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Great listen. Admittedly only know their hits so this was great to hear! Top bops: Gigantic River Euphrates Vamos
didnt do much for me im afraid outside of that one song 6/10 best song - where is my mind?
Some stuff on this album is good. Some stuff.
Oh my GOD album cover 🙌🏼 A lot. Would need to be in the mood and I’m not sure when that will be?
I liked this a lot growing up. It's very influential and has it's own unique vibe and sound. But upon returning to it, there's not that much substance to be found. It's a fun listen, but a bit paper thin in parts. Still a great album.
Show me to the mosh pit. Oh wait, I'm too old for that. Do ya think the album cover helped sell the album. If I heard this album playing i wouldn't turn it off but I wouldn't be inclined to buy it.
A little meh considering there’s a five star song on here.
It’s an all-timer. Definitely ahead of the alternative rock sound of the 90’s. The dual vocals with the alternating dynamics. Not quite as good as Doolittle, but very few are. Can’t not mention the greatness of Where Is My Mind?
MEdio bastante mid. EStá bueno el sonido en general
If I could rate an album 0 stars, this would be one of the few. The only Pixies song I'm familiar with is "Where Is My Mind?", and it's not a song I enjoy. And after listening to the entire album (because I do try to have an open mind) I have no desire to ever listen to the Pixies again. I don't get the hype, I don't like the singing, I don't like the lyrics. The only part of the instrumentation I like are the bass lines. As far as bassists go, and especially when talking about the 90s alt-rock scene, Kim Deal is underrated and deserves more recognition for her skills. And that's the only positive commentary I have for this album and the band.
Where is My Mind? is iconic on an otherwise quirky album.
LOVE Pixies!!!
I once fell asleep while watching a Pixies video and awoke on the couch to Frank Black’s “oooooo-oooooooo” cycling on the DVD menu.
The music is ok to good. The vocals are ok to mostly bad. The volume was too low and the lyrics were unintelligible. Where Is My Mind is the only really good track. The rest aren't anything I'd come back to.
3.5
This is the second Pixies album that I have heard for this project. The first was Doolittle, which was released about a year later. Not surprisingly, this isn't a dramatically different album than that one, other than maybe being a little sloppier. That's not a bad thing. I liked that record and I like this one as well. It has a lot of the playful quirkiness of a lot of college rock of the era and the band can write a pretty good tune. It's another good record of post-punk inflected indie rock with some surf influence on the guitar. I can see why this was a band that was a big deal for a lot of people.
Eu simplesmente não consegui gostar desse álbum, apenas de "Where Is My Mind?"
Classic. I can still remember the feeling of hearing where is my mind? For the first time on the radio. Amazing
Couple of good songs. Might grow on me after a few more listens.
One of the best records. At length I agree with Albini (RIP) (not that the Pixies suck, he had been off that for many years), that the incidental audio bits on side 2 take it down a skosh. Side 1 is one of the best 15’ stretches ever. I am among the right-age people whom this hit directly in the chest, let me show you my scar, it is our Nevermind. One of the best records.
Mycket bra album. Lyssnat mycket på detta genom åren och tröttnar aldrig! Where is my mind är låten som pushar det till en absolut femma!
Καλύτερο από ότι περίμενα. Τα ντραμς στο oh my golly είναι εξαιρετικά. Επίσης προς τι τα ισπανικά;
Pretty solid. I'd say its relatively singular in its sound, with the exception of a couple of standout songs. Always appreciate the punky energy in it though. ALSO the phrase "having a gas" is so of its time that I found it kind of funny.
As a fan of Modest Mouse I should like this more but… frankly too much of it is just noise. This is the kind of music that goes hard as FUCK in person rocking out in some tiny grimy venue or on the soundtrack of a movie during a crazy Edgar Wright type set piece. It does not go quite as hard listening to it at your desk or while making dinner unfortunately. Black Francis is going crazy and that always entertains me but Doolittle is definitely a big step above this. Where Is My Mind? remains elite though. Second act montage needle drop in my biopic: “Break My Body”
I think it would take a few more listens for me to warm up to this album because it isn’t my usual genre. I like Where is My Mind and I’m Amazed. And I can def tell the influence this album had on other 90s bands. Kim Deal .. call me a lesbian but there’s something about a woman who plays bass guitar ..
Not my thing. There were only a few moments on this album that I enjoyed (they have a few little tricks at the beginnings of some songs that seem like they would set up a good vibe but it mostly gets dropped) and the rest of the time I felt rather weary and bored. Probably better live or really loud, I first started listening to this on the train rather quiet in one earbud and it sounded pretty bad so I put in two and turned it up to a healthy volume and that helped. Let the record show that I committed a medium amount. Where is my mind is good but I already knew and liked that one so I think it's got familiarity on its side. In all sincerity I wish they would have just barked like dogs for the whole album, I honestly think they would be really good at that and that's the kind of record I would love to listen to in the gym it would get me so fucking hyped up please pixies if you read this I'm sorry for saying all the other mean things in this review please give me this. Listened to debaser again after this album on repeat just to affirm that the pixies can make good music. I've been wanting to give out a one because I like the pretty red color, so I appreciate that Lez out score: we just had this one and I think I gave them a 2 probably. If they lezzed out I would be rather uninterested in the spectacle. Devastating. Bark like dogs and I'll change this rating so fast it'll make your head spin
i was less familiar with surfer rosa before listening, this is pixies first album and there’s lots of songs about bones (positive) can definitely hear on this album especially how they influenced nirvana and all those other grunge guys. i love how unpolished it is & how you can hear the space in the recording, it really sounds like demos and i think the low production value really works especially listening 35+ years after release fewer bangers than doolittle imo, also i gotta say it feels criminal that the breeders are not on the list favs are bone machine, cactus, gigantic something against you needs horns cmon baby gimme some ska
Ehkä yhtä biisiä kuunnellu tältä poppoolta mut olihan ihan positiivinen koko levy. Saattaa lähteä kuunteluun jopa toisenkin kerran
Onpahan ankeeta menoa, ranteet vetäis auki jos joutuis toisen kerran kuuntelemaan. Ei ees kansikuva pelasta.
JOO. Kyl tää on tuttu pändi ja tuttu levykin. Rohkeesti on haettu kansikuvan lisäks myös omaleimasta suuntaa musalle. Vähän hakee sillai viel muotoaan, että osa biiseistä menee liiaks hörpöttämiseks. Se seuraava levy (joka saleen tulee vielä listalla kuultavaks) on sit muistaakseni vähän popimpi. Mut ei siinä, hyvää menoo mut ei ihan irtoo täysii.
