Rock Reviews — Page 5
Grace Review: A Voice Like No Other
Jeff Buckley's only studio album is a spellbinding mixture of rock, folk and soul. Our verdict.
Rumours Review: Heartbreak as Pop Perfection
Fleetwood Mac's soap-opera break-up album became one of the best-selling records ever. Our verdict.
After the Gold Rush Review: Gentle, Ragged and Moving
Neil Young's third album mixes tender acoustic songs with raw electric ones. Our verdict.
Appetite for Destruction Review: Sleaze, Swagger and Great Riffs
Guns N' Roses' debut is a gritty, riff-heavy blast of hard rock. Our verdict.
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Review: Americana Turned Inside-Out
Wilco's fourth album pairs great songs with experimental textures and a famously messy backstory. Our verdict.
The Stone Roses Review: Madchester's Defining Debut
The Stone Roses' debut is a jangly, dance-inflected indie classic. Our verdict.
The Clash Review: Fast, Angry and Brilliant
The Clash's debut is a lean, politically charged blast of British punk. Our verdict.
Murmur Review: Mumbled Jangle-Pop Magic
R.E.M.'s debut is mysterious, melodic and quietly influential. Our verdict.
Graceland Review: A Joyful South African Collaboration
Paul Simon's Graceland blends pop songwriting with South African township music. Our verdict.
Blackstar Review: A Farewell in Disguise
Bowie's final album, released days before his death, is dark, jazzy and fearless. Our verdict.