Reviewing this now, my second listen
Reviewing this now, my second listen
Sunday Morning is a 10
I’m Waiting For The Man is a 7
Femme Fatale is a 8
who cares
Venus In Furs is a 7
Greatest & most important album of the 2nd half of the 20th century
Run Run Run is a 6,5
All Tommorow’s Parties is a 7
Heroin is a 7,5
There She Goes Again is a 8
I’ll be Your Mirror is a 8
The Black Angel’s Death Song is a 7
European Son is a 2
Pleb filtered i guess
FINAL SCORE: a 7, upped to an 8 for me.
If you think you can give an accurate rating of an album after only 2 listens you're a complete faggot
DUDE TRANNIES LMAO
Correct
wrong, 8 or 8.5 if one is feeling generous
Correct
Wrong, more so a 8.5
Worst song of the album but still solid, 7.5
Wrong 8 or 8.5
Wrong, Heroin is 10
Correct
Wrong, 9.5 or 10
Absolutely wrong, 8.5-9
Verdict: 3/10 review, 8,5-9 album, Highs are high as fuck and lows are still great .
Would agree, if i just listened to it some more times
Based
Although TVU&N is a great album, my personal favourite of theirs is the self titled desu.
Give it a listen if you havent
Sunday Morning is overrated, Heroin is one of the best songs of all time
I have, it’s very good
I have the original LP of this but I've never bothered to listen to it. What am I missing?
listen to White Light/White Heat
wait for it to click, and all music will make sense to you
TVU weren't competent musicians, but they were amazing artists who truly understood what pop/rock music is all about
their first 2 albums are the pinnacle of 60s creativity
Just listen and shut up non cares about your opinion. If you have a rym account neck yourself
I give the album a 6. It's alright. Not trying to be elitist, I just don't get what everyone likes about it.
It’s shit send it to me
To me the only really great thing about the album is Heroin, which to me is probably the greatest rock song ever.
I mean making such a pinnacle song with 2 chords is like magic, its absolutely incredible.
This lol, imagine reviewing an album on Yea Forums, what a loser tripfag wanting attention