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Superb
Så otroligt många bra spår.
Some great songs on here!
Klässik after classic
I was coming in to this album to hate it, but dammit, I have call a spade a spade and admit this album is pretty damn good. I was around 6 years old when this album came out and my family used to play the radio a lot so I heard some of these songs a lot, mainly from my mom and sister, and it drove me insane and I would avoid trying to listen to it and because of that it lead to me listen to heavier stuff or songs that were the antithesis of the kind of the music this was like rap, metal, electronic etc. But now that I am older and have developed a more eclectic and can appreciate pop songs like this and more, man I can't deny how good Adele and this album is. The fact that someone with this much emotion, raw power with her vocals, and can make songs this intimate and then it becomes the highest selling album of the 21st century is crazy. There is no song on here I would call vapid or distinguish like other pop songs of this time and later one. She knows how to write catchy hooks and also make it incredibly devastating like with Set Fire to the Rain. In conclusion, if you hated something as a kid, look back at it and see if it's change because 9 times out of 10, you were too naive to really appreciate it.
Rolling In The Deep Rumor Has It Set Fire To The Rain He Won't Go One And Only Lovesong (cover) Someone Like You
Middle school shower bangers all over the place
What a strong album. It's nice to see her evolve since this time in terms of style and themes, but it's not hard to see why this remains the top-selling album of the 21st century. I feel like I've heard many of the songs on this album before, but don't mind at all hearing them again, and I enjoyed the songs I wasn't familiar with either. I do wish for her sake, though, that she didn't continue to experience so much heartbreak in her life, even if she has a gift of transforming the pain into soulful music. I think my favorites are "Set fire to the rain", "Someone like you" and "Rolling in the deep" (especially the latter's video, which is mesmerizing), which perhaps not coincidentally seem to be *everyone's* favorites. I also like her version of the Cure's "Lovesong". I also cheated and now see that we'll also get her album "25"--it's nice to know that this isn't the only Adele we'll get in this collection.
Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You, I'll Be Waiting, and the cover of the Cure's Lovesong are terrific. Elswehere I think she oversells it but small complaint. I don't think this album is overproduced but her voice, persona, everything is so huge that I'd love to hear her in an even more laidback role.
5/11, 45%
This comes with a lot of nostalgia. Nothing groundbreaking, but enjoyable. Adele’s voice is just so beautiful.
Un tema memorable tras otro
amazing how someone so young can be so mature and fully formed as an artist and vocalist.
Great album - and not all maudlin by any means!
Er zit een knip tussen de eerste "now" en "rumour has it" en het is mokerirritant Nostalgia kicks in
Brilliant vox (obviously) but for me I can't help but feel like it's missing a lot of OOMPH from a lack of low end in places. Could have been five stars otherwise
I was receptive to this one today. The wife loved it, even back in 2011, and I can see why it was such a hit back in the day.
It’s amazing how many hits she got in on this one album.
Great album to showcase the best vocalist of the last 20 years. The range and power of Adele's voice is amazing, and I love the raw emotion and vulnerability in the lyrics on several of these tracks.
Starts off so strong. I prefer the more powerful songs over the ballads. Good listen though for sure
Somehow I had avoided listening to the biggest selling UK album of the 21st century until now, and it’s a remarkable piece of work. Written by Adele when she was just 21 (hence the title) in the aftermath of what sounds like a toxic relationship with a much older man, it naturally deals with pain, heartache and redemption. Musically, it’s a mix of genres but I found that I preferred the simpler tracks with the highpoint for me being ‘I Found a Boy’
rollin in the deep front lods the album rest is okay
Favorite Tracks: Set Fire to the Rain Rolling in the Deep Someone Like You
Great album, but a bit too cheesy for my taste.
Bona-fide classic
When this first popped up I was convinced we’d done it already. Turns out that was 25, an album I was mostly underwhelmed by. This one is significantly better, and I mean significantly. Adele has a powerhouse voice, which was used to middling effect on 25, mostly on ballads. The songs on here are harder, like pure pop goodness. Definite recommend.
Pilly approves (so do I)
I was familiar with the hits before and didn't mind them, but didn't pay them much attention. The songwriting and emotion here is genuine, playing up strong influences in R&B, without being inauthentic. If I knew there was a Cure cover, I would've checked it out a lot sooner. Well-done on that.
Holy shit... I don't know what I was anticipating, but this is great. I generally avoid pop music so despite knowing her name I was unfamiliar with most of her music before listening to this album. Her voice has an undeniable power in its quality, and her control over it suggests a discipline that I feel many vocalists will never achieve. Even musically, this is elevated well above standard pop. I can hear nods to classic soul, r&b, and even Americana/outlaw country underneath much of this. Despite the varied influences it never sounds like an experiment, and never makes the album feel erratic. Instead, using those influences to create a unique sound. Nothing here is accidental and it shows.
She is an amazing singer, but this is way too sappy for me.
Bever knew I'd enjoy this album as much as I did. Knew almost all songs and the ones I didn't surprised me very pleasantly!
Ya know, I really don't care for Adele in a general sense. I hear her music and I can respect the talent, but generally speaking something about the whole package has turned me off. That said, I'm now 3/4 of the way through this album and I couldn't tell you where this feeling originates. As I listen straight through, I find myself enjoying song after song. They are at once catchy AF, soulful, and packed full of amazing vocal performances. And yet, even though I enjoyed this album, I have zero desire to dig further into her discography. I'm not sure what that says about me. This is a strong 4 / 5.
Adele is not my jam but she is really talented. The album is really well done. Set fire to the rain is probably my favorite. 4 stars.
Another great Adele album that really showcases her pipes. This one had a bit more going on in the background than "25", but it still hit similar highs for me.
Rollin in the Deep was the absolute jam my freshman year of college. This album is another depiction of Adele's booming pipes. Not much more to say other than this is another great album by her. I couldn't listen to her everyday, but I am always happy when her songs come up. That version of Lovesong was very interesting I didn't know that she made one. I accidentally gave her last album 25 a 3 when it should have been a 4. This one is a very solid 4.
Adele is always one I never seek out but I've heard a ton and can dig her voice. Did not expect a Cure cover on here. + points because apparently like Brandon, I'm a fan. Had this on while working but damn she has some pipes. So much emotion in that voice it almost gets exhausting listening to a whole album. The classics I knew sounded even better with headphones and the unknowns were a pleasant joy. Set Fire to the Rain was my favorite.
