Reaction What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
A reaction to What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong, a radical act of optimism recorded during one of America's most turbulent years. Rated 88/100.
Music reactions and reviews rated on a 1-100 point system. Covering rock, punk, hip-hop, classic rock, blues, jazz and more.
A reaction to What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong, a radical act of optimism recorded during one of America's most turbulent years. Rated 88/100.
A reaction to Keep Ya Head Up by 2Pac, a compassionate, socially conscious single dedicated to Latasha Harlins. Rated 84/100.
A reaction to Numb/Encore, the genre-bridging Linkin Park and JAY-Z collaboration from Collision Course. Rated 85/100.
A reaction to Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper, a tender, timeless ballad from She's So Unusual. Rated 82/100.
A reaction to Enter Sandman by Metallica, the thunderous opening track from the Black Album that hooked a whole generation. Rated 91/100.
A reaction to Quality Control by Jurassic 5, their second studio album released in 2000 on Interscope Records. Rated 81/100.
A reaction to Bulls on Parade by Rage Against the Machine, a furious protest anthem from Evil Empire, famous for Tom Morello's vinyl-scratch guitar solo. Rated 86/100.
A reaction to How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead — a haunting, string-laden highlight from Kid A. Rated 82/100.
A reaction to Strawberry Letter 23 by The Brothers Johnson, a funk classic with one of the all-time great basslines. Rated 86/100.
A reaction to The Light by Common — a soulful hip-hop love song from Like Water for Chocolate. Rated 83/100.