Täähän oli oikein jees. Ei ollut kuin se yksi biisi entuudestaan tuttu, mutta olihan muutkin pääosin oikein jees. Sopivan mittainen levy myös. Ei nyt ehkä mitään mestariteoksia ollut, niin ei sentään vitskaa voi antaa, mutta nelkku kuitenkin.
not tot me
great first half very fun
I get that this influenced albums like Nevermind and the whole grunge scene, but I just didn’t like it. There wss not a song that I would want to listen to again.
Doolittle has a bunch of memorable songs. Surfer Rosa has one big hit. I'd prefer Doolittle, thanks. 2/5
Yeah sure I'll listen to this again. I think I like Doolittle more, but the fact that this album has more Kim is pretty great. Every song is immensely fun Favorite Songs: Gigantic, River Euphrates, Where Is My Mind, Tony's Theme, Vamos
No es el que más me gusta, aunque tiene temazos
Justice for Kim Deal
Genuinely one of the best albums ever created, it's perfect from start to finish, I listen to this album atleast once a month. Amazing.
90% of the album: Man when does the music start?!- Where is my mind: Physiologically, spiritually and metaphysically morphs into Ryan Gosling, staring into the abyss smoking a cigarette, bruised and battered. Literally me.
Such a cool album I enjoyed it.
Pretty disjointed and sometimes not even nice to listen to. But it does have some strong highs. It’s not a bad album, just not for my taste. Where Is My Mind? is my fav song of the album. Bone Machine (my fav first listen) and Cactus were my other highlights
My least favorite album by this band
I wish I were as cool as Kim Deal! Looking forward to seeing at least a few songs by Pixies at Riot Fest before I head over to see Iggy. Consider myself a fan of the Pixies and their sound, Where Is My Mind may be one of their most recognized songs, I'm guessing. And I really dig Gigantic with Kim. Probably not their best album, but enjoy the overall sound and vibe of the band. Come on, who didn't dig the field hockey players in high school, like Tony? I also wonder how much of those comments from Frank were his real feelings considering Kim bolted. Liked the better part of this album. I'm a fan and would see anytime they're close by. 4
Interessant lyd inden for 80'er-støjrock-genren. Kan godt fortjene en ekstra gennemlytning. Stor 3'er, for jeg er ikke blæst bagover.
a cool album with music that i would describe as sad rock
Absolutely love this album
Pretty solid proto-grunge punk, just feels like it isn't quite there yet. The dual vocals keep things fresh and the drumming is good, but half the songs use a generic thrash guitar sound which doesn't interest me. Where Is My Mind? is a gem.
How the hell did I end up with two Pixies albums back-to-back? I just finished giving Bossanova faint praise while admitting I’ve never been a fan after trying to listen to their albums in my youth. I’ve even watched them live - still nothing. Too much fuzz, I preferred Bossanova. 1.5/5
Pixies are not bad. But not my thing
Sometimes I feel the need to say that "noise" doesn't equal "art". I remember 25 years ago when I got a sound card that let me plug my guitar into my computer and run all sorts of effects over it. It was really easy to do basic stuff and make it sound like it was ground breaking music. That's how I felt listening to the song "Vamos (Surfer Rosa)", and indeed much of the stuff on here. The "classic" Where Is My Mind is a great song, sure, but it kinda works better as a vibe piece for a scene than it does as a full 4 minute song. Pretty disappointing overall.
A timeless and influential classic. As great today as it ever was.
Raw energy, loud-quiet loud dynamics
I knew I was gonna like this. And I think Where is my mind is not the best or only good song on this album. It's a fun listen.
certified hood classic
this should be higher for the one song "Where is my mind" but the rest of the album is a 2 so averages to 3
Not my cup of tea, but I can see its importance
Det här albumet var riktigt solid. Ett bra album med intressanta låtar och en skön lyssning. Kan säkert bli ännu bättre om man lyssnar mer. Jag ger det 8/10!
Fan helvete… jag älskar de här albumet men har inte lyssnat tillräckligt. Älskar hur musiken låter o sånt. Ger de en stark 6.5/10
"Where Is My Mind?" stands out on this album like crazy. I love the song, but it feels so ridiculously removed from everything else on Surfer Rosa that it seems misplaced. I can't say I enjoyed the rest much either. As a debut it must have hit hard, but after listening to Doolittle I find it lacking.
EUPHRATES RIVER
Yessir
Not bad.
A bunch of weird shouting and guitars with one of the greatest songs ever written tucked in the middle.
Pixies no arguments from me. Not as immediate and user friendly as its follow up Doolitile, but great off the wall madness. 4 Star
“Where is my mind” one of the greatest needle drops in film history
Es gaidīju, ka man patiks vairāk – the things you own end up owning you
This is one I've already listened to. I like the Pixies.
I want to rate this a 4 as I listened to this and Doolittle a lot in later high school, but I don’t know if I ever really truly loved the music or just wanted to love the music. Same situation here. Some of it is great, some is a bit much for my ears that tend towards softer melodies. High 3
Surfer Rosa is the first Pixies album and it is a weird one. At its heights it is a clear 5, but there is something about a lot of those songs that sound unready and as they still discover their style. Then there is „Bone Machine“, „Where is my mind“, „gigantic“ .. which belong to the best of their catalogue. Doolittle is and stays the better / best pixies, but I enjoyed this a lot
read: ok computer; radiohead
Nope
Någon bra låt men ganska mid. 5/10
very solid “debut“. some absolute classics. falls apart at the end after “vamos” imo. “tony’s theme” is also forgettable. the rest tho, incredible.
Great album pure and simple. The Pixies influenced so much
Good thing it had where is my mind or it would have been very forgettable
Perfection.
it was good! doolittle way better though
A real "do I have to" listen. Where is my mind is great and Gigantic is a minor bright spot, but everything else is boring and noisy. Strong "meh" vibes from me.
Not my style. Too much shouting and repetitions of the same sentence over and over again
Let's be honest. Only one song on the album really stood out. If you try to listen to the rest, it's pretty run-of-the-mill punk/grunge rock, with primitive guitar riffs and mediocre vocals.
I found myself enjoying this more than the often far more lauded 'Doolittle'; it's got a roughness that becomes quite appealing at times.
Solid Pixies!