Adele is one of the earliest musicians I remember recognizing on the radio. I remember my mom purchasing the CD for 21 and often playing it in the car. Revisiting, I think the songs are still fresh and powerful. I think Adele was pivotal in diversifying pop music in the 2010s, it broke up the monotony of Kelly Clarksons and Mariah Careys. This album starts out very strong with rolling in the deep and rumor has it, demonstrating right away her willingness to stray from one style. Set fire to the rain is the emotional climax of the album and the closing track someone like you is a powerful closer. This album was an instant classic for good reason, great production and great vocals. I'm unlikely to revisit but I can't deny the project of this album and how successfully it delivers.
Reminded me of the adele/skrillex dubstep mashup (Posted Jun 12, 2011): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md1QECWVRHs Listening to this mashup again, it isn't as good as I remembered.
The top songs of 2011: Party Rock Anthem - LMAFO Gimme Everything - Pitbull/Neyo Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5/Christina Aguilera Last Friday Night - Katie Perry In the middle of all this garbage Adelle released this soulful album that charted 5 mega hits. It's banger after banger of well composed, deep songs about love and hurt. Maybe the best album of 2011. I'll never listen to it again.
8/10 She has an incredible voice and the arrangements are great. 5-10-2024
wonderful 4 stars!
Con su segundo disco Adele se confirmó, a los 21 años, como una gran cantante y compositora. Su primer disco, titulado "19", ya mostraba su maravillosa capacidad vocal y contenía estupendas canciones soul agridulces y románticas, con ligeras incorporaciones de música folk. En "21" va un paso más allá y se convierte en una estrella del "blues pop" típicamente británico. Amor y desamor a raudales en un disco que abre a todo trapo con un himno gospel intemporal, "Rolling in the Deep". Con el listón tan alto el resto del disco parece desfallecer, pero nada más lejos de la realidad: la blusera "Rumor Has It" o el soul clásico de "He Won't Go" te capturan y lo desmienten. En todo "21" abunda el recuerdo y la añoranza por el amor perdido, convirtiendo a "Take It All" en todo un clásico del desamor. Personalmente me quedo, además del arranque del álbum, con la poderosa balada pop "Set Fire to the Rain" y la muy emotiva, "Someone Like You", sobre un antiguo novio del que la cantante no se ha olvidado aunque ahora esté casado.
I hadn't listened to this in years, I forgot how good the non-singles were. I really enjoyed He Won't Go and I'll Be Waiting Today. Someone Like You remains a GOAT breakup anthem.
Expected to hate this, and was wrong, because this album kinda rules. Nothing but hits!
Hard to believe all those hits came from the same album. One of the greatest sophomore albums out there.
A modern classic. Will be played at galas until the end of time.
Incredible album with a lot of hit songs. Adele has an incredible voice. Enjoyed this from start to finish. I hadn't listened to "He won't go" before and I especially enjoyed this track along with all the other hit songs.
30.04.24 Faves: - Rolling in the Deep - Rumor Has It - Set Fire to the Rain - Lovesong - Someone Like You Opinion: I've known Adele before and enjoyed it. Really good album. Amazing voice.
Like some of the tunes here. Easy listening
Some of these sound familiar… very solid packaged together tho. I hope she’s doing okay.
Mostly great Soul-pop. A lot of memories coming up with "someone like you".
Brilliant.
There is so much power in that voice. And emotional expression: just listen to Someone like you.
I knew several of these songs, of course -- everyone does. But I'd never listened to the whole album, and it turns out it's really pretty great. Good songs, good arrangements, good sonics -- just a really fun experience.
Over het algemeen gewoon een steengoed album, heeft een paar grijsgedraaide hits waardoor een deel van de nummers mij niet meer kan bekoren. Minder vaak gedraaide nummers zijn erg de moeite waard voor mij.
Adele's voice is something else. Great pop album of 2010's. Some worldwide hits, but I was also surprised by Lovesong cover
Adele has a hell of a voice, and she writes a great song too. This album starts off with a blast with Rolling In the Deep, but it keeps up the energy well 4/5
Powerful voice overlaid with powerful and vibe matching composition. Adele’s range is incredible. Great album, top 500 easy
Adele is undoubtedly a talented vocalist. 21 is mostly emotional piano ballads, several of which became well-known hits. A bit of extra variety would make the album a little better, but it's still fantastic.
21 a great album from a great artist. Not my type of music, but still very appreciated! 4.5/5
Can’t hate Adele
25 is more consistent, but there's too many hits here to ignore
Just like 25 this was definitely Adele. It was definitely good. She will still age well. All this said Adele does kinda make the same album over and over so I don’t have a lot to say. But hey it’s a good album. Best song: Someone Like You
Bangers
I got this album right after Suzanne Vega. I think Vega would have gotten a lower rating if the order had been flipped. Adele's vocals are just amazing.
Liked this far more than I thought I was going to. Rumour has it = banger Someone Like you = beautiful, heartfelt song
Wenn mein lokaler Musiksender "Someone Like You" spielt (also mind. 1x am Tag), schalte ich sofort um. Von daher war ich ja eher skeptisch... Aber sie hat mich überzeugt, auch wenn mein altes Metallherz protestiert. Selbst das Cure Cover gefällt. Ja, alles sehr glatt produziert aber egal. Heute mal 4 Sternchen.
There are several deserved hits on this album, but I appreciated listening to the album through, as I discovered a few softer songs that still showcased her rich voice well. I tired of the repeated theme a little, of nothing but relationships, but I think it's also fair that that was probably a theme in her life at that time too so it makes sense.
Have never listened to before. Quite liked it. Soulful. Catchy. Still not bothered about seeing her live though.
Although I haven't listened to Adele's '21' album yet, its widespread acclaim and cultural impact are undeniable. From the singles I've heard, it seems to be a deeply emotional and soulful collection of songs, showcasing Adele's powerful vocals and heartfelt lyricism. I'm intrigued to experience the raw emotion and storytelling that many have praised in this album.
Stunning voice. Obvious similarity to amy winehouse
Great singer. I had overlooked this album due to it being wildly popular. Mistake amended.
Inarguably a tremendous voice. Although I must say, I prefer her singing on soul, blues, and rock-inspired tracks compared to her ballads.
Just last week I was talking to my co-worker about how I'd never listened to an Adele album despite humming her songs regularly. Fixed. Favourite track: Someone Like You.
Not necessarily an album I'm reaching for but you have to respect the unique talent and songwriting here. An album deserving of this list. 7.5/10 (3.75/5)
Great pop. Is listen to a lot more pop if it sounded like this
Now I kind of get it. Great voice and some all-around excellent songs.
