - not to mention the Barbiecore music trend we're in at this instant coffee. Some of the solos could stand for a retake - a little sloppy, not unlike Claire Bishop's reasoning in her new book on the effects of the Internet and devices on contemporary art. I give it a 0.3, which is a hemp standard allowing for biodegradable plastics to be introduced on the US market and going against Big Oil obstructionism.
@davidellis5141Күн бұрын
This album is not a " lost classic " it's just a semi decent rock & roll album from a band from Argentina.
@7mschКүн бұрын
I'm also at 3.5 here, interesting pick...and yet you're right, it's not easy to do an album like this justice, especially in terms of comparisons with UK or US releases from the same era.
@independenceltd.Күн бұрын
Lynx - Claws Out
@179richКүн бұрын
Really liked this one. I guess you could call it psyche folk, but it's a mixture of different elements including rock and jazz. The vocals are lovely, really tuneful as is the music. Some really nice background harmonies. The songs sound pretty different from one another yet hang together nicely. I checked out the lyrics to try to get a handle on what these songs were about. I think a lot gets lost in translation, but there seems to be a fair amount of surrealism going on. These songs often take the listener on a journey to different places with changes in tempo and time signature. "Color humano" is probably the most rock-oriented thing here. At over nine minutes, it is indeed a journey. It might stay in one lane a little too long at one point while the electric guitar peels off psychedelic runs, but I'm really not complaining: it's a cool song. But my favorite is "Plegaria para un niño dormido" which I think has the most exquisite melodies here, just gorgeous. I think I'm going 4.25 for this album which is "very, very good." I just can't completely connect to this due to the language barrier (which is usually the case with these foreign language albums). But this is fantastic stuff, and I would happily hear it a third time or more.
@fiaschampion3379Күн бұрын
No way!!! I love Almendra! Hou have to listen to Invisible's 3 albums, they are the absolute best music ever made in the Spanish language.
@fabianvaldivia1874Күн бұрын
Charly García > Spinetta
@TastesLikeMusicКүн бұрын
I listened to his 1984 album and didn’t care for it. The Sui Generis record from 74 is pretty cool though. -Jason
@markgatica12Күн бұрын
I went into this one expecting to love it. I did not. I enjoyed the rocker songs much more than the folksy songs, but the production did hold back the best played parts of the album. Color Humano was the high point of the album for me, which had me expecting more. Unfortunately, it never reached that peak again. I gave it a 3.5, but it is a light 3.5. Maybe with more listens I can grow to appreciate it more, but for now I am just not loving it like I wanted to.
@Vanessa.PКүн бұрын
I had pretty similar thoughts about this overall. I enjoyed it and thought it was a good listen but yes, definitely not a lost classic. I even found myself thinking "is a big part of why this is so highly rated on RYM because of the history around it?" when listening. It does feel very formative especially after already hearing better stuff Luis Alberto Spinetta would go on to do later. Even still, there were some good songs and it was cool to hear. It's always interesting to learn about the music from countries and scenes outside the albums we grew up hearing. Also a 3.5 for me.
@tylerhackner9731Күн бұрын
👍🏽👍🏽 love it
@MMoses87Күн бұрын
Hermano means brother in Spanish.
@user-kt2nn5qm4qКүн бұрын
Not a big fan of the 90's but '94 was one of the better years of the decade. Couldn't get to 25, so here is my top 11: 1. Definitely Maybe - Oasis (beat Blur this year but on the whole, Blur ended up with much the better back catalogue) 2. Monster - R.E.M 3. Dog Man Star - Suede 4. His n Hers - Pulp 5. Protection - Massive Attack 6. MTV Unplugged in New York - Nirvana 7. Parklife - Blur 8. Dummy - Portishead 9. The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers 10. File Under Easy Listening - Sugar 11. Sleeps with Angels - Neil Young Loving these deep dive shows!
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
Great lists. Drive is my favorite song. Most of the debut is on my list.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
You didn’t mention my favorite song Don’t Stand so Close to Me but overall very good lists.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
I’m glad to see Lord is it Mine on the list. It’s a great deep cut.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
Good list from Kramzer. Jason somehow made a list of songs I’ve never heard of.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
I don’t recognize Joe without the giant beard.