Es ist roh, kantig und voller scharfer Brüche – ein Album, das mit seinem trockenen Steve‑Albini‑Sound und den eruptiven Dynamiken sofort zupackt. Die Highlights sind solide, aber nicht jeder Track trägt die gleiche Wucht.
Good album cover. Some cringe. It's pretty good at times
Embrace the insanity and hear one of the most innovative and influential albums of the era. Brilliant moments show up all through this one, riding the wave of chaos. Fantastic musicianship, great songwriting, and the lack of polish is what endears this one to me.
Very good album, very influential, "Where is My mind?" Is a masterpiece album and The whole album is a good and fun experience
Punk av tio
The first half of Surfer Rosa is impeccable, timeless, and absolutely crucial to indie rock, and the second half mostly lives up to that hype with some key exceptions. But no band ever really sounded like Pixies when they broke through, and though many have tried to bring the same energy almost no one can match them. An absolutely incredible record and a must listen for any rock fan.
I do like a solid handful of Pixies songs and they had a groundbreaking sound at the time. "Where Is My Mind" is Alt Rock royalty for sure. I think they deserve ONE album in the Top 1001 and this is the one. They do NOT deserve 3 albums all released within 3 years - their sound didn't change, not one of those albums had a huge impact on the direction of music and really, not one of them produced a legitimate hit song outside of alternative rock radio. 3 albums in the T1001 puts them in the same tier as Nirvana, My Bloody Valentine (also FULLY not deserved), Prince, Beastie Boys, Black Sabbath, and Queen. Come on, really, what person off the street who knows anything about music would agree with that?! This album has some good songs but outside of "Where Is My Mind" (1.3B listens) there's no hits, no radio songs, no songs covered. It's an important release, they influenced a bunch of bands (you can hear White Stripes, Nirvana, Breeders, etc). 3 stars for one huge song, one impt album and influence
Doesn't this album sound so much newer than it is? Isn't this just some beautifully sloppy crap that cheese grates your ear into this bizarre blissful submission? I wonder how they knew that this abraisive, almost atonal sound would play off as enjoyable. I'd never paid attention to the studio dialogues before but they're fun too, really bring you into the album
Man, where is my mind was one of the first few songs i wanted to learn on guitar. But the rest is not too pleasant to listen to.
Good except for the talking on two songs
Delightfully weird and fun but I dont think id give it another listen. Some songs were a lot better than others. 3.5
I’ll admit i did fall asleep, but i did go back and i still enjoyed this album. first time i heard this i didn’t like it very much, im sure that’s just cause my friend told me it was bad so i went into it with negative thoughts. but no this is cool, ive grown to appreciate weirder stuff in music and this has a bunch of it
Interesting album. Not my favorite but interesting.
Not bad
Proto-grunge. Felt mostly like a sketchbook rather than fully realized. There's some decent stuff in here, but seems unfinished. There's some odd choices in the production and mix. It's not bad, but not something I'll be seeking out
Sort of a punk rock B-52’s dynamic (?) among M/F lead singers.
I went into this Surfer Rosa really expecting to enjoy my time with it, especially after previously quite enjoying Black Francis/Frank Black's solo album Teenager of the Year, but came out really just underwhelmed. The disjointed nature of all the tracks, and screeching vocals just never quite came together for me, outside of the standout Where Is My Mind? This might be one I need to revisit in a different environment/headspace, but sadly for now it just didn't do it for me Fav Track: 7 - Where Is My Mind?
The highest 4 you can possibly give - thank you Alex, thank you album generator. Opposed to my all time fave ‘Doolittle’, the latter half is sooo strong - but the aforementioned has my heart in a vicelock grip xx
It was pretty good
own
Pretty good
This is a perfect album.
An unlistenable mess. Where Is My Mind is the only good thing on the album and I liked it less in context with the rest of it. Fucken terrible. I'm surprised by how much I didn't like this.
A debut album which reinvents the alternative music blueprint for the next decade, moving away from the jangly guitar and melodic sounds of REM and the Replacements, to the quiet loud dynamics and unhinged themes of Pixies. Every song delivers something off-kilter and worthwhile, with Gigantic and Where Is My Mind being two of their absolute best. River Euphrates, Cactus, Break My Body, they’re all good
I first got into the Pixies because I was listening to Nirvana a lot and looked up what stuff influenced Kurt Cobain. I still like Nirvana but as soon as I started listening to the Pixies it was like a complete switch. They’re one of my favorite bands now and Doolittle is one of my favorite albums. Surfer Rosa is great too but just a bit more disjointed and I don’t relisten to it quite as much. Where is My Mind is an all timer song though
Maybe three big standout tracks for me – Gigantic, River Euphrates, and Where Is My Mind? – but for most of the rest I just veered between "I guess this is fine" and "shut your whiny gob and let Kim sing". Perhaps I'm just not in the mood today, but it's one of the rare albums so far that I've enjoyed less and less upon re-listens. There aren't enough good and substantial songs here to warrant the level of cocksure abrasiveness. I actually really like Doolittle, which just works for me, but this one's too grating and manic.
Only heard this in the car so not really had time to rate fairly probably. The sound levels sounded too high and distorted on much of this. I preferred the female vocals far more than the main man but didn't really like his style so all in all not really something that I'd want to hear again.
Pixies are your favourite bands favourite band. Any one really should be able to hear the Pixies influence in a huge number of post late 80s bands right up to the modern day. Not just Nirvana but Radiohead, Weezer, PJ Harvey, Pavement, Bowie etc etc - I won’t go on as I am pretty sure everyone knows this but basically they are massively influential. The band is just such an amazing mix of talent - Kim Deals voice and bass perfectly complementing Frank Blacks absolute unhinged insanity. David Loverings drumming driving the madness and Joey Santiago’s magic guitar riffs (Rock Me Joseph Alberto Santiago!) all tied up neatly in a bow by Steve Albini. This record still sounds so modern, exciting, and different. There are not many bands who could ever compete in my mind (The CD used to have Come On Pilgrim bolted onto the end of it - pretty amazing!). I remember exactly where I was when I first heard Gigantic it completely changed everything I thought I knew about music. Genuinely would lose a small amount of respect for anyone who rated this less than 5 stars (joking!!….or am I?)
I know that not really liking Pixies considering early Sea Power’s heavy debt to their sound ('Broken Face' IS 'Favours in the Beetroot Field') is odd but i am so sensitive to vocals, and i just cant stand Black Francis’ voice (and BSP have a better ear for a suhweet melody and lyrics that appeal to my melodramatic English soul). Having said that, I have massively mellowed on them (probably thanks to my wife) and enjoyed this a million times more than in my early 20s.