I listened to this album a while ago since I’ve heard a lot of Adele on the radio growing up. She wasn’t my favorite pop artist as I didn’t vibe with the slow heartfelt ballads she does often but she has a lot of good songs on this album. I love: Rolling in the deep, Rumour has it, and set fire to the rain. I still appreciate her music even though it’s not my taste anymore.
Favourite song - Turning tables
Really enjoyed this album, it has 4 undeniable hits and I liked all of the other songs too. I could be convinced that this album is a 5/5.
Some good songs, great voice.
Great vocals, of course. A great exhibition of her abilities, rich and full. Some songs were amazing. Covering The Cure was a nice touch
Amazing voice
Best song - Set Fire to the Rain
Modern Classic
The songwriting and voice talent on display are undeniable. If I was really into this kind of music, I’d give five stars.
I love Adele. Great album and I love watching her mature.
I thought I was too cool to jam to the music I was too cool to jam to when I was 13 or so. Then "Someone Like You" comes on at the end and yeah this shaped a decade of music. I was in 6th grade again, and had just been broken up with, again. That shit had me hurting over a 6th grade relationship >:o
I actually really do enjoy this album. I consider it one of my guilty pleasures. A lot of people may not care for her style, but you cannot deny that she has an awesome voice!
I remember when this came out, and I hadn’t really paid attention to pop music yet, but I was on a 9 seater bicycle at the beach when Rolling in the Deep came on our speaker. It was instantly catchy and the singer was insane! We played that like 4 times while riding around the boardwalk. Anyways that was my intro to Adele and hearing more tracks garnered more and more respect at her range and song writing ability.
I love some of the songs on here, the ones that weren't singles are kinda meh.
Full of classics plus some good ones that I never heard before. Adele's voice really carries it to a great album.
Magnificent
Not particularly in the mood for this today, but she's got a great voice and it's a solid album.
Adele popped up on a previous challenge, so I ended up listening to her all day. She's incredibly talented & I love her soulful voice. This album has my favorites & her first mega hits. It also reminds me of a time when I was behaving badly. Memories. 4 stars.
I don’t know what’s more nostalgic this album or all the remixes that came out of these songs. As someone who was 21 when this came out and it coinciding with the explosion of electronic music I. America, these songs were everywhere.
Not usually my style of music, but Adele is very special
- "you're gonna wish you never had met me" in the background gives me life 🤩 - rumour has it reminds me of glee,,,, IM SORRY IK ITS A BETTER SONG THAN THAT - OKAAAAYY BREAK IT DOWN DELLY (end of rumour has it 🤯) - the violins in turning tables??? iconic. shattering. everything this song needed. - never heard don't you remember before - understandable its not as powerful as the others - set fire to the rain never gets old. - "I. WON'T. GO" BAM BAM BAM - how is ill be waiting the least streamed song. HOW?? HOW??? arguably one of the best songs on this album - lovesong - spanish guitar? not mad. just... - AND THIS IS WHY I LOVE ALBUM CLOSERS THANK YOU ADELE 🙏🙏 4/5
beautiful voice
Despite the overplay, still a banger
Un relámpago en una botella es este disco. Es notable, creo, que en este listado también haya espacio para esta música y, sobre todo, este logro de Adele.
Her voice is amazing
Lots of hits obviously. Someone Like You is such a good song man. Would like to re-listen to I Found A Boy and Lovesong
If you're ever looking for an album that would empower you after a breakup, while also making you long for your ex...this is it! Her voice makes me feel ALL the feels
Great album brings back memories of commuting from Olathe to work. I would listen to this again.
Love the smooth vocals. Funny how young Adele was when she spoke about her youth as if in the rear view mirror.
She's very, very talented. Gorgeous voice. Not one for my own "Hall of Fame", but a well deserved 4
Incredible voice
Several instant classics, easy to see why she gained the recognition she did
Powerful flashback to the 2010's; I'll be waiting is a banger
Surprisingly good, her voice is just amazing. Some real good power ballads.
This lady is good. Really good. The production value of this is also top of the line. It’s easy to see why it was such an immense hit. I’m not a huge fan of her voice… a bit too effective for my taste, but it’s hard to listen to this and not give it the props that it deserves.
Not normally a fan of this sort of stuff, and especially the slow weepy ballads, but this…this was good. Firstly, Adele has an amazing voice, and the album is all about highlighting it. Her vocal performances here are powerful yet nuanced and engaging. As a listener you always stay invested in the songs and their stories. I’m a bloke approaching middle age, so am not the target market for this kind of album, but even I have to doff my cap and say I am genuinely impressed with her singing, song writing, and her take on love, loss and heartbreak here.
Gorgeous and I love it!
Incredible voice, one of the best of our generation The songs are centred around heartbreak, but they feel very real and genuine. beautiful album 4
Incredible voice/production and each song felt unique in their own right. Not an album I'd return to often just because most of the album has been overplayed by now, but still a great album.
25 is better to me, but only by a fraction.
Great vocals, of course, but more fun music than I expected. Ranged from rock leaning to jazz in addition to straight pop
Standout other than the hits: I'll Be Waiting
Great!
I’m just gonna rate it as close as I can to the average since I didn’t listen the whole way through. I’ve been exposed to this album’s hits ever since I first listened to the radio, and I gained a newfound appreciation for Rolling in the Deep and Rumour Has It after actually paying attention to the lyrics. Both great songs imo. I stopped at Set Fire To the Rain and I still don’t really care for it. I never really fucked with Adele too much, but I’m glad that most of the hits actually deserved to be hits.
As someone who only listened to the singles from this album, the album-only tracks certainly surprised me while listening to it.
Adele is a classic, but I haven't listened to her in years. It's nice to bring her back to my radar again. Not my absolute favorite type of music, but certainly important and influential. 7/10
Liked this way more than expected. Close to giving it a five.
fire album
Adele made some great albums in her 20s and this one is definitely her best. Almost all of the songs on this album are solid pop hits that are either upbeat and fun or sad and emotional. A bit overly generic but that’ll happen when your music is insanely popular. Her voice resonates masterfully throughout and this album is one of the best of the 2000s. 8.3/10
truly such a powerful voice -- always amazed
Overall -idk if I am just listening to these songs differently but these sound like completely new songs -the instrumentals, rhythms, melodies blend so well together -it’s peppered with hidden and new guitar riffs -she sounds so young -it’s kinda extremely bluesy, jazz, soul -it’s actually pretty diverse collection of sounds but with a strong through line Rolling in the deep -ok this is actually extremely blue grassy or ragtime ? -the hidden guitar riffs Rumor Has It -the bass goes fucking hard I’ll be waiting -OOOOOOOH? -huh?????? -this song goes so fucking hard There was one song that sounded so fucking country that I can’t remember
Мне действительно понравился этот альбом. Потрясающий альбом о расставании! «Take It All» может быть моей любимой, но несколько песен мне понравились. Я послушаю еще раз. Какой голос!
