Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Thyme by Simon & Garfunkel

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Thyme

Simon & Garfunkel

3.61
Rating
28375
Votes
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2%
2
10%
3
32%
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38%
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19%
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not that great, basic folk 60s

I did not do much on Friday between laundry, work, and getting ready to head to Taos. At work I listened to a company meeting about virus treatment which was pretty interesting. During this meeting I learned that CRB did in fact contribute to the development of the CoVID vaccine for Pfizer and Moderna. I also worked on coordination at the penthouse for process piping and talked through finishes at the lyo with Kevin, Stacie and Vidula. This album was not given much attention by me, although I will say my favorite song was probably Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine.

Didn’t love it and didn’t hate it. Couple of ‘nice’ songs but wouldn’t purposefully put them on.

Production: 6/20 Songwriting: 11/20 Innovation: 8/20 Bangers: 5/20 Emotional response: 8/20 =38 Sorry lads this was boring but I liked the song where you took the piss out of Bob Zimmerframe

Not my vibe sorry

A bit depressing

Alright but not really in a folk mood at the time of listening. The last track was eerie and probably my favorite despite the simplicity

Sounds very similar to The Beatles and Lou Reed. Neither of which I particularly like

not my thing

Skipped over, the lyrics are boring and folk rock bringing nothing great to the table.

Really quite dull. Until the Dylan parody song which is both stupid and offensive.

it was...fine

Forced to sing this at primary school. Hate it with every atom in my body. How do I give negative ⭐️?

Vaya tostón

not my type

Too soft. And not the good kind of soft. Doubt I will listen again.

Nobody likes this boring crap. As I recall, Bluto smashed their guitar on the wall

when i saw the folk tag i was dreading this because i really do not like folk music. but when the first song started i was like oh! it might be nice! then the rest of the album played. i could not care less about this type of music and i don't understand why anyone would. i'm so sorry the only track that made me feel some semblance of emotion was the last one, but even then it felt kind of heavy-handed. thank the heavens that this was short, unlike some other folk albums i've listened to and similarly disliked fave track: scarborough fair / canticle

Probably the worst album I’ve ever heard

Demasiado antigua. Poco disfrutable

straight from the hoods of duloc headahh album... EEEEEEEEEEYUCK!!!

Not my type of music eh...

Too gloomy

how to give zero stars

Wow. This stinks.

I can’t take this soft shit, I love Joanna Newsom, Cat Stevens, especially Dylan. But this is at points too earnest and at other times a parody of itself. It’s commercial but it’s fighting to not be, maybe? This sucks!

I just can’t like this no matter how many times I try, not sure why. “7 O’clock News/Silent Night” is a great Christmas song though. Tom

Literally couldn't finish it. Painfully americana in it's infancy

I don’t know about these guys

ไม่ใช่แนว แต่ชื่อเพลงเก๋ดี น่าเอาไปใช้เป็นแคปชั่น

As a reviewer said previously, there's only vanilla here, no parsely, sage, rosemary OR thyme. I just don't really like S&G, not solo, not together. Despite the 28 minute runtime, I just couldn't get through to it.

Christ, how I hate Simon & Garfunkel, this was why I became a punk (in my teens) in the first place. Luckily, it didn't last more than 28 minutes. Plain, dull pretentious and sugar coated folk, yuk! 1/5

I'm not listening to Simon and Barfunkle.

Picture the most insufferable characters in a Woody Allen movie from the '70s. This was their favorite album. Listen, I try to be open-minded. I don't want to judge albums by their covers, or even by the songs I've heard before and disliked. I'm open to the possibility that I'll be surprised. Hey, I didn't even hate Bookends! But this album is proof that you can do all that and still have your presumptions reinforced. It starts with the cover, easily one of the wussiest in the history of pop music, and continues to the songs, which also earn that title. I'm not anti-folk. There's just something so acutely annoying about "The 59th Street Bridge Song," for instance, that turns me into John Belushi smashing the guitar in Animal House. The lyrics frequently come across as annoyingly self-satisfied (the nadir being "A Simple Desultory Philippic"), but are annoying in general. Ugh, and the ham-handed social commentary of "Silent Night" with news reports to close? The worst.

I can with this type of stuff. In my head I just see pretentious white dudes in the corner of a coffee shop singing this with the air that they’ve tapped into some really deep meaning. But no.

this was a task. no thanks.