@jasontheoldmillennial7197Күн бұрын
Man I couldn’t disagree more with Kramzer. Those are some of my favorite artists with some of my favorite discographies. I wasn’t expecting so much hate for Three Dog Night.
@windyhillbomberКүн бұрын
James - Yummy is a fantastic record for a band that’s 40 years young and never seem to rest on their well earned laurels
@SwitchedOnКүн бұрын
Love these AICs lists. All slightly different - all bangers and could probably have swapped out for at least 5-10 other songs from the catalog too. Incredible band!
@robertkeene7909Күн бұрын
Great lists for ‘94 - it was nice to see variety and genre hopping here. Yeah, “Grace” is just a mammoth album and artist. Definitely give Portishead another try someday 😅
@ericyoung1210Күн бұрын
I love the Bends... but favorite Radiohead album????
@TastesLikeMusicКүн бұрын
Oh heck yeah. Before they got too artsy fartsy. - Joe
@ericyoung1210Күн бұрын
@@TastesLikeMusic Lol! To each their own! Just found your guys channel and enjoying it :)
@eaglesrule1415Күн бұрын
Great list. Forgot just how good Elliott Smith was. 1998 was indeed a shite year.
@TheDigitalGramophoneКүн бұрын
I tried to convey it in my comment on Joe's list video... but 1994 is loaded. Love seeing Impossible Bird, Foolish (iykyk), Amorica, Teenager of the Year... all more than worthy choices that didn't make my Top 25. Dinosaur Jr. too. Great one. Smoking Popes! Completely forgot about that band. It seems like Sponge has had some strange resurgence as of late. Maybe their discography has been getting reissued? Really enjoyed both lists. Definitely one of my favorite years for music ever. But, I'm a gen-xer so... Surprised by no Sloan!
@anthonybernard3689Күн бұрын
How many Prince albums are you counting?
@TastesLikeMusicКүн бұрын
Too many to count.
@ihavenoquarrelwithyou3249Күн бұрын
Great to hear your praise for Nick Lowe. I really only know The Beast In Me from The impossible Bird, will have to give the whole set a play. If he plays live near you I highly recommend. Especially if he is backed by Los Straitjackets. Blur - Parklife Jeff Buckley - Grace Johnny Cash - American Recordings Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Brutal Youth I am really surprised Elvis didn't sneak into either of your lists. Ed Kuepper - Character Assassination Morrissey - Vauxhaul & I Another one I was thinking would sneak onto at least one of your lists. Still my favorite solo Morrissey. Elliott Smith - Roman Candle Suede - Dog Man Star
@ihavenoquarrelwithyou3249Күн бұрын
Ok. Checked out your Elvis ranking from 5 years ago. And Brutal Youth is dismissed, well, brutally. I disagree, but at least explains how it missed your 25.
@chadergeistКүн бұрын
I never heard of this band before. I saw the album Drastic Plastic within the albums listed by a seller on Ebay and sampled it and i recognized the first song since i have it on a 80's mix cassette that someone made me years ago. I purchased the original release album on lp and then Bill Nelson's On A Blue Wing original release album on lp too after i sampled it and i didn't put two and two together that Bill Nelson is the lead singer of Be-Bop Deluxe. LOL!
@dennischapman3164Күн бұрын
Jason made a comment about Circles on Gone Tropo. That was a song written in India and became an Esher demo in 1968 but not officially recorded on a Beatle. Thank Allah...awful song, anyway. Another George dirge.
@user-pn1zs6df7r2 күн бұрын
This made me revisit Parklife, thank you.
@kevhove2 күн бұрын
I,m still working my way through everything .. but i actullay miss Kramzer .. any chance he could do guest appearances lol .. How many Prince albums did he listen to before he quit lol
@jasontheoldmillennial71972 күн бұрын
No Stairway to Heaven on any of these lists makes me question your musical tastes. That’s just insane to me that you can’t recognize their most popular song of all time.
@TastesLikeMusicКүн бұрын
We’re just tired of it. - Joe
@ghost.35792 күн бұрын
Honestly although some picks were stupid asf(Taylor swift, frank ocean, artic monkeys, etc) it’s not that bad of a list as y’all were making it.
