Rate the album you last listened to

[killer_roach]

Daimonji - Into A Blind Alley
9.25/10

Actually prefer this album to their other release (Improg)... very much the same vibe as Magma at their "Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh" peak. Powerful, creepy, and flat out bonkers (sometimes all three at the same time), it's definitely a reference point for the Japanese avant-prog scene.

[adamwpns614]

(What's the Story) Morning Glory

8.5/10

[TheRollingBones]

(What's the Story) Morning Glory

8.5/10

9 or 9.5/10

Awesome album, easily the best thing Oasis ever did.

[Gowienczyk]

9 or 9.5/10

Awesome album, easily the best thing Oasis ever did.

Such a shame that it's mediocre and flat.

[TheRollingBones]

Such a shame that it's mediocre and flat.

How do you find it so? I find it engaging.

[FlyGuyLXI]

I'd probably give it a 6.5/10. Still better than Definitely Maybe.

[TheRollingBones]

Meh, Oasis is a polarizing band, to be sure. I'll admit, other than those 2 albums, they were pretty mediocre. But c'mon, Morning Glory rocks. I haven't actually listened to it in quite some time...

[Gowienczyk]

How do you find it so? I find it engaging.

I don't find such a flat britpop record "engaging", really it's more attached to people who are still in their entry level alternative niches and nostalgic music listeners. There is no strength or driving quality in the record, it may not be bad... but it's hardly worth it's weight beyond a snippet.

[TheRollingBones]

I don't find such a flat britpop record "engaging", really it's more attached to people who are still in their entry level alternative niches and nostalgic music listeners. There is no strength or driving quality in the record, it may not be bad... but it's hardly worth it's weight beyond a snippet.

eh, I loved it when I was younger, so that might contribute. But I dunno, like I said, it's polarizing. Some love it, others hate it. I'll have to give it another spin sometime, get a more modern opinion.

[seaneth]

Beast - Devildriver 8/10