Boring

Don’t like

Personalmente no me gusta ese género.

This is the 185th album I’m rating. Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme that is a Lana Del Rey rhyme. Adding to my Playlist - Cloudy, Homeward Bound, The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine, The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy), Flowers Never Bend with the Rainfall, and A Simple Desultory Philippic (or How I Was Robert McNamara'd into Submission). Not Adding to my Playlist - Scarborough Fair/Canticle, Patterns, The Dangling Conversation, For Emily, Whenever I may Find Her, A Poem on the Underground Wall, and 7 O'Clock News/Silent Night. 7 O'Clock News/Silent Night - I prefer the version with Fiona Apple. All in all I liked 6/12 songs. Not as bad as I thought it would be based off of how much I disliked Graceland.

I think I prefer the herbs over the album. This is a bit limp-wristed. Best song was the Dylan pastiche "A Simple Desultory Phillippic" (whatever that means). I'm just not an S&G guy. Unfortunately we are bound to see more from the duo on the list and I hope they are better records. These 2 herbivores get 1.48 stars for this one.

My mother used to listen to music like this when I was a small child. Hated it then, hate it now.

HATE. 1/5

Esta bien el album, pero no es para mi. Hay dos o tres canciones que me gustaron y tal y el ritmo en si es tranquilo y bonito pero no me termina de enganchar

vampires

Boring

Mmmmm never liked them.

I found this album very boring. Not sure why I got two Simon and Garfunkel albums in two weeks. Their themes just are not for me. 7 O'Clock News is hardly even a song. I know there's political themes, but I'm not listening to them for the political themes, I'm listening to music because I want to hear music.

Not a fan of sixties music generally and nothing here to change my mind. Sounds like songs kids would sing at school. Nothing offensive, nothing particularly interesting.

i fucking hate simon and garfunkel.

Did not care for it

Most of this sounds like glorified Renaissance Faire music. There's one song that sounds like Bob Dylan (and even name checks him near the end sort of) and the album ends with Silent Night but as a protest song? I don't know, I didn't like this.

Uusi sääntö: Jos "one night stand" albumissa maininta, yks star alaspäin heh... irstailua..

This was corny boots, top to bottom. I don’t care when something was made, I cannot abide songs about “grooviness”. And I know they thought they really did something with that 7 O’clock news/silent night song but I’d have to disagree. This was going to get a very generous 2 until the Bob Dylan shit in A Simple Desultory Philippic. Even if it was making fun of him it needed to be meaner for me to be on board by that point.

Song: Scarborough fair I do not like this song it is scary and it sounds sad I don't recommend this song Song: homeward bound I don't really like this song because it sounds sad again but if they made the lyrics happy and the singers have more energy then it would be a good song but this is okay Song:7o'clock news this song is good I listen to his song on the radio when it is christmas time

I don't like this song because it has no happy energy. I would not recommend this song I don't like this song because it's kinda too sad. I would not recomened this song

i dont like this album because it is a sad song. i don 'recommend this album because its sad

this one is just has weird lyrics I don't like how the memo is and I don't really like how its giving a folkore vibe and I don't like the background instruments The second one I don't like the lyrics and I don't like the genre or the background music and its just not really my type of music I would listen two. the third one I don't really like because it has like a deep meaning and I can barely hear him and I just don't like the background type of sound.

the first song started off really weird cuz there was like 5 voices in the first thingy its Lowkey bad oms I can barely understand what their trying to say or the lyrics the next song is weird to cuz like the voice is so bad like who is u oms the lyrics are weird and random but the background music is kinda good but that's like the only thing that's good this isn't the type of music I listen to. the last song is kinda good cs it was lowkey calming oms

didn’t like it. annoyed me. being harsh here and vague bc i half listened. luca s (🇮🇹) ahh review💔

Sappy, soft singing and ultra-gentle instrumentation, tedious lyrics. I cannot see the appeal. The only tracks which stood out were A Simple Desultory Phillippic, a simple and out-of-place Dylan parody, almost a comedy song; A Poem on the Underground Wall; and the final 7 o'clock News/ Silent Night, which was a bit like a teenage art student's first "deep" song. I agree with the idea, didn't like the presentation. One star. A bit harsh but I honestly don't want to listen to any more Simon and Garfunkel after this.