Classic
Honestly so iconic. Someone like you and set fire to the rain r such breakup staples but also childhood sad songs. Love her and her voice
I wanted to call this bland and dull but its pretty good. She has an amazing voice and writes a decent song.
1/31/24. This was everywhere when it initially released, but listening 13 years later you can't deny it's strong vocals, songwriting, and influence. A good amount of music took a lot from this album.
Didn’t listen but love CSN
As far as pop goes, it’s good.
Never listened to this album before but it’s worth the hype.
Some bangers on this. Would that she could return to this eras energy
Wow, this album was everywhere! I don't love all the songs but considering the impact it had still a solid 4.
Na de eerste twee nummers dacht ik dat dit op een vijf afstormde. Als de gemiddelde pop-zangeres tijdens het werk op de radio voorbij komt en je vraagt me tien minuten later wat ik geluisterd heb, kan ik waarschijnlijk geen antwoord geven. Adele krijgt het voor elkaar dat ik altijd bewust ga luisteren. Een van de fijne elementen is dat ze met haar gecontroleerde uithalen voor een continue mini-climax in haar muziek zorgt. De meer ingetogen nummers hebben dit ook wel, maar te weinig om mijn aandacht vast te houden. Ergens aan het einde is het album ook wel genoeg voor me. Laat ik een 4 noteren. Vooral voor de vergelijking met andere albums in het genre. Wat minder voor de match met mijn smaak.
Als er een hogere macht bestaat die de genen voor goed stemgeluid uitdeelt, dan hebben ze die in de UK allemaal bewaard voor Adele. Want wat hebben we naar een stel slechte zangers moeten luisteren daar in de jaren 80 enzo. Gelukkig maakt Adele dat allemaal goed, want wat een strot heeft deze vrouw. Het album is een verzameling hits, die nog vrij vers in het geheugen liggen. De ergerniswekkende cover van the Cure had ze dan weer achterwege mogen laten. Al met al is het prima aan te horen zo op de maandagochtend. Al is het wel een beetje veel van hetzelfde. 3,5 ster, waarbij ik neig naar 4.
Great voice, and she doesn’t overdue it with diva flourishes (looking at you, Christina). Gets a little weaker in the second half but finishes strong with Someone Like You.
listened to again still a great album
What a hit maker
Дуже хороша музика, мені прямо зайшло !!
4.5 This is only the second album of 25 that I was very familiar with prior to starting this project. While critics would disagree, I liked 19 more than this. She has an amazing voice nonetheless. One and Only, Take It All, and Don't You Remember are great and didn't get the play they deserved.
She's great. Her voice is beautifully nuanced,, but sometimes I feel like it is surrounded by overproduction.
Rolling in the deep is still amazing. A little hard to take someone like you seriously after the gummy bears. The world needs more cure covers besides love song.
Powerful voice!
Her voice is incredible, the music arrangement is well done but I find just some of the songs as standouts from the rest.
Not my style, but certainly a great artist.
Adele is one of those artists that’s better than her hits. But her hits are still great!
I can understand how this album became so popular. She has a great voice, and it's presented really well throughout the album. Her richly textured voice has a good crack/yodel in it, and it sounds natural and she doesn't overuse it. Reminds me of Amy Winehouse and Joss Whedon. Her cover of The Cure's \"Lovesong\" is plaintive and authentic. As with many artists, I enjoy Adele when I hear her, but I don't feel the need to seek out her stuff, as it is so easy to hear in the zeitgeist. Least favorite track: \"Rumour Has It\" for its repetitive chorus. \"Rolling in the Deep\" is a banger.
Three all-timers on one album
8/10
One of the pop artists that I actually enjoy listening to. This album is full of classics.
Beautiful, powerful, and cinematic. My mother loves this album; listening reminds me of her
"21" offers many hits. Rolling in the Deep, Rumour Has It, Someone Like You, and Set Fire to the Rain. This album is very soulful and explores the vocal range Adele is known for, fittingly, as it is her breakthrough album. She explores many different tempos as well as topics as she reveals character depth at age 21.
I’ve heard before and I like it, not blown away
Loved that is was all greatest hits kind of album. Felt like I was back in middle school, high school, and my early 20s listening for the first time. Good soulful listen.
Good album. It’s not my normal music to listen to but Adele has a great voice and strong lyrics.
Not really my style of music, but hard to deny how good it is. Sing well.
impressive song writing and production, but horribly compreesed recording
4/5. Am I becoming an Adele fan? There are some great songs on this record. Fantastic singer. The music can be a little boring and plain, but her voice and lyrics make up for it.
Not too bad. Couple of bangers and one secret banger
Mostly good!
It's really good.
Enjoyed it
Great album.
Really solid but not my favorite genre of music to listen to a lot. But for what it’s trying to be, it does it emphatically. Liked this one more than 25. Rating: 4.1
Solid 4.5 for me! I love the piano plus her lyrics are great. Rolling in the deep is awesome! Someone like you is fire.
Great album. Not my usual style, but her voice is amazing.
Excellent singing backed by a nice band. The song lyrics themselves on some of the tracks were the only major thing that lowered the rating, even if some other songs *almost* make up for it.
While it’s not entirely my cup of tea, I can recognize it for what it is and how many hits were on this one album that have stood the test of time. Essentially the album that put her on the map
Solid album, talented artist, already knew most of these songs but have to be in a specific mood to listen
Great album. But idk I think Adele is just played out for me. I've head every song on this album everywhere for 10 years straight.
301223 14:27 3.5
Wow, a powerful, soulful recording. Adele is an amazing artist who puts so much of herself into her recordings. Loved listening to this all the way through- I think 30 is the only one I’ve listened to in its entirety. Favorite song was definitely “I’ll Be Waiting.” Tons of fun and I love the retro jazz-soul sound. Four stars!
Yeah, it's a good album
Very catchy songs overall, with words about breakups and helped me to get over some sad moments. However I wouldn’t listen to it regularly.
