Brothers
The Black KeysUgh, this is a great album! The blues, the backing tracks, the lyrics and vocals. Fantastic!
Ugh, this is a great album! The blues, the backing tracks, the lyrics and vocals. Fantastic!
A real jam. The skits were super cool and the whole concept is super well realized
Really cohesive album - songs blend together well.
A bit of a rougher rock, less catchy melodies, but cool backing instruments. Fave songs: Havalina
Great jazz album, really upbeat and catchy.
Incredible deep voice. Light jazzy backdrop. Fave songs: There is a Kingdom, West Country Girl
Probably great live, a little uninspiring recorded. Good background music.
This feels like a quest soundtrack + 80s (although released in 1973). Feels like there's 10 different movie soundtracks in here... Part II is a wild ride
I know this is a legendary protest album, but I don't love the sound - a bit yell-y
That's definitely rock (hair rock?) A+ guitar
Everything about this album is a lot.
Trip hop vibes, vocals reminiscent of Fiona Apple some times. Apparently he's a Massive Attack alum Fave songs: Hell is Around the Corner, Pumpkin, Suffocated Love - 5 Stars
Cool indie album. Fave songs: The Shining, Epitaph
Electro-space? Cool beat and backing instruments, weirdly out of tune vocals Kind of generic rock, not very inspiring
Has the 'mashed potatoes' song from Dirty Dancing - is it a cover?
Very rough, grumbly vocals - is it singing or spoken...who knows? My vocal cords hurt listening to this. Not sure if this is on purpose, but this music makes me viscerally uncomfortable. I want it to end. Some later songs are less discordant. Couldn't finish it.
Really groovy, cool backing beats and vocals. Fave songs - Penitentiary Philosphy
Ugh, this is a great album! The blues, the backing tracks, the lyrics and vocals. Fantastic!
Very "of the era". A bit like Marty Robbins, but less catchy.
Great guitar! Some classic songs like Iron Man and Paranoid. The vocals match the vibe, normally would find this kind of singing a bit grating to the ears, but it really works.
Pretty solid background music.
Classic songs, quite good
Covers of some classics, originals of some classics. Enjoyable and soulful through and through
Good enough
Really strong, album is coherent as a whole piece
Interesting intro - concept album? Feels like good 90s rave music. Great focused work music - voodoo people is intense
Alright, lyrics super heavy on sex. Decent melodies - catchier as you listen to it several times
Another concept-y album. First song is 20 min long
Heroes is good, the rest of the songs are kind of underwhelming
Pretty standard rock - nothing groundbreaking
Very disco, pretty good
Not sure if covers or original songs, but feel like an influential country/folk album
Every song is so transformative, didn't realize so many of the classics were on Sgt. Pepper.
Alright, didn't really enjoy it
A bit too yell-y. Not much in the way of melody, and the guitar/instrumentals are not very inspiring
Alright, very 80s, lots of synth, loon calls for a bit?
Really catchy, a bit of an edge. Gives me warm, 90s movie vibes
Really solid classic rock
A real jam. The skits were super cool and the whole concept is super well realized
Really interesting vibe, hard to even classify the genre, but all the songs are quite good.
90s rap album. great backing tracks as usual, smooth flow between tracks
Great Blues/Jazz album
Really diverse music, very enjoyable
Very one-note. Nice background/chill music. Nothing revolutionary.
Really cohesive album - songs blend together well.