@Retro_Man_762 күн бұрын
Get A Grip at #13??!! Are you "Crazy" ?(pun intended) You need to get a grip. You probably weren't even born yet when the album came out. None of you guys probably were. I've been a fan of Aerosmith since 1988. Get A Grip is a monster of an album! Easily one of the best hard rock albums from the early 90s. The 3 ballads are all "Amazing" (pun intended again) classics. The guitar work is top notch. Tyler's vocals are awesome. Kramer's kills it on the drums. Eat The Rich, Line Up, Flesh, Fever, Walk On Down...Also, get the international version which has the extra banger of a song Can't Stop Messin, which should've been on the domestic CD. Whats not to like?? The album is a burner from start to finish. These Gen Z/ millennials need to stick to critiquing their own era of music since they don't know jack squat about ours!
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I hated Second Hand News when the record first came out. On record the guitar sounded like a mosquito bug buzzing the ear. JMHO.
I mean come on Piano Man is one of the greatest of all time. You probably will think it’s overplayed on the radio though.
I’ve only heard 3 Neil Young albums so far so there’s not a lot of songs that I’m familiar with. My personal favorite is Old Man. Glad to see Heart of Gold and After the Gold Rush get represented.
Great lists. I agree with most of the choices here. As long as you don’t have any Yoko songs on here I’m happy. Personally Jealous Guy is my favorite song.
Your taste isnt mine (PJ Harvey fan here) but this was a better list than the Apple one. We can agree onnthat.
Not a rap fan so yup this is bad for me and not in a cool Jackson way.
I wouldnt have thought this would be the case when I bought it in 1994 - but these days I listen to Teenager of the Year much more than any of the Pixies albums. It's a brilliant record.
Nice ranking it would be cool to see one with you and Joe now. I’m curious what he would say
Will you guys be doing The Cure again at some point? I’d really enjoy that.
'Blue bell knoll' is their masterpiece for me, I totally agree with Ryan here. 'Blue Bell Knoll", "Heaven or Las Vegas" and "Four-calendar cafe" are a fantastic trio of albums and the best they ever sounded IMO but BBK is definitely the best of all of them.
Of all of the albums in this series so far, I was most interested to see Dylan S's take on this one--and I am disappointed that he is lukewarm on it! Not so much because I love it (I don't), but because a surprising number of Dylan fans rank this one quite highly and I was hoping Dylan S could help show me the light. I end up revisiting this album quite a bit just because I find it interesting even if it isn't quite a favorite. With all of Dylan S's mentions of covers I'm surprised that Jerry Garcia's many live covers of Señor didn't come up but then again I don't know how Dylan S feels about Jerry and/or the Dead.
I couldn’t disagree with you guys more. Who Are You is a very memorable album. It’s my 2nd favorite Who album and Who are You is my 2nd favorite Who songs. That was one of the worst takes I’ve ever heard.
Mmm if you think who are you is the 2nd best who album. You need to take a look in the mirror. - Joe
PROG IN 1970 KC ELP GRACIOUS BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST BEGGAR'S OPERA YES GENTLE GIANT GENESIS VANGELIS L'ORME VANDER GRAPH GENERATOR MOODY BLUES PROCUL HARUM SPRING... SO ... 1970 was already a huge Prog year
3 / 5, maybe 2
Joe seems like such a nice guy so it feels like quite a juxtaposition to see albums with creepy artwork (Holy Bible, Megadeth), dark goth vibes (N. Cave, NIN), Biggie's fairly explicit masterpiece, and a few radio friendly Alt-Metal classics (AiC, Soundgarden) that always felt a bit dark to me. But a great list overall. I'm glad to see STP and Live getting their flowers from both of you since these were some of the first CDs Pitchfork told us to place in the garbage when the Internet exploded and some of us let the hipsters rent space in our heads. I'm far from an audiophile but Definitely Maybe always sounded tough on my ears even though I think there is good music under that loudness wars mix. I need to spend more time with Grace as I never quite "got it" and it's reputation seems to increase with each passing year. Totally agree on 90s hip hop albums overdoing the skits that are at best, moderately funny on the first listen and annoying on subsequent listens. De La Soul needs to eat more crap for popularizing that terrible trend.