I expected to hate this, but actually quite liked it. Obviously somewhat self indulgent but much less so than '25', and lots of well known songs. Difficult to tell if I enjoyed it because it's good, or because it's familiar, but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. Rating: 3.5/5 Playlist track: Rolling in the Deep Date listened: 14/12/23
so many iconic songs. i’d probably give it a 3.5 if i could bc it’s pretty solid album but i’m stuck with whole numbers so i’ll lean 4 for impact alone. also forgot how much i love her lovesong cover!! gonna go listen to 25 now too
Kennt man. Unfassbar, mit 21 so ein Album heruaszudrehen. Respekt. 4.4
Echt geil, 4, super Sängerin einfach.
Adele ist eine Ikone. Diese Stimme ist wirklich unverwechselbar. Ist nicht für alle was (vermutlich), mir gefällt es! Mein Lieblings Song von ihr ist "Chasing Pavements" aus dem Debut Album "19". Das tut aber nichts zur Sache, mir gefällt dieses Album auch! 8.2/10
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Sommigen nummers van dit album zijn fenomenaal, er zitten echter ook een paar nummers tussen die niet zo goed zijn als de rest. Ik wil het heel graag een 5 geven, maar t neigt voor mij toch net iets maar naar die 4,4
I've never listened to this whole album, but have obviously heard many on the songs already. For a mainstream pop album, it isn't overly produced. Adele's voice is pretty remarkable. Very powerful. She is able to carry most of these songs just with her voice alone. I assume based on the title of the album that she was only 21 when she created this, which is pretty incredible. She has a commanding presence and these songs are captivating, which is extremely impressive for anyone, let alone someone that young. The Cure cover was a little surprising.
Adele is a vocal powerhouse who deserves every bit of success she's had since this record. I used to roll my eyes when someone talked about Adele as if she was Aretha Franklin. I don't roll my eyes so much anymore. The thing that doesn't really resonate with me on this one is the complete overproduction, particularly in the instrumentation. There's not exactly a 'warm' sound in the instrumentation, which makes me want to spend less time in it. We also have an overuse of strings, almost as if Phil Spector got a hold of it. It's catering to the mass audience of listeners, which is fine, but I think this would be an easy 5 stars if I got that throwback sound in it (think Sound & Color by Alabama Shakes).
On 21, Adele delivers a vocal performance almost as awe-inspiring as the album's colossal, enduring success.
Surprised I liked this as much as I did actually. Just a pretty solid album. Nothing groundbreaking but I enjoyed it.
I love this album and always have
This by any means is not a perfect album. Adele voice is amazing, no question about it but I kinda feel that production is boring and often sounds the same. I mean singles are great but the rest of the album sounds more like a filler. Enough said to my surprise that Lovesong is the best from entire record and this is cover of course.
Not necessarily my type of music but great album
Certified hood classic
It's a pop artifact obviously but in its context it's pretty flawless. Maybe an issue in pacing, it gets a little bogged down in the middle with too much slow and sad, but they are all good songs.
4/5
Adele’s voice is undeniable; such an amazing instrument. The pathos and nuanced emotion she brings to the tunes is palpable and the songwriting overall solid, but I don’t know… I’m still left at a bit of a distance from connecting with this one. I think I prefer the raw grittiness of 19 over this more polished production, which is maybe polished up a bit too much for me.
This album seems to have snuck up on society, and for good reason. Where the industry for female singers/entertainers tend to be strained through the pop-genre where hopefully a label can extrude a symbol, Adele's musical offering took that much more difficult road, of singing songs that undeniably could only be performed with the heart and soul she possesses. Adele is not a dancer, nor does she entertain with any type of pomp and circumstance, she is a modern day crooner. Her voice sounds perfect when maybe it should not, and should she ever sound inconsistent, somehow the listener misheard that. Is Adele perfect? No, but she is quite close. If the listener can bypass the hype that her albums generated and really focus on Adele the singer, there is so much depth and artful observations to make. The album is not a concession in the colosseum, but a rare opportunity to experience something truly great.
8/10
Mér finnst Adele virkilega góð. Hefði viljað minna af rólegheitum og meira af stuði eða þá tvær plötur, ein með hvorri stefnunni því bæði eiga rétt á sér en í mismunandi aðstæðum. Samt virkilega gott stöff.
The singles are bangers.
Een pareltje, daarom vier sterren. Zoals jij idd beschreef vallen er een paar gaten tussen de hits in maar dat doet ze opzich slim, want daardoor blijft het aantrekkelijk. Ze was in deze tijd echt een hitmachine, wat ongelofelijk knap is. Zelf vind ik 'Rumour has it' een knaller die ik alweer een beetje vergeten was. Vier sterren.
Erg goed
Musically quite interesting, solid recording and Adele has a great voice.
Nice album
This is an amazing album. Every song is great. Her vocal range is put on display. I'm glad I was reminded of this album. I should revisit it more often
Another one of these albums that probably indisputably belong on here with several of the singles amassing literally billions of plays. What that means for me is feeling absolutely nothing when these songs come on. Instead of transporting me with her lyrics, I'm transported to the shopping mall looking for a crappy overpriced phone case. A shame, really. On the other hand, there's a run of FIVE of her "lesser known" songs that starts with a funky "He Won't Go" and ends with a sneaky organ riddled "Love Song" - that exclusively rips. The least listened to song on the record happens in this 5 song run, "I'll Be Waiting". Thinking it was going to be a potential slow snore... Instead was surprised with an upbeat, funky, horn-laden track that again - rips! Hell yeah Adele. You got pipes on ya and pipes on the track. In another universe, you won't be playing in the malls, but you'd be playing in my home. The true definition of suffering from success.
Very good album. Blues, pop and soul all come into play on this, Adele’s second album. It’s deeply personal as she wrote about the relationship troubles she was having at the time and her voice brings this all to life.
Love her voice, have heard the singles before (her cover of 'someone like you' is one of my fav sad songs of all time) but hadn't heard her cover of 'lovesong' before, like it very much. 4 stars, she would go on to do even bigger & better things!
Pretty fun album, solid. Several songs are very well known, possibly too well known. Someone Like You is still beautiful. Also, "Set Fire to the Rain" is just an epic lyric and title and nobody can convince me otherwise.