Pixies' Surfer Rosa is a wild, unpredictable ride that showcases the band's signature dynamic shifts, though its inconsistent tracklist makes it a bit tricky to pin down. Fueled by raw, punkish energy, the album shines brightest on standout cuts like the infectious "Broken Face," the high-intensity "Something Against You," and the iconic, hypnotic "Where Is My Mind?" While it hits a few lulls with tracks that feel more like filler—like "Tony's Theme"—and features some eccentric vocal choices early on, its unique blend of abrasive noise and melodic hooks ultimately leaves a lasting impression. It’s an experimental foundational piece of alternative rock that, despite a few uneven moments, rewards repeated listens.
특이한 부분들이 있었지만 전체적으로 평범한 느낌이었다. There were some unusual aspects, but overall, it felt ordinary.
The start of something really interesting but not quite there.
Pretty good album. First real sense of alt music and i like it 😁
I'm actually really interested in how certain artists gain more traction and which songs gain more traction than others. Because I've heard the Where is my mind? before in instagram or tik tok. But the whole rest of the album is pretty shit. But I wonder if I was listening with friends in high school on the way to a party if it would have been different. Music and art is weird sometimes. Also, how other movies incorporate art is weird because a lot of the songs I've only heard in movies, but why were those chose? life is weird, that's it.
Where is my mind is a banger… the rest of the album… kinda average. 3.2
This one was a bit disappointing. I knew (and love) “Where Is My Mind,” and so I was hoping the rest of the album would hit as well. Unfortunately it was a bit too noisy and timeless for me in general. But I can see why people like it. 6/10 Pretty Good
This is a solid rock punk alternative effort with a couple big songs on it. They keep it pretty simple and grungy.
Meh
Um excelente album, musicas marcantes e a capa chama atenção.
First album from a band I've seen live! I'm not a huge Pixies guy (and live, they blasted through a bunch of songs and didn't interact with the crowd at all, kinda weird) but Where Is My Mind? is one of the most known songs of all time. (And this album was name dropped in Here It Goes Again by OK GO.) Each song flies so fast I haven't taken individual notes but this is right in my wheelhouse. Could see this becoming a favorite. Broken Face fucking rules. I don't love the vocals of Black Francis (never have) but the song structures are absolutely my thing. The constant quiet/loud is a little jarring, but it works really well here. Would listen to this again.
Notables: - Where Is My Mind? - Tony's Theme
very much not my thing, sad to say…
(Light 8/10) Eclectic, loud and noisey, this is a fun little debut from the legendary Pixies. I massively prefer Doolittle to this one, this record feels a bit aimless and it ends extremely out of nowhere, but the Albini production and the uncontrolled antics of Frank and Kim and company make this one charming little album.
I thought they were doing a Mickey Mouse impersonation in "Broken Face" and thought it was part of the song. Also, "Where Is My Mind" is overrated.
It was a solid album with some good songs. 6.4/10
Poor opening tracks but picks up later on. Did not expect the fight club ending track to be on this album. Brick is red is a fun track to listen to.
Classic, although I think it will be noise for a lot of people
Интересный альбом, не очень уверен, что мне прям нравится стиль Pixies тут, но некоторые песни прям понравились, потому что есть всё же какой-то талант у группы и ты это чувствуешь Но что больше любопытно - это то, что есть одна песня, которую я нашёл, КОТОРАЯ не вошла в это альбом, но вошла в другой альбом, хотя была записана раньше, но что смешно... мне она очень понравилась xD Не уверен, что из-за неё альбом бы стал лучше, но чувствуется какой-то стиль, какая-то тонкая нотка идущая по возрастающей из одного трека к другому и вот эта песня отлично смотрелась бы тут Так вот, я про Here Comes Your Man, чисто случайно нашёл, и ёмаё, приятный трек. Я вообще удивлён, что я смог найти, что-то в этом альбоме. Он очень экспериментальный, но не настолько, чтоб прям сложно было слушать. Хотя могу представить как людям может не понравиться. Where is my mind конечно имба, но блин... я не могу выделить ещё отдельные треки xD Они почти все мне понравились, в них есть интересная синергия тихого голоса и громких инструментов, и наоборот. Прям чувствуешь ту энергию, ту любовь и азарт с которой группа записывала этот альбом Gigantic, Bone machine понравились, если уж пытаться выделить, только два трека. Where is my mind не берём, потому что слишком хорошо, все и так про него знают. Это пик этого альбома, где всё что было заложено в этот альбом выстрельнуло в этом треке, просто более мелодично и спокойно, даже удивительно как такой трек вышел в 1988 Советую послушать Here Comes Your Man, он что-то между Where is my mind в плане спокойствия (опять же, в сравнение со всем остальным альбомом) и остального альбома в плане энергичности, как будто является каким-то переходом, наверное от альбома к альбому . Опять же, я не слушал тот альбом в котором вышел этот трек, но прикольно, что он был записан в то время, когда они писали Surfer Rosa и решили его не включать. Могу понять почему, но блин, мне тогда интересно какой тот альбом у них получился xD Ну может я просто хуйню несу, не разбираюсь в музыке, мне было норм, даж кайфанул. Наверное, если в слова вслушиваться, то ещё больший кайф можно испытать А, ну и Vamos любопытно выделяется на фоне всего остального... как и Where is my mind =) Это два апогея этого альбома, тихо и громко =) После этого аж похлопать хочется
3/10 Либо концептуальный шедевр для которого я слишком туп, либо полный треш. Было бы куда лучше, если бы они выпустили этот альбом как инструментал (кроме vamos, нахуй эту песню), тогда было бы 7/10
Не альбом, а шум, Where is my mind у них получилась каким-то чудом. Из шума лучшая - Vamos. Двойка чисто за ритм секцию, остальное 0.
Bone Machine - 4.5/5 Break My Body - 4/5 Something Against You - 4/5 Broken Face - 4/5 Gigantic - 5/5 River Euphrates - 4/5 Where Is My Mind? - 5/5 Cactus - 4/5 Tony's Theme - 4/5 Oh My Golly! - 3.5/5 Vamos - 4/5 I'm Amazed - 3.5/5 Brick is Red - 4/5 A great debut for what can be seen as the impetus of the indie rock and alt rock genres. There are two outstanding tracks on here in Gigantic and Where Is My Mind?, but the rest of them seen rather hit-or-miss and somewhat same-y. They definitely improved on their second album, but this is still a pretty good offering and a prelude to what they could do in Doolittle. Overall: 4/5 Favorites: Bone Machine, Gigantic, Where Is My Mind?