A very interesting record, a 3.5 for me! I really love the song Muchacha (Ojos de Papel) from it, and have it on my ‘My Songs of 1970’ playlist on Spotify, but it’s definitely a bit of a mixed bag. ❤ Also, I love the colorful long sleeve shirt, Jason! Very 60s and I love it. 😊
I'm a sucker for Color Humano-type extended jams. It's got psych of its era but also reminds of indie (Built to Spill?) many decades later. Ana No Duerme good- a bit like CSNY Wooden Ships occasionally.
The cover art is ahead of its time, anticipating the South Korean animation character Mashimaro - not to mention the Barbiecore music trend we're in at this instant coffee. Some of the solos could stand for a retake - a little sloppy, not unlike Claire Bishop's reasoning in her new book on the effects of the Internet and devices on contemporary art. I give it a 0.3, which is a hemp standard allowing for biodegradable plastics to be introduced on the US market and going against Big Oil obstructionism.
This album is not a " lost classic " it's just a semi decent rock & roll album from a band from Argentina.
I'm also at 3.5 here, interesting pick...and yet you're right, it's not easy to do an album like this justice, especially in terms of comparisons with UK or US releases from the same era.
Lynx - Claws Out
Really liked this one. I guess you could call it psyche folk, but it's a mixture of different elements including rock and jazz. The vocals are lovely, really tuneful as is the music. Some really nice background harmonies. The songs sound pretty different from one another yet hang together nicely. I checked out the lyrics to try to get a handle on what these songs were about. I think a lot gets lost in translation, but there seems to be a fair amount of surrealism going on. These songs often take the listener on a journey to different places with changes in tempo and time signature. "Color humano" is probably the most rock-oriented thing here. At over nine minutes, it is indeed a journey. It might stay in one lane a little too long at one point while the electric guitar peels off psychedelic runs, but I'm really not complaining: it's a cool song. But my favorite is "Plegaria para un niño dormido" which I think has the most exquisite melodies here, just gorgeous. I think I'm going 4.25 for this album which is "very, very good." I just can't completely connect to this due to the language barrier (which is usually the case with these foreign language albums). But this is fantastic stuff, and I would happily hear it a third time or more.
No way!!! I love Almendra! Hou have to listen to Invisible's 3 albums, they are the absolute best music ever made in the Spanish language.
Charly García > Spinetta
I listened to his 1984 album and didn’t care for it. The Sui Generis record from 74 is pretty cool though. -Jason
I went into this one expecting to love it. I did not. I enjoyed the rocker songs much more than the folksy songs, but the production did hold back the best played parts of the album. Color Humano was the high point of the album for me, which had me expecting more. Unfortunately, it never reached that peak again. I gave it a 3.5, but it is a light 3.5. Maybe with more listens I can grow to appreciate it more, but for now I am just not loving it like I wanted to.
I had pretty similar thoughts about this overall. I enjoyed it and thought it was a good listen but yes, definitely not a lost classic. I even found myself thinking "is a big part of why this is so highly rated on RYM because of the history around it?" when listening. It does feel very formative especially after already hearing better stuff Luis Alberto Spinetta would go on to do later. Even still, there were some good songs and it was cool to hear. It's always interesting to learn about the music from countries and scenes outside the albums we grew up hearing. Also a 3.5 for me.
👍🏽👍🏽 love it
Hermano means brother in Spanish.
Not a big fan of the 90's but '94 was one of the better years of the decade. Couldn't get to 25, so here is my top 11: 1. Definitely Maybe - Oasis (beat Blur this year but on the whole, Blur ended up with much the better back catalogue) 2. Monster - R.E.M 3. Dog Man Star - Suede 4. His n Hers - Pulp 5. Protection - Massive Attack 6. MTV Unplugged in New York - Nirvana 7. Parklife - Blur 8. Dummy - Portishead 9. The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers 10. File Under Easy Listening - Sugar 11. Sleeps with Angels - Neil Young Loving these deep dive shows!
Great lists. Drive is my favorite song. Most of the debut is on my list.
You didn’t mention my favorite song Don’t Stand so Close to Me but overall very good lists.
I’m glad to see Lord is it Mine on the list. It’s a great deep cut.