This album reminds me of such a specific time in my life, and it's incredible just how pervasive the hit singles were during 2011-2012. I do tend to enjoy the lesser-celebrated tracks on this album, but the entire thing is such a force that almost sags under its own weight at times. Favorite track: Lovesong
Adele doesn't give a fuck. She'll find someone like you, you're lucky to hear her cry about it. You'll love it. You'll fall in love with it.
finally a more modern album! reminds me of elementary/middle school. I don't listen to Adele enough. she has such a strong and beautiful voice. I like the drums in rolling in the deep. rumor has it is a little overplayed, repetitive, not my favorite. set fire to the rain is a legendary song. she went crazy on this one. some of these songs resonate with me more than others, and he won't go is a little lacking. I haven't heard I'll be waiting before, I like this one too. good brass instruments. lovesong is underrated, it's lower energy but very pretty. someone like you is Adeles best song. the piano is understated but complements her voice so nicely. it's real sad too.
This is a super popular album that seems to be universally loved. Adele has a strong and very impressive voice and she really uses it on this album. I'm not a regular listener of Adele and this is the first time I've heard some of these songs, but they're alright. There are a few songs that are just too much for me, especially with long drawn out vocal notes (screams). Not a fan of it, and just because you have the lung capacity to hold a note longer doesn't mean you should. As for more specifics, rumour has it was very repetitive and overplayed. Rolling in the deep is well mastered but you'll never hear me playing it for myself. Same thing with set fire to the rain and someone like you. I was forced to listen to these on the bus ride to and from school as well as my overly positive and outgoing art teacher in middle school. Don't want to hear it again but I recognize that they're objectively well done. I like the piano, and I find the melodies pleasing. I would not choose to put this album on though, which makes me feel like I'm overrating it at four stars.
This album has like 3 of the biggest songs on the past 12 years. Huge accomplishment for Adele at 21. Rolling in the Deep, Set Fire to the Rain, and Someone Like You are borderline overplayed but they actually are great. I liked hearing some of the deeper cuts on here that I've never heard before. Don't You Remember is very nice. I don't think I've ever heard it before. Also, key change at 3 minutes! He Won't Go isn't my favorite. The chorus on I'll Be Waiting in fun. One and Only is a little bit gospel? Not feeling it it. Especially the backup singers. Big finish with Someone Like You.
Mega gutes Album, auch abseits der großen Hits. Absoluter Banger: I'll be waiting.
I enjoyed everything, except for Rumour Has It (repetitive). Great voice! Some of the music is simplistic, but her voice elevates it.
we laughed, we cried, and my god did we set fire to the rain
Amy Winehouse rock/pop
Not really something I would listen to, but it is a good album
Solid but I’d still prefer a compilation of my fave songs from all of her albums.
Adele blesses us with her second studio album, casually dropping one of the records of the decade. Though 19 is fine, 21 is where she really shows her value. Her vocal range is mesmerizing making her voice unmistakable. You will always recognize her when you hear her singing. There is a couple songs she dominated the radio with during the early 10s.
Great memories. Released in 2011 when my children were in their teens. We'd listen to this all of the time. There's a bit of pop, soul and all inbetween. Sonically it sounds great and is another brill album to listen to on a road trip.
Wait what I’m an adelehead
This album makes me feel like Cheryl, a 48 year old mother of 2, who recently gained the courage to stand up for herself and leave Bartley, her alcoholic and emotionally abusive partner of the past 6 years. Yes, the unknown is frightening, but leaving Bartley was necessary for the safety and well-being of herself and her two children, Tia and Jarnathan. And she is still young, with so much love left to give to those who deserve it. Good things are ahead for Cheryl. So yeah, I found this album empowering
Powerhouse everything
Great voice. Some of the songs sound repetitive but then some of it is pure emotional and musical goodness.
gonna have to return to the less obvious ones on this one. because turning tables and one and only have my heart <3
I'm literally so mad. Adele is literally divorced, white-mom music - and yet it's one of the better albums I've heard on here. In fact, I would say this is one of those rare albums that leaves me genuinely dumbfounded with how well put together it is. Am I turning into a white mom? Do all my tacos contain corn now? Do my seasonings come directly from the box, if at all? How many signs do I have in my house about drinking wine? Is it possible I have kids and, if so, do I hate them and think about drinking wine all day?
The notes she can hit are insane. I always felt like I needed to skip through her songs when they came on but listening to her album kinda changed my perspective a bit. The songs are so nostalgic and I just can’t believe how incredible her voice is
This album is incredibly good. It’s easy to digest for the masses, but for the more trained ear there is some really great songwriting that I think goes unnoticed in Adele’s career. Her voice is quite powerful and the piano composition really compliments her voice. All of the tracks sound similar but that isn’t necessarily bad, in this project she clearly had a certain kind of music in mind and for the most part perfected that sound.
Adele is a vocal legend, and the writing is great, but it’s not something I’d find myself wanting to listen to.
Simultaneously annoyed and impressed by this. Talent and production is off the charts but just feels a little fake. If I'm not paying too much attention the tunes are all catchy, but if I start listening close it feels more like manipulation than true enjoyment. Still can't ignore that it was enjoyable. Lowest 4 possible.
I enjoyed this album. It was a good change of pace around the time it came out.
Pop off sis lol Adele is a mood
Better than I remember
Incredible voice. I've heard many songs before but didn't attribute them to Adele. Not always my style of music, though
i wonder if adele will still be putting out age-titled albums after 30 (or if they'll let her) there's only like 3-5 skippable songs on this tho - just banger after banger
Pretty mom-core, but I liked it. Rolling in the deep, I’ll be waiting, Rumour has it are highlights.
Heck of an album. Went diamond, so she must've done something right. She has such power and poise blended into a beautiful sound. Great album
Pretty good. Great singing. Songs are sad
1., 2., 5., 8., 11. are bangers, rest ok
Fav: Don't You Remember LF: Rolling In The Deep Legit astounded at the amount of bangers in this, high 8
I remember when I first heard songs from this album, which was my introduction to her, and how blown away I was by her vocal abilities. Still am. She's truly remarkable. I also like the sparse style of these compositions and arrangements, and the production is superb. Truly an excellent album by an incredibly talented performer.
Adele is a sweetheart. This isn't my go-to genre or type of music, but I cannot do anything but appreciate the voice and delivery of the album
Adele is a mixed bag for me. Sometimes I really love her music and other times I'm very bored by it. With this album, I love the singles, but the rest of the album is underwhelming. My favorites are "Set Fire to the Rain," "Rumour Has it," and "Someone Like You," and because of that, I'm giving this a 3.5 but rounding up to 4.