7.2/10 - Interesting music. Some of the text was hard to hear, but it worked well while working out!
I do not like this album
Perfection, absolute perfection
There's like one good song on this thing, "Where Is My Mind?". The rest just isn't good. 1.5 stars, rounded down.
Pretty solid!
ok, titties on album cover
amazing
I didn't realize Where is My Mind was Pixies.
One of the first albums I ever thought was perfect. Always enjoy re-listening.
Ok?!? I tried, I really did. This mostly sounds like noise to me and is super repetitive on many tracks. Where Is My Mind is alright, otherwise all I can say is I don’t get the hype around the Pixies. Two down, one to go. (2)
Täitsa ebatavaline kõla 80ndate jaoks, siis oleks see kindlasti uudne olnud. Pole minu tassike teed, aga ma mõistan, kuidas see võis olla siis alt rock fännidele suur teema. Kuulsaim lugu "Where Is My Mind?" on minu jaoks üpriski ebameeldiv, aga vahepeal on teised lood huvitavate käikudega. 2.9/5
Surfer Rosa isn’t the finished masterpiece. It’s the explosion that made the masterpiece possible—and one of the most thrilling explosions rock music has ever produced
Chaotic album, but I think it came together in a way that made it a really good listen.
Surprised to have recognized Where Is My Mind?, the rest of the album kind of just existed.
Fantastic and brings me back to living in Providence in the 80's with the Throwing Muses, Breeders, Pixies, and Belly all blowing up. But in honestly, this album is not quite to 5 land. A very solid 4.
I like to say I can listen to anything, but I could NOT stand bone machine
Album 53/1001. Listened 7/24/2026. It's OK, not really my genre. Probably won't listen again.
I have such a soft spot for Pixies. I can hear how their music ripples through influencing all my favorite bands. This album is frantic at times, but relaxed at others. Like the ideas rush in, but need to be expressed at the appropriate pace. And while all of that is happening, the guitar, bass, and drums are going on a trip through beautiful and melodic to screeching and uncomfortable. It’s a beautiful ride and so worth the listen.
such a fun album!!!!!
Great debut album
I kinda 'understand' Pixies now, had never really done more than respect them before but this sound is electric
Kinda funky and impressed by some but the alt rock just isnt really for me.
Bien
Listened previously. Expectations: High - Verdict: Great - Short and sweet, this shows Pixies at their best. The songs are catchy but have a dirty grit to them that is incredibly engaging. Bone Machine, Break My Body, River Euphrates and Cactus are brilliant and the rest are fantastic as well.
Überraschend gut
This shit is ASS
Great stuff. Need to relisten
i hate this album
Frantic and manic!
Easily their best , especially if you combine it with come on pilgrim. Its in my top 30 albums somewhere
It is great innit!
Assured Pixies. Kim Deal-heavy vocals. Which aint no bad thing Gigantic and Where is My Mind obvious stand outs. But some other belters on here too. Precursor to Doolittle, which will be getting a 5. So i'll give this 4.5
Makes you want to sing a lyric like “I GOT NO LIPS I GOT NO TONGUE WHATEVER I SAY IS ONLY SPIT” with the same intensity that others might sing along with “Sweet Caroline,” and that, my friend, is why this album is a masterpiece. Nobody in their right mind would think of calling this album “pop,” yet what the hell else could you call it? Best track: “Where Is My Mind?”
i liked it alot. i liked "where is my mind" the best.
#390 Not sure why I never took the time to properly listen to Pixies albums as I’ve always liked them but somehow I’ve let them become a greatest hits band. This is the 2nd Pixies album I have been dealt and both have been very enjoyable, unsurprisingly. Heard before? ❌ Would I revisit? ✅ Listen before you die? ✅ Fave track(s): Where Is My Mind? Rating: 8/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
210726 15:32 3.5
On a string of 3's with albums that I don't particularly enjoy, but like aspects of. This one I could see growing on me further, as it did even in the few listens I did now. The songs are so short and crisp, it's hard to really lock into them when not listening super actively. Saved 4 of them, so we'll assess this as a high 3. Still a little brash for me.
A lot of this is just a little too discordant for my taste, but it’s a fun listen. “Where is my mind?” is a classic and the album never stops being interesting. “Gigantic” might be a new favorite. You can really hear the Nirvana/Hole roots in this album. I only knew “Cactus” from the Bowie cover, so that was cool to find.
That's a classic from my teenage years. Even to this day, it remains fun and anarchic. Messy punkish indie noise. Very influential album and band.
6/10 i dont remember how it was
Chaotic, but enjoyable.
feels so 90s, actually 88 can see why it was impactful but i think i prefer doolittle 💥gigantic 💥where is my mind? 💥tony's theme
was alright. where is my mind is a classic. a coupleof decent songs inthere but i really didn't like it as much as doolittle!
Great little grunge album again. Some of their best songs on here too. Absolute belter.
i am not a big fan of punk rock, but the one song is legendary, so it basically saves the whole album
I really don’t know what to think about it. It’s original, it has one big hit song, but I don’t think I love the singer’s voice and the overall stylistic choices.
So a CD copy of this album ended up in my possession when I was 14-15 years old. I had no context of who Pixies were or what they were all about but man did it blow my mind. Apparently a lot of people had similar reaction to this because this debut album lead to Pixies being one of the more influential bands of they era. Crazy listening to this now 20 years later and having the reaction. There is this DGAF vibe that I absolutely love that flows through this from start to finish, like they were making it for themselves without any intent for it to be marketable music.
It's weird hearing Where Is My Mind in the middle of this album. It's a song that I've heard hundreds of times, but I don't think I've actually listened to it in context of the rest of the album. It's maybe a little stripped back compared to the songs that lead up to it with simple drums and bass, an acoustic guitar, and that signature distorted electric guitar melody, but it's still fits really well with the rest of the noisy, experimental, and punk adjacent songs on here. This album is definitely in contention for my favourite Pixies album
What a great album. As seen by the stuff they made without her, Kim Deal is the key to good Pixies songs.
Such a great album! Pixies did not sound like anything else. They anticipated '90s grunge, but somehow sounded weirder, like a punk band that was into art films.