Good list from Kramzer. Jason somehow made a list of songs I’ve never heard of.
I don’t recognize Joe without the giant beard.
Man I couldn’t disagree more with Kramzer. Those are some of my favorite artists with some of my favorite discographies. I wasn’t expecting so much hate for Three Dog Night.
James - Yummy is a fantastic record for a band that’s 40 years young and never seem to rest on their well earned laurels
Love these AICs lists. All slightly different - all bangers and could probably have swapped out for at least 5-10 other songs from the catalog too. Incredible band!
Great lists for ‘94 - it was nice to see variety and genre hopping here. Yeah, “Grace” is just a mammoth album and artist. Definitely give Portishead another try someday 😅
I love the Bends... but favorite Radiohead album????
Oh heck yeah. Before they got too artsy fartsy. - Joe
@@TastesLikeMusic Lol! To each their own! Just found your guys channel and enjoying it :)
Great list. Forgot just how good Elliott Smith was. 1998 was indeed a shite year.
I tried to convey it in my comment on Joe's list video... but 1994 is loaded. Love seeing Impossible Bird, Foolish (iykyk), Amorica, Teenager of the Year... all more than worthy choices that didn't make my Top 25. Dinosaur Jr. too. Great one. Smoking Popes! Completely forgot about that band. It seems like Sponge has had some strange resurgence as of late. Maybe their discography has been getting reissued? Really enjoyed both lists. Definitely one of my favorite years for music ever. But, I'm a gen-xer so... Surprised by no Sloan!
How many Prince albums are you counting?
Too many to count.
Great to hear your praise for Nick Lowe. I really only know The Beast In Me from The impossible Bird, will have to give the whole set a play. If he plays live near you I highly recommend. Especially if he is backed by Los Straitjackets. Blur - Parklife Jeff Buckley - Grace Johnny Cash - American Recordings Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Brutal Youth I am really surprised Elvis didn't sneak into either of your lists. Ed Kuepper - Character Assassination Morrissey - Vauxhaul & I Another one I was thinking would sneak onto at least one of your lists. Still my favorite solo Morrissey. Elliott Smith - Roman Candle Suede - Dog Man Star
Ok. Checked out your Elvis ranking from 5 years ago. And Brutal Youth is dismissed, well, brutally. I disagree, but at least explains how it missed your 25.
I never heard of this band before. I saw the album Drastic Plastic within the albums listed by a seller on Ebay and sampled it and i recognized the first song since i have it on a 80's mix cassette that someone made me years ago. I purchased the original release album on lp and then Bill Nelson's On A Blue Wing original release album on lp too after i sampled it and i didn't put two and two together that Bill Nelson is the lead singer of Be-Bop Deluxe. LOL!
Jason made a comment about Circles on Gone Tropo. That was a song written in India and became an Esher demo in 1968 but not officially recorded on a Beatle. Thank Allah...awful song, anyway. Another George dirge.
This made me revisit Parklife, thank you.
I,m still working my way through everything .. but i actullay miss Kramzer .. any chance he could do guest appearances lol .. How many Prince albums did he listen to before he quit lol
No Stairway to Heaven on any of these lists makes me question your musical tastes. That’s just insane to me that you can’t recognize their most popular song of all time.
We’re just tired of it. - Joe
Honestly although some picks were stupid asf(Taylor swift, frank ocean, artic monkeys, etc) it’s not that bad of a list as y’all were making it.
Get A Grip at #13??!! Are you "Crazy" ?(pun intended) You need to get a grip. You probably weren't even born yet when the album came out. None of you guys probably were. I've been a fan of Aerosmith since 1988. Get A Grip is a monster of an album! Easily one of the best hard rock albums from the early 90s. The 3 ballads are all "Amazing" (pun intended again) classics. The guitar work is top notch. Tyler's vocals are awesome. Kramer's kills it on the drums. Eat The Rich, Line Up, Flesh, Fever, Walk On Down...Also, get the international version which has the extra banger of a song Can't Stop Messin, which should've been on the domestic CD. Whats not to like?? The album is a burner from start to finish. These Gen Z/ millennials need to stick to critiquing their own era of music since they don't know jack squat about ours!
I was 9 when it came out.