Jazz Samba
Stan GetzRelaxing warm smooth Jazz. I like it, but not something I would listen to often. Not very exciting/energetic. Definitely cozy and romantic.
Relaxing warm smooth Jazz. I like it, but not something I would listen to often. Not very exciting/energetic. Definitely cozy and romantic.
Crooning power ballad after ballad, wanna be smiths.
I don't like his voice. the music is kinds jarring as well. It is very dark. Base licks and guitar riffs are nice. Big Black Mariah is good-Very blues rock. Rain Dogs (the song) might have won me over. Over all a tough album to listen to, I did enjoy a couple of songs. Singapore is probably the most interesting song, not saying I like it, just am compelled by the playfulness in the music, and the darkness in the lyrics/vocals.
This is fun, and chaotic.
One of my favorite albums. Most Definitely my on ramp into metal.
Relaxing warm smooth Jazz. I like it, but not something I would listen to often. Not very exciting/energetic. Definitely cozy and romantic.
I don't think I have ever hear "Within you without you" before... I could have sworn I had listened to this album before, but I must have only listened to the A-side. "When I am Sixty-Four" is great. "Lovely Rita"- Are the Beatles boot-lickers? I want to rewatch "Across the Universe". There are so many little nods to this album in the show. "A Day in the Life" Is a bit too on the nose for me this week, but damn it is good.
I don't like his voice. the music is kinds jarring as well. It is very dark. Base licks and guitar riffs are nice. Big Black Mariah is good-Very blues rock. Rain Dogs (the song) might have won me over. Over all a tough album to listen to, I did enjoy a couple of songs. Singapore is probably the most interesting song, not saying I like it, just am compelled by the playfulness in the music, and the darkness in the lyrics/vocals.
It’s Rush! Not my favorite album by them, but is quite good.
Really not a fan. This is my least favorite album so far.
Clearly talented, just not my thing.
One of my favorite albums. Most Definitely my on ramp into metal.
Its Elvis, nothing to complain about.
I forgot to take notes while listening...
I am a huge fan of this from the first track. I love the driving baseline. Lyrics are poignant. There is sounds that play at the end of each track before getting cut... It doesn't lead into the next track, wonder what it is for.
A very good example of 60's rock.
Seemed to be in the CCR vein of rock
Seemed to be in the CCR vein of rock
Melancholy, Morrissey has such a haunting voice.
I haven't listened to a ton of Elvis Costello. I enjoyed this album, very one note... it might just be the dynamics of a-side vs b-side, but i enjoyed the first 6 songs way more than the rest.
Absolutely loved the 90's grunge vibe. Felt a lot like Eve 6 with the hard cuts in the sound of the music.
It was fine, not amazing. Seemed like Sarah McLachlan.
Fuck YES!
You got a friend in me... I actually don't like his voice, it is very round, if that makes sense. The lyrics were also just meh. That said I like the feeling I get while listening to the albums.
Its' fine, its just a cooing lovey album
Crooning power ballad after ballad, wanna be smiths.
I enjoy the RHCP, but I am not sure what they are doing on this list. I lost track of how many times the lyric "suck my dick" was sung.
Some of the lyrics are a stretch: "They expect you to give a check to a tax deductible organization"
80's electro-pop with a dark edge. I love that the music video for the band was banned in the US for Annie Lennox being a "Transvestite" out to confuse the youths.
Blues never really did it for me, especially instrumental.
This is fun, and chaotic.
I love punk chicks screaming into the mic. This is fun.