I love this album. It rocks, every song is solid.
Where is my mind? Is a masterpiece, there rest is only OK for the most part. I have many friends that will be disappointed in my 3 star rating but c'est la vie. Maybe it'll take a few listens to get to know and enjoy more.
Enjoyed this one a lot
I doubt I’ll listen to The Pixies again. Just not my scene although I’m appreciative of anyone that commits to getting coherent sound out of instruments.
great
Thank you for the one good song
Nah
So I remembered I have listened to another Pixies album so far but I couldn’t remember what it was like. As soon as I put this one on I was like ahh yes… the noise. They just sound like straight up noise. I just don’t think their voice matches the hard style of their instrumentation. I did like one of the songs the woman sang but another one she sang I just thought was so bad. Maybe they just aren’t my cup of tea and I just don’t understand the appeal. The guitar and drumming was good and I wouldn’t call it a bad album but I also wasn’t too impressed either.
Alternative rock, indie rock, art punk, grunge.
Ahead of its time and incredibly influential to music from the 90’s on.
One of my all time favorites.
Outside of "Where Is My Mind," the rest of Surfer Rosa gave me a headache. Very disappointing, because I thought I'd like it. Maybe I'll return to it later and see if it hits differently the second time.
Cool experimental sound with some Hard Rock, some more proggy and some entirely experimental elements.
THEYRE YELLING AND ITS GREAT
Pretty good
Could have been a 4 since I liked the more punk-ish songs. But most of them are mediocre unluckily, not even "Where Is My Mind" could push it above 3.5 :c
In spite of being enamored by Doolittle, this is the first time I've ever listened to this album all the way through — and a satisfying reminder of why I do this project in the first place. This record feels less polished than its successor, but in a way that gives it some vivacity and charm, as if you're hearing these songs the way they play it for themselves in band practice. Listening to the Pixies with fresh ears for once, I'm also reminded just how freaky they are... "Tony's Theme" makes me think of Sebadoh, and I mean that in the best way possible.
This project has made me realize I don’t like the pixies
This is a crazy one. I will have to give it a relisten to really give a meaningful review.
Having listened to this now, the influence it had on In Utero is unmistakable. The drumming throughout is superb, and there are a couple of complete bangers on here. However, everything got kind of forgettable in the second half of the album, and for that my rating can't be too high (especially knowing that Doolittle is coming in the future of Pixies discography, where I feel they really hit their stride). Favorite tracks: Break My Body, Where Is My Mind?
I like Doolittle better.
ok
Gave me a headache
The single album that changed everything for me as a teenager!
apart form where is my mind, kinda weird, didnt fw it
Where is my mind y gigantic, la primera en otro nivel. Nada que ver con el resto del disco, no sé cómo sacaron una canción tan buena. Claramente voy a seguir escuchando Where is my mind, pero no creo que vuelva a escuchar el disco entero a menos que me llegue a enganchar con más canciones de la banda.
Did not really resonate with me.
Nice to have an easy one every now and then. Not perfect. But not far off.
It’s Pixies.
Alright. Bit fun in places, not bad.
I really enjoyed listening to this album, and it was kind of a surprise! I have always struggled to enjoy full albums with the Pixies. Even this album hasn’t landed well for me in the past. But it really clicked for me this time. Of course, upon further listening some of the disturbing lyrics became more evident and detracted from the experience a little bit. Still, the middle part of the album really crushes it, and if you can work through the more gutterish lyrics, it is a really strong album.
not bad, kicked off the nirvana craze
This was alright. I had heard "Where is My Mind?" prior to listening to this album - I feel like it was a highlight compared to the rest of the songs here. The rest were okay to listen to. A lot of this sounded like a garage jam session.
After I first heard this album 35 years ago, I did this thing where anytime I did something dumb, like stub my toe or drop my pencil, or like if a wasp was flying in my face or I made an F on a test, I'd scream like Black Francis and my friends thought it was hilarious. I just realized I still do this, but the scream is more internal unless I'm in the comfort of my home. Or if, in this case, I'm listening to Pixies and I want to sing along authentically. Depending on the day, Surfer Rosa is better than Doolittle. Like today. What a fun album.
Just behind Doolittle as my favorite Pixies album. There are some really well fleshed out songs on here but a lot of what feels like improvisation and looseness.
This has been on my "to check out" list for ages. Glad I finally got round to it, and a grand album it is!
I like the short burst high energy songs. (Couldn't handle too much of it if they were neverending). Some of the lyrics questionable in this day and age but expected from punk bands, right?
Late start today, idk The Pixies at all. Titties! Bone Machine is fun but I'm not big on the absurd lyrics. Guitar sounds great, drums too. Why do they keep singing about Bones. I like the vocals in Break My Body, especially the hook. Something Against You was a bit much, but not bad. A lot of the album isn't sticking out to me, but it's solid. Gigantic - I like the girl's voice more! This one is nice, I could tell it was a single. River Euphrates is ok.. I can't decide if I like the hook or not. Band is on point. Oh fuck this song is on this album??? Okay well I knew ONE Pixies song leading in. Where Is My Mind is great. I like Cactus a lot. Good lyrics. The drums are very punchy on this album! Not a fan of Oh My Golly. Too much going on. Oh of course Albini produced this shit. I just got home, I'm crossed, I picked back up on Vamos... and the guitar is pissing me the fuck off it sounds like a bug in my ear when it does that thing it keeps doing. Stop it! Ok they kinda did and the rest is interesting. Didn't really do much for me; I won't deny that it's good, but it's just not quite what I'd like from this style of music. Too much! Favorite: Brick Is Red Shoutout: I'm Amazed, Break My Body Coming back to give it a 3, it was a lot more fun in the car.
noisecore
"Where Is My Mind?" is obviously classic, but the songs that won't leave my head today are "Gigantic" and "Broken Face." Hard to believe this is from 1988, I guess because I didn't hear much about Pixies until at least three or four years after that when Nirvana cited them as an influence.
I love everything about this album. It’s absolutely timeless but still speaks to the very moment it was created. It’s a kind of magic that goes into creating something like this.
Ha - have heard 'Where is My Mind' a bunch of times and had no idea what it was. Overall enjoyed this - can see the Nirvana influence but I think Nirvana was better at making it into a focused work.