This album was everywhere when it came out. The big hit is obviously Rolling in the Deep. And it can be argued that Adele (along with others of course) paved the way for solo female artists that charted big in the 2010s. Listening to it outside of its cultural context is interesting. The music is arranged to allow Adele’s voice to be the primary focus. Which is probably not necessarily a bad thing. Other albums I have rated and enjoyed are like this, like Billie Holiday.
Did not fully appreciate Adele’s talents until listening to this entire album. Was initially laying down to rest while listening but the first couple of tracks require max volume.
Rolling in the Deep: Classic Rumor Has It: Funny but the hand claps make it corny. Also it’s “Rumor” Turning Tables: Banger, respectfully Don’t You Remember: Saddest wedding song ever Set Fire to the Rain: Banger and a half, best song here He Won’t Go: RICK RUBIN?? Take It All: Like the gospel choir but kinda got bored this one I’ll Be Waiting: Banger, Amy Winehouse really paved the way for Adele One and Only: Adele in her R&B/Prince Era Lovesong: BOSSA NOVA CURE?? Someone Like You: Classic Overall: Did not think I would love it as much as I did, I took a star off because she’s British :(
It’s no secret that there isn’t anything groundbreaking happening on this album. For an album that came from such a personal place, Adele’s lyrics are fairly straightforward and reminiscent of a million Pop songs we’ve heard before. The song structures are all pretty typical of a Blues-influenced Pop songwriting team cranking out power ballads, and the songs that break from the typical arrangements and structures (the opening two tracks) have been so ingrained in pop culture that they struggle to still doing fresh. Throw in a downtempo Cure cover towards the end and this thing was destined to be a megahit. So what redeeming factors does this album have? Pretty much the fact that this functions as the way a solo album typically should; As a showcase for the artist’s main strengths. In this case, it’s Adele’s vocal talents. Are those talents strong enough to elevate it past the less-than-stellar composition? Fucking YES they are! Seriously, is it just me? I forgot how incredible she is. It’s so engrossing. I mentioned not being impressed by the lyrics but she’s belting and selling the hell out of them for the whole record, it’s amazing. What an amazing talent and at such a relatively young age too. Points get taken off for the other stuff I mentioned, but she carries this album through sheer vocal force and I feel delivered a very impressive and engrossing listening experience despite not having the best foundations musically. Light 4.
That's a really good pop album. I didn't realise how many summer hits were on this album. I don't really think it's one of the top albums in history, but maybe one of the best summer records with crazy hits post-2010. Nice voice though.
It's worth listening more on Adele's talent and voice. Music itself is alright. Plus 1 star for Set Fire in the Rain. That's a track of power.
Classic album from the 2010s.
Dit is weer een topper. Luistert lekker weg en staan natuurlijk grote hits op. Blijf Turning Tables wel een zeiknummer vinden.
Strong and beautifuk album with great balance
Pretty good, annoyingly
I loved this album! It was great to revisit some jams from my teenage years and discover some new deep cuts that I hadn’t heard before. And I had no idea she had covered Lovesong by The Cure! Loved this journey
Adele is not my kind of music but the quality of this album cannot be denied. I find it to be a bit dreary and which she had the chance to do the more up-tempo album she wanted to work on. Sad Adele is good Adele, and the music is really good, but I can't say I would listen to this album again.
selbes "problem" wie bei taylor
"21" is the second studio album by English singer-songwriter Adele. The album has the Motown/soul influences of her debut "19" but adds elements of American country and southern blues. It explores themes of heartbreak, healing, introspection and forgiveness during and after the break-up with boyfriend which was happening during the writing and recording of this album. Adele collaborated with various songwriters and producers around the globe including Rick Rubin, Paul Epworth, Ryan Tedder, Jim Abiss and Dan Wilson. The album became the best selling album of the 21st century, won The 2012 Grammy for Best Album and the Brit Award for British Album of the Year. A strumming acoustic guitar and a pounding drum begin her big hit "Rolling in the Deep." Blues and gospel. Also, Adele's bluesy strong (and maybe over-the-top (maybe?)) voice. Written and recorded the day after an argument with her boyfriend. Well, there was at least one positive thing. "Rumour Has It" continues the thumping drums and bluesy tilt. A swirling piano towards the end. Aimed at her friends for gossiping. "Turning Tables" changes and slows things up. A ballad with piano and strings. Another song about a recent boyfriend argument. Her third single "Set Fire to the Rain" continues her in power ballad mode. Orchestral strings. Her vocals are more controlled...my favorite song thus far in the album for the restrained vocals. Her inability to let go. The album closes with the second single "Someone Like You." Another ballad with maybe her most emotional delivery. She found out her ex is now engaged, wishing him the best and trying to move on. The song was recorded at the end of the album's production. Yeah, this is Adele's album where I've heard most of the songs just by existing. The arrangements and production are great. I do like the change in styles jumping from blues to country to ballads to pop R&B. Her strong vocals can be a bit much for me at times and I tended to like the songs where she toned it down. Nevertheless, I liked the flow of the album from start to finish; a lot of other people in the world found something to like as well over the last decade.
pretty good tunes, enjoyed it.!
Ranges from masterpiece to just fine. More homeruns than I expected. Though Adele has always been one of my favorite female vocalists, I didn't expect the songs on this album that I hadn't already heard to be bops. Still, I probably would never get the itch to listen to these songs again, which is important to me.
adele is cool. nostalgia does a lot for me here. great collection of songs. certainly not my favorite genre of music though
Top 3 Songs: 1 - Turning Tables (3) 2 - Set Fire to the Rain (5) 3 - Someone Like You (11)
Ik luister het niet vaak maar dit blijft een guilty pleasure. Goede zang en zwijmel teksten, lekker voor de regenachtige zondagmiddag.
Ik had echt dit hele album dankzij bluetooth op m’n samsung star qwerty geflikkerd en gilde dit voor een half jaar iedere dag op de route van Azewijn naar Silvolde. Dikke vette 4 sterren voor alle ongelofelijke bangers én nostalgie
Voice to kill for of course, and some of the songs are very beautiful and 5 stars easily. But not all are. And the Cure cover was a disgrace to be honest. Give it a 4, in good mood
👍
I mean y'know it's Adele
Edellinen adele samaa tasoa.. täysin samaa tasoa.. respect hittien määrästä tässä kunnia nelosta objktv. 3..
This is such a beautiful album. The singing obviously, but also the production, lyrics, instrumentation. It’s got range and originality. It feels fresh and I enjoy listening to it. 4/5
Succes dat ik nooit zou bereiken op mijn 21ste.
