This is a single that only came with the limited blu-ray or something. I only discovered their existence when watching FROM DUSK TiLL DAWN, where they performed their entire discography up to that point. These are awesome songs and ヒーローワナビー one of the coolest songs on the planet.
Highlights: ヒーローワナビー, MOON CHiLDREN
9/10
Let It Be-minus - Sad Dracula
I feel like this almost had potential? Like, it is clearly a dude having a mess around and still has stupid lyrics and silly screaming, but if DRA had put a bit more effort in, I am sure he could have made a really good album out of both Sad Dracula albums. And, quite frankly, I would rather hear him making this nonsense than hear him whining and feeling sorry for himself. The punk version of Dear Candy rips.
Highlights: People Make Mistakes, Steve Miller & Weed, 4th of July, Until Then
6.5/10
Let It Be - The Beatles
This is the most un-Beatles album, for sure. Unsurprising LOGMAN opinion: McCartney's songs on this are the least interesting. Sure, it could all use a bit less Spector-ness, but I will give him props for how he managed to edit some of these things in to actual songs. Maybe it could have been great? I am not sure. There certainly are some fantastic songs on here, it is all just a bit messy.
Highlights: Dig a Pony, Across the Universe, I've Got a Feeling, One After 909
7/10
Let Me Rock You - Peter Criss
To quote Mr. Criss, "Let me remind you...". Bah gawd that opening track is criminally underappreciated. Fun album!
Highlights: Let It Go, Tears, Bad Boys, Move On Over
7/10
Let Your Dim Light Shine - Soul Asylum
Ooh I had some songs from this in my head the other day, but totally did not realise I actually have this! Joke is on LOGMAN today. These guys clearly went to the Goo Goo Dolls school of alt rock. It always came across as fake corporate grunge to me, but I think they were legit indie until the success of Runaway Train. Or maybe that was their first attempt at doing the radio thing?
Highlights: Misery, Just Like Anyone
7.5/10
Let's Face It - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
I should have this whole album, but instead I only have The Impression That I Get. Ska gets a bad rap, because songs like this are what make the world a better place.
10/10
Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye
That opening is so recognisable and funky and sexy. And that voice is just silky smooth. The only criticism I can muster is that, like What's Going On? before it, the whole album almost sounds like one long song. But it sure is a groove.
Highlights: Let's Get It On, Keep Gettin' It On, You Sure Love to Ball, Please Stay (Once You Go Away)
7/10
Let's Get It On (Deluxe Edition) - Marvin Gaye
Of course I have this. I am not some sort of uncivilised fool! And most of this is fairly necessary; the demos are awesome and then there are most of the tracks from You're The Man. Which could have been a very good album, as well! Marvin Gaye was special.
Highlights: The World is Rated X, I'm Gonna Give You Respect, Try It You'll Like It, We Can Make it Baby
7/10
Let's Get It Started - MC Hammer
Hammer's debut or second album, depending on who you ask. Basically a remix of his indie-released debut album that no one in the world has a copy of. Hammer's vocal delivery is very different; much more of a shout-style, as opposed to his more chilled rapping that would come on later albums. Very dance oriented. Very nice.
Highlights: Let's Get It Started, Ring 'Em, Cold Go MC Hammer, They Put Me in the Mix
7/10
LETTERS - BiSH
More COVID-era BiSH releases? Oh wait, Less Than SEX was not - I just got exposed to those songs from a COVID-era performance. My bad! This is an EP/Mini Album. Half of it is pretty average, I must admit, while the other half is VERY good. The punk-pop stuff in particular.
Highlights: スーパーヒーローミュージック, co, ぶち抜け, I'm waiting for my dawn
7.5/10
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