High highs but low lows
perfect for day drinking on rilke (Duino, TS) even though where is my mind might make you want to jump off the cliff to experience the freedom of the fall
I really liked the album cover, so I wanted to like this album. I usually enjoy alternative rock, but this felt choppy and raw in a decidedly negative way. Most of all, I disliked the voice of the male lead singer, though I did enjoy the occasional female vocals and even liked a few songs. Overall, this was not a great album for me.
music is love
Bone Machine - 3/5 Break My Body - 3/5 Sometimes Against You - 2.5/5 Broken Face - 3/5 Gigantic - 4/5 River Euphrates - 3/5 Where Is My Mind? - 5/5 Cactus - 3/5 Tony’s Theme - 3/5 Oh My Golly - 3/5 Vamos(Surfer Rosa) - 3/5 I’m Amazed - 3/5 Brick Is Red - 3.5/5
I do not actually have to listen to this one again to review it. I listened to this maybe every single day freshman and sophomore year of high school. This is an entry about a superhero named Tony. It's called Tony's Theme.
Not for me; Where Is My Mind single handedly raises album from 2 to 3.
Better than i thought they were
All timer
Scrumptious
Not my favourite pixies album but STILL GOOD
overall album a 3 but solely a 4 because of the impact and nostalgia of ''Where is my mind''
It scratched some kind of itch. Definitely musically talented.
this is SO MUCH FUN. Brilliantly arranged chaotic rock, fascinating psychotic vibe. Captured me whole from the beginning till the end and entertained the fuck out of me haha. I will be listening to the whole album again. Love it. Brilliant.
not as good as Joni Mitchell’s Blue
One of my absolute all-time go-to faves! Opened up my ears to a new world of sound.
It was ok. I was really hoping for a good album out of these guys
It’s a low 5, but still a 5
Other than Where is My Mind, this is fairly forgettable
A second Pixies record in the space of a few days - and another banger. Think I may have said it before but I used to struggle a bit listening to these for extended periods, due to the often-abrasive nature of their sound. Somehow either it has mellowed or my tastes have changed in the intervening years. Couple of standouts on this: Gigantic and Where Is My Mind. Great band all round.
This is album is know as the one that inspired Nirvana's "Nevermind". Well, to my years, this one even more adventorous, exciting and musical
im like what the fuck am I listening to rn then theres' where is my mind and cactus and then its back to what the fuck am I listening to
Raucous, chaotic and charming. The Pixies manage to imply melody where it feels there shouldn’t be one. Where is my Head? Has always been my favourite Pixies track and there is lots to support it present here. Just a f@@king good album
No matter how many times Pixies come up on this generator, I don’t feel any different about them. Not the worst thing I’ve heard, but not really my thing.
My third Pixies album during this process, after two "It was alright, I guess" reviews. Well, we've finally cracked it! This one I liked! It helped enormously that Surfer Rosa is the album with Where Is My Mind? and Gigantic on it two songs I already knew I enjoyed, but I actually really got into the whole thing. I cannot actually explain why this one appealed to me in a way the others didn't though. It just felt (to me) like a more cohesive, catchy, album. I don't have a lot to say about it, other than it's getting a surprising: 4/5
Love it
Man I just think I don't like punk. this album sorta grew on me but Where is My Mind was the only song I enjoyed. Sorry Pixies. I'm a normie bitch. Fave Song: Where is my Mind
where is my mind
Classic record, really defines the 90s indie sound alongside Dino jr and modest mouse. Jangly ass guitars
goddamn i've heard good things about Pixies but this was rather insufferable
good listen, pitty the lead singer is a twat.
trochę się musiałam z nim oswoić ale mega mi w tym pomógł dzisiejszy deszczowy dzień
It's cool
I just don't get the Pixies. Awful singing, awful guitar tone. I get that it sounds so much like what came after, but I just can't get into it. They're another "you had to be there" band. I bet this sounded amazing in 1988
Other than ‘Where Is My Mind?’ I didn’t really enjoy it. I found the album a little confused and disjointed without clear sound or recognisable theme. But of a racket towards the end.
It’s not Doolittle, but it is good. Pixies seem to have been the cool choice among the grunge picks of the era, so they’ve always had a weird mystique about them. But cold eye - this is fun, interesting grunge rock with the better album still to come.
An all time favorite. Only wish this album was longer!
saved by the ending but overall pretty good
Parece o tipo de Punk Rock que toca em um Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, mas aí aparece um Where is my Mind e o álbum ganha outro nível de complexidade. Um marco de seu tempo.
First time listener, really enjoyed the different riffs with the lyrics, both vocals complimented each other well.
195. ok
me gusta la estructura caótica y lo tranquilizador q suena la guitarra a la vez, pero prefiero toda la primera mitad, es inconsistente y me terminó aburriendo en las últimas 4 canciones. no es para mí.
Only bearable song is Where is My Mind. But so forgettable even while listening to it. Whole album is pretentious shite made by people with a stick up their
Я робив відос про цей альбом)
I love this album but hadn't heard the expanded version.