I have this playlist on Spotify called "Epic girl songs of the 60s and 70s" (feel free to follow it!) that includes great songs by Dusty Springfield, Lulu, Laura Nyro, Bobby Gentry, and many more. They're dramatic, emotional, sometimes plaintive songs with a strong female lead vocal. I love that type of music. Adele would fit in really well on this playlist, even though she is obviously much more recent. Beautiful voice, strong, emotional songs, and great production. 4 stars.
In a world where pop was becoming a parody of itself, Adele was able to create an honest and powerful statement. Three of the most recognized and definitive pop songs from early 10s are from this album. I can also see many artists taking notes from this piece of work. If I was a pop musician. I would definitely want to write songs like these ones.
I had never listened to an Adele album from start to finish. Obviously, a very talented singer. I thought it was good! Enjoyed it a lot more than I expected.
Adele is a fantastic singer - there's really not too much else to say in this review. Musically this is pretty solid hitting the right notes in the pop, RnB and adult contemporary genres.
Rumour had it that I don’t really like Adele. And while that may be true, I’m Turning Tables on this one. I’ve found this album aged well and with the exception of a couple of nondescript songs, this album brings it. Don’t You Remember that Adele has a powerhouse voice? That mixed with great melodies…Take It All.
Great album
This album is excellent, but it got a couple of skips. The pros greatly outweigh the cons.
It was a very enjoyable experience
Classic for a reason
I give this a very high 4. I just happen to like 19 a little bit more.
Hits aside, writing the songs on 21 at that age is complete bonkers. Hats off to Adele who obviously also kills it vocal-wise. 'Don't You Remember' and 'Take It All' were nice surprises drawing on very British sources of inspiration like Elton John, and the Sting-esque cover of 'Lovesong' was pleasant. As for the hits, you have to be a cold-hearted bastard not to be moved by 'Someone Like You', closing out the album on an absolute high note.
A fantastic album, full of emotion and pain. It reminds me up a time when I spent with a friend who has now passed away. Beautiful album.
Simply 11 cracking songs from a timeless songwriter at the top of here game. Yes, the singles are all classics, and not everything else is on the same level, but, this is definitely one of the greatest albums of the 2010s, in the traditional sense.
Great pop album
I need to review these albums after I listen to them, my review backlog is long. This album really surprised me! You think you know an album. Along with everyone on the planet, I was assaulted by these songs against my will for about 5 straight years, and anything you are forced to do leaves, at best, an unpleasant taste. The radio’s superpower— to make a song heard by everyone on the planet— is also, when used too much, what causes weariness, exhaustion. If I have heard these songs 100 times each so far, the entire planet has probably heard them by now. And nothing is good enough to warrant that kind of campaign. And yet… I hadn’t really “heard” these songs! To listen with both your ears, you’re just taken by both the craft of songwriting on display here, and the power and irresistibility of Adele’s voice. And it is so perfectly imperfect, and it’s beguiling… some of these lead vocals sound like she did them in one take! There’s no tune in sight, some of the background vocals are crazy out of tune. But in a really amazing way! Yeah, this album gave me hope. The heavy soul influences (I’m surprised Mark Ronson didn’t take a stab at this project, because every other super producer at the time seemed to), the really played out piano and guitar tracks. The production felt natural, unforced, not too over-the-top. Really a nice blend. I was thinking, imagine all the pop songwriters and producers of today instead try to make music inspired by soul, delta blues, country… imagine they broaden their influences in what they do, make things less bland. That imaginary album in my head is basically this album. It’s really NOT that bland, that soulless, that imitative, as a pop product… it’s pretty undeniable no matter how they got there. So this is a heavy surprise 4. I was nearing 5 territory, honestly! But the unsettling sickness I feel from some of these songs, and every mundane memory I’ve had from the last 10 years being infiltrated by them, cannot totally remove my bias. 4/5
Great album but idk if it’s quite a 5. The vocals are strong throughout the album and the hits like someone like you and rolling in the deep. I also really liked the cure cover. That’s a hard one to do cuz the cure’s melodramatic aesthetic already fit the song so well. The album tracks in no way are bad but I feel like I’ll still mainly come back to this one for the hits. 👍: someone like you, rolling in the deep
Great album, the middle few tracks kinda lost me but overall good
My nostalgic lens may be clouding my vision a bit but this was such a great listen for me. This album was HUGE when it came out, packed with radio hits. And while that sometimes isn't the best thing in hindsight, this one holds up. We have the big three: 'Rolling in the deep', 'set fire to the rain', 'someone like you'. All still bangers. Then we have 'turning tables' which is a better ballad than someone like you imo and maybe my favorite on the album. Then 'rumour has it' (which I recall being a bit more popular than the streams suggest) which is a fun banger where those drums and background vocals really take control. 'don't you remember' is the weakest of the first 6 but still a really good song. 'He won't go' also goes harder than I remember; that melody is killer. And those are the first 6 tracks (minus 'someone like you'). wow. The next three kinda drag a bit for me ngl. but that first half more than makes up for it. 'Lovesong' is a nice mellow track with the soft guitar and strings. And someone likes you is a strong ending track. Bottom line: Adele is an incredibly talented singer. Adele uses that god given talent to make bangers. This is her best album. I've slowly had less and less interest for her music over the years just because I feel like it gets pretty same old. But that's not an issue with THIS album, if anything it's a testament to how good this album was. The rest just don't compare. Favorites: Turning tables, he won't go, rolling in the deep, set fire to the rain MMM: WE COULDVE HAD IT ALLLLLL ROLLING IN THE DEEEEEP YOU HAD MY HEART AND SOUUUUUUL IN YOUR HANDS AND YOU PLAYED IT TO THE BEAAAAT
Nostalgi. Fan vad bra albumet är ändå - jag tycker om i princip alla låtar, men Someone Like You är lire överspelad. Sjunger på Turning Tables nu :)
Not my normal choice but some great songs on there and Adele has an amazing voice.
Great voice and solid songs.
Popède un jour popède toujours
petit skip de sepultura histoire de rester saine d’esprit
Rolling in the deep - Klasslåt. Rumour Has It - Bra verser, refrängen dock för repetativt, men otrolig röst Turning Tables - Fint pianospel, riktig vändning från de två tidigare låtarna
*He Won’t Go
Adele is a great vocalist. There are some wonderful songs on this album.
AMOOO. nunca lo había escuchado entero y la cantidad de BOPS?? siendo un album de BALADAS?? 9/10
4.5 Very good but not a 5, for me.