A classic for the ages, very jam band

Not more Simon & Garfunkel!!!! I find it hard to find any enthusiasm to listen to any of Simon & Garfunkel work. The music is slow, passive and boring. In short, it's a dull album full of passive songs that you dont really care about or pay attention to. Favourite song: homeward bound Least favourite: most of the album is boring Album artwork: lame

Not sure I’m down with this genre. Simon on his own, yes. This music is lost on me

Little slow for me

This album wasn’t for me, didn’t like it at all

I was gonna abandon this one early but it’s only 30 mins so I powered through and some of the tracks later (the Dylan one) were good but overall I didn’t really like this. (That Scarborough one is abysmal.)

Since listening to radio in the early 70's I feel like I've had this and other folky stuff forced onto me like it's the bestus thing ever. Nope. Still not a fan.

good vibes but not for me. Only liked 2 songs out of the 11. Glad it was only 30 mins

Just really hard music for me to listen to. The lyrics seem interesting but I tend to fall asleep around the first line. The title alone while telling didn't prepare me for so much softness.

Considered giving 2 stars because I didn't mind the last song but I will not give credit for playing news audio under a Silent Night cover.

Not a great album imo.

Short which is always a bonus with a dull album. Very little of any interest going on here. There may have been one okay song

Makes me wonder what the allure of this band is. Not a great album imo - struggled to keep my attention

It's a perfectly pleasant listen, but shit it's got to be one of the most boring listens we have had. A compilation of highly forgettable tunes that never offer enough to pull you in. All this made me feel was annoyed and perhaps a little frustrated, and somehow I don't think that was the intention of the album. 1.5/5 Fav Track: Scarborough Fair sorry bout it

Shit! The last song/outro is kind of cool(thanks for the heads up J) but this is dog shit

Simon and go-F-yourself. Where are the good albums!?

Self important, bloated, and pretentious, but also somehow trite and pat, even Feeling Groovy which should have been a light hearted and whimsical little tune sounds like an inauthentic drag, it's no wonder they were the laughing stock of the notoriously snooty NY folk seen for a while, they should have remained so.

i dont give a shit about folk Significant 30/92 Liked 14/92 Added 4/92 NNN

Awful. Can’t stand their voices.

I could go the rest of my life without hearing Simon and Garfunkel again and be just fine.

no me gusta

Not my vibe.

Simon. And Garfunkel. I rest my case.

The opener of this album does a good job of sounding both theatrical and satanic. And annoying, too. This continues into track two, where I ceased listening to this shite

Just not for me

Noooooo

The only positive characteristic is that it's relatively short.

A load of tambourine circle, hippy rubbish.

Levyllinen hävyttömyyden normalisointia, joka yltää ajoittain kauneuteen, muttei koskaan tarttuvuuteen.

Ugh, stab me in the ear with a fork. That would be more enjoyable than Simon and Garfunkel. I feel like listening to this album might actually cause erectile dysfunction. I force myself to listen to every album all the way through, but this one was a struggle. I’d rather listen to my tinnitus than more S&G.

Una siesta.

I was stuck unable to stop the music and had to endure this 4 times over. Alas, marking down for being unlistenable 4 times over.

Pour écouter en mangeant de la soupe et en lisant « du bouillon de poulet pour l’âme ».

Dissapointed in this. Only knew Scarborough fair and wasn't a fan but was hoping there'd be a few other gems in here as I've heard a few good Simon and Garfunkle songs over the years. The song with Dylan was the standout.

I like Paul SImon's songwriting and the harmonies on some of their other stuff, but this is mostly shit. Fucking Scarborough Fair, fucking Silent Night.

Did not like this at all. Some of the lyrics are unbelievably pretentious. Liked 1 song

Lol @garfunkel

Didn't dig this at all. I'm a child of the 80's and have a VERY eclectic taste in music, but I just found this to sounded somewhat pretentious, bland and generally uninteresting to listen to.

Sorry, maybe I just wasn’t in the right mood but I found myself losing the will to live while listening to this. I’m sure it was good in it’s day while lying in tall grass and tripping out on lsd and wondering why we can’t all just get along. My wife liked the harmonies, I didn’t really.

Not for me

Love this album, has been a part of my life since I can remember. always relevant.