Interesting tunes, thx
It was good not fan but ok
Surfer Rosa, the Pixies’ debut album, is a deceptively good album and my introduction to a band that significantly influenced many great artists who came after them. Famous for its then-groundbreaking production and unique raw approach to rock, the album consistently sounds unpolished, noisy, and messy—all compliments. The album grew on me over the course of listening to it, what at first sounded like just-okay screechy rock gaining my appreciation after the first few tracks for the innovative predecessor to grunge and other 90’s alternative rock movements that it is, followed by my enjoyment by the end of the album for its abrasive catchiness. The album’s somehow both off-putting and humorous lyrics, also apparently part of what made them so innovative, stand out as another interesting feature. ‘Bone Machine,’ the opener, starts us off strong lyrically with key moments including references to cuckoldry, being molested by priests, and the questionable “Your Irish skin / Looks Mexican / Our love is rice and beans and horse’s lard.” This decent enough opening track introduced the album’s sound, but the best of it comes in the second half. No single song stands out to me in particular, except for the accessibly catchy, famous, and very good ‘Where Is My Mind?’ The album is fairly consistent from song to song, gradually rising in quality as it progresses. Moments that let Steve Albini’s experimental, rough production and Black Francis’s almost rabid vocals take off unrestrained are where this album shines brightest. This was a worthwhile and pretty enjoyable listen, and the Pixies have gained my appreciation for it. Rating: ~5.5 ____ Album 7 / 1001+
i didn't know that nirvana's nevermind took lots of inspiration from this album, but you can really hear it. really good stuff
3/5 I almost rated this a four, but ultimately this album is not the type of music I typically enjoy. This is defintely a "raw" album with some interesting rhytmic ideas and intersting guitar tones. I enjoyed the driving bass and drum fills (even though I got a little bored at some points). This album has a lot of catchy hooks as well and I appreciate the experimenation. Bone Machine 3/5: Some weird lyrics, "Are love is rice and beans and horses lard" A decent song with a simple driving bass line and chord progression Break My Body 3.5/5: This song is a little dissonant at times which I like. The melody and guitar together clash a bit which makes sense for the song. Something Against You 3.25/5: Intresting intremental tracks with some weird shouting in the background that are cool. The drum fills are really good Broken Face 3.25/5: The broken face hook is kinda funny and catchy, quick fun song Gigantic 3.75/5: This song has a catchy hook and I like how the verse is more chill and builds to the chorus. I think the end of the song could have been cut short, the same thing is just being repeated over and over again with no variation River Euphrates 3.75/5: Cool echoey guitars to this song. The bass lines are starting to get boring in this album I wish they were more varied. Intersting time signature Where Is My Mind 4.5/5: Very famous song, the guitar riff is so memorable Cactus 3.5/5: Very interesting rhythm, the time signautre unexpectedly changed, not too much else going on though Tony's Theme 2.5/5: The vocals were different.... kind of an annoying song, but when Tony is shouted it is catchy I can't lie. Oh My Golly! 3/5: This song has great drum fills and fun fast guitar strumming, but nothing too different from the rest of the album. The end of the song was pretty funny Vamos (Surfa Rosa) 3.5/5: It is interesting how the tempo changes in this song, creates an interesting feeling especially with all those intereseting guitar tones. Not exactly sure the meaning of this song... I'm Amazed 2/5: I am really not sure what the point of this song is... it was interesting how the conversation transitioned into the song Brick Is Red 3/5: Pretty cool riff and I like the pauses in this song. Not really a fan of the guitar tone.
3.5★/5 [06.16.2026] 06.17.2026
didn't like it aside from a couple songs
I would have loved this album of I heard it at the time, the opening bass is sublime.
I La La love Pixies. What a great band. So influential. I remember the first time I heard this record. I couldn’t even fully process it. What are they even doing? What are these songs about? Mutilation? Scuba Diving? Big Dicks? Is that Spanish? Why do I like it? Who is this Black Francis character? Why doesn’t the bassist sing more songs? This guitar player is great! That drummer swings! I like this band. A lot. 4.8 ^
This one put Pixies on the map! Raw. Original. Took some punk roots and grunged it up. Also smart and melodic and even a little catchy despite the rawness and abrasiveness of the aggressive guitars. Kim Deal is the secret weapon here…. Both the killer bass lines and backup vocals. Never duplicated. So many bands took influence from these guys. Not the least of which was Nirvana. Pixies (and this album particularly) are under-credited for the role they played in shaping the best music of the late 80s/early 90s and even beyond. This is a phenomenal album. An easy 5 for me (as Doolittle will be when I get to it… it must be on this list too).
se juntaron a hacer ruido, es una banda de garage q tocan fuerte. No me gustó nada. Where is my mind, el mas escuchado, lo recontra conozco. No sabia q era de ellos. Lo unico rescatable (y hasta ahí). Horrible
Bone machine - 3/5 Break my body - 3/5 Something against you - 2/5 Broken face - 2/5 Gigantic - 3/5 River Euphrates - 4/5 Where is my mind? - 5/5 Cactus - 3/5 Tony's theme - 2/5 Oh my golly - 2/5 Vamos - 1/5 I'm amazed - 1/5 Brick is red - 2/5
Its noisy, the guitars are distorted, the recording is amateurish, The vocals sound cheap and all over the place, and many of the songs have barely any structure to them. But it works so goddamn well. I forgot how good this album was. It is clear that these guys liked to avoid sounding too commercialised and like to cater to a specific audience that enjoy the alt rock scene of the 80s and 90s, much like other bands like sonic youth and smashing pumpkins, but they somehow manage to get the song Where is My Mind plenty of radio airtime as well as featuring on the David Fincher film Fight Club. Hopefully I will see Tromp Le Monde and Bossanova on this website as well.
perfection.
I thought I liked punk but I don't know anymore. Half of this is just shouting.
I don't know if the members of this band are as weird as they come off on this album, but I'm here for it. When everything is falling apart and I'm totally stressed out, "Where Is My Mind?" is one of my go-to songs. It's also the first song I learned to play all the way through on bass. I really like this album. It's angsty, weird and hits the spot when I'm in one of those moods.
Doolittle's older brother from the wrong side of the tracks. Outside of poppier cuts "Where Is My Mind?" and "Gigantic", this is much more of an abrasive affair with Black Francis howling his lungs out delivering absurd lyrics. This feels more explosive than any Pixies record that came out after this. I prefer Doolittle more, but this is still an immensely important record that helped shape alternative music in the decade following its release.
great
2 utterly classic songs, a winning musical formula and the best possible producer at this point in their career, but Surfer Rosa doesn't really cohere. The songwriting is too tossed off. Everything would fall in to place on Doolittle.
2/5
I find Surfer Rosa is a handful of highs and a large amount of meh. It's possibly my least favourite Pixies album despite having a couple of their best songs on it. Whilst it's hard to deny the brilliance of Where Is My Mind? or the infectiously hooky Gigantic or even the unhinged craziness of Bone Machine, most of the rest for it is a choppy mess of songs that I've always struggled with and don't quite live up to the same benchmark.
Sick 80’s grunge/punk! It’s crazy how you can really hear this album in so many artists today! Really cool, inspiring and experimental. Definitely one of the best 80’s albums ever maybe even rock albums ever. It has a pretty weak intro but really great in the middle! I’d recommend Gigantic, River Euphrates, Where is my mind?, Cactus, Tony’s theme and Brick is red
May hits I'll listen to again, gigantic, river Euphrates, didn't realize where is my mind was on this album, brick is red 6/10
nothing nothing nothing WHERE IS MY MIND nothing nothing nothing
it’s fine
Dit is natuurlijk precies mijn jam. Heel lekker, maar Doolittle is "dé plaat". Dit is een hele fijne aanloop
Spitfire turnin-Pop a wheelie burnin! evil chasing!
doolittle is better BUT, this is still pretty good too (where is my mind? is one of the best song ever written)
Knew one song that I was not aware was by the Pixies. Not really my style of music.