3,192 album comments
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Punk Rock
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 Kildneybean (90/100)2015-07-21
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| This album hs that raw, and at the same time graceful Punk feeling. | ||
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Rock Opera, Progressive Rock, Art Rock
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Kildneybean (90/100) 2015-07-19
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| A fantastic album, I hope they hadn't shoved in the almost useless tracks inbetween. They should've kept it on the movie. Make sure to check out the movie as well. | ||
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Progressive Rock, Art Rock
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Kildneybean (95/100) 2015-07-19
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| Haha, charade you are! | ||
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Progressive Rock, Art Rock
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Kildneybean (95/100) 2015-07-19
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| Mesmerizing from start to finish. The album cover's awesome too and I think it describes the album perfectly. | ||
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Progressive Rock, Art Rock
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| Damn. The pinnacle of Pink Floyd. | ||
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Progressive Rock
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| Don't just check out Echoes, listen to every song on this album. Now ain't that a 100 point worthy album. | ||
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Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
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Kildneybean (90/100) 2015-07-19
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| Probably where Pink Floyd truly started heading towards the more proggy aspects of rock. Fun title track. | ||
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Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
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Kildneybean (80/100) 2015-07-19
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| Ummagumm.. What? I'm kinda confused as to what these guys were trying to pull out. Good but trippy to listen to. | ||
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Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
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Kildneybean (85/100) 2015-07-19
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| Psyccccchedelic-ness full blown. This is whan Syd Barrett had great impact on Pink Floyd's music. | ||
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Folk Punk, Punk Rock
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Kildneybean (90/100) 2015-07-19
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| The vocals are full of angst, you can just feel it through the earphones(or, whatever you're listening it with). Amazing songwriting too. | ||
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Ska Punk
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Kildneybean (90/100) 2015-07-19
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| One of the greatest recent Ska Punk albums. Worth checking out. | ||
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Hard Rock, Alternative Rock, Stoner Rock, Blues Rock
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| A super record by a supergroup! Seriously, the Josh Homme style songwriting/riffage plus the prowess of John and Dave makes a wonderful album. | ||
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Rock, Rock & Roll, Pop, Merseybeat
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| Past gems remastered part two. Oh, did you realize that every single song's fucking ingenius? | ||
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Rock, Rock & Roll, Pop, Merseybeat
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Kildneybean (85/100) 2015-07-19
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| Past gems remastered part one. The first portion covers their earlier songs, before their musical style changed. | ||
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Rock, Blues Rock
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Kildneybean (95/100) 2015-07-19
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| Dig A Pony and I've Got A Feeling deserves 100 points, the rest songs deserve a bit less. Nevertheless it's amazing! | ||
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Rock, Psychedelic Pop
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| Blew my head off. From the ever great Come Together to the Long and somewhat experimental I Want You to the fucking amazing Abbey Road Medley (plus the bonus song), the album is just perfecto. | ||
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Rock, Orchestral
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Kildneybean (85/100) 2015-07-19
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| The first half, made by the Beatles: Fan-Tastic! The second half, composed by George Martin: seriously? Why, Mr. Martin? | ||
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Rock, Pop, Psychedelic Rock
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| How come Every. Single. Track. Is perfect?! Seriously? Are they deities? Even songs like Revolution 9 and Wild Honey Pie are fun as hell! | ||
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Psychedelic Rock, Psychedelic Pop
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Kildneybean (95/100) 2015-07-19
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| Awww man! I mean, Blue Jay Way and Baby You're a Rich Man ain't terrible but if those tracks weren't there I would've given a full 100. | ||
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Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Art Rock
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Kildneybean (100/100) 2015-07-19
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| How to insta kill everyone by a single record: brought to you by the Fab Four. | ||
