this is exciting to me because this is the year I graduated from high school, she looked so different and cool and I knew her from country music <> this second song reminds me of Anne Murray (if you don't know her, "Could I have this dance" was a fave in middle school); i just LOVE crooners and especially as an adult hearing her sing love songs to a woman is so inspiring - she was doing that in the 80s and 90s when that just wasn't done but she made it seem so commonplace - BRAVO, KD!; I also liked her name a lot because it sounds like Katy but is just initials :) <> Miss Chatelaine has a resort music style that reminds me of Barry Manilow's Copacabana which I like <> Outside Myself sounds like it should have been in a James Bond movie <> I also really like the music that Spotify chose based on this album :)
To anyone that says, "I don't like jazz", I'd say, "You aren't listening to the right jazz for you then." Jazz is like a therapist -very personal and you may have to try a lot of it before you find the right jazz for you :) <> People on tv who liked jazz were portrayed as pretentious and the jazz they played in movies for those people was like listening to "Free Bird"'s guitar solo on repeat a bajillion times aka not for me AND THEN, Rachael played me a song or two on a most unforgettable road trip. It was big band music and it was stuff I had heard without knowing it (Thanks, Tom & Jerry). I immediately bought the Ken Burns Jazz 5-cd set and wore it out. <> Mingus looks like Bunk from The Wire - who wouldn't like that? ;-) <> Listening to this album, the 40 min flew by so I'd say I liked it as I search for Ken Burns collection on spotify...
LOVE LOVE LOVE! Big fan of the Eurythmics and enjoyed the album.
Brings back tons of memories; being a kid and singing along; my mom hated Steve Nicks' vibrato voice but the songs were so good and still are :)
punk isn't something that i naturally gravitate towards and Im not sure why because I have a lot of natural anger; I just prefer "singing" and less heavy lead guitar; first heard "Maps" when Martin and I played rock band and that is more melodic so it was nice to hear that one again
this is exciting to me because this is the year I graduated from high school, she looked so different and cool and I knew her from country music <> this second song reminds me of Anne Murray (if you don't know her, "Could I have this dance" was a fave in middle school); i just LOVE crooners and especially as an adult hearing her sing love songs to a woman is so inspiring - she was doing that in the 80s and 90s when that just wasn't done but she made it seem so commonplace - BRAVO, KD!; I also liked her name a lot because it sounds like Katy but is just initials :) <> Miss Chatelaine has a resort music style that reminds me of Barry Manilow's Copacabana which I like <> Outside Myself sounds like it should have been in a James Bond movie <> I also really like the music that Spotify chose based on this album :)
To anyone that says, "I don't like jazz", I'd say, "You aren't listening to the right jazz for you then." Jazz is like a therapist -very personal and you may have to try a lot of it before you find the right jazz for you :) <> People on tv who liked jazz were portrayed as pretentious and the jazz they played in movies for those people was like listening to "Free Bird"'s guitar solo on repeat a bajillion times aka not for me AND THEN, Rachael played me a song or two on a most unforgettable road trip. It was big band music and it was stuff I had heard without knowing it (Thanks, Tom & Jerry). I immediately bought the Ken Burns Jazz 5-cd set and wore it out. <> Mingus looks like Bunk from The Wire - who wouldn't like that? ;-) <> Listening to this album, the 40 min flew by so I'd say I liked it as I search for Ken Burns collection on spotify...
never heard of them in my life so very intrigued < > not bad. Liked the higher voices and the weird musical instruments for the most part
Some songs I liked and others I didn’t. Just not sure it’s road trip music for me.
I forgot just how beautiful madonnas voice is. I grew up on OG Madonna and when this album came out, it was “weird” but so Madonna :) I didn’t listen to it much because I was so nostalgic for her old stuff. I realize now just how ahead of our time this sound was. It fits way better into today’s music. <>.
Not my thing unless it is part of a movie soundtrack. It gave me anxiety
As soon as I saw that it was Judas Priest I got a little PTSD from a rough childhood experience; since I am on a different journey in my life where I am trying to embrace things that I didn’t like before, I decided to give the whole album a chance. I did and a few of the song still just don’t resonate with me but I did like the songs united and the ringer. I definitely don’t see myself ever listening to Judas Priest again though :-)
I liked it way more than I thought. I liked the second half way better. It was more funky and less metal.
I instantly deflated when I saw the album was another metal band. It is so not my thing. But I am trying to stay open minded to things in 2021 so I gave it a shot while I ran. Still not my thing but it was ok for running. I didn’t get any kind of feeling when listening to it.
A little more my speed. I knew a few of the songs but it was not an album I had listened to all the way through. Very dramatic and like a musical. Reminded me of rocky horror picture show.
Finally some music I looked forward to hearing. Reminded me of Aerosha and good times. Very comforting.
I was excited to see some modern day music. It was a good album and definitely something I would listen to again. I also liked music that Spotify played after this. I could do Aerosha to it.
It was nice Monday driving music. I hadn’t heard all of the songs but I liked almost all of them.
I had no idea what this was but Indy rock is definitely something I’m intrigued by and like listening to you. I thought the album was really good and I love the combination of his voice and hers. I would definitely listen to it again and I would listen to their music in general
I listened to as much as I could but not for me
LOVE LOVE LOVE! Big fan of the Eurythmics and enjoyed the album.
I enjoyed it very much. I had no idea who they were but I recognized the type of music.
LOVED IT back in the day and today. < > Not the best running music though ;-)
Loved it!!! One of the songs started off like a nirvana sound which I liked too. Will definitely listen to this one again.
I didn’t think that I knew who this was until about the third or fourth song and I recognized it from a movie that I liked. Overall I liked the album a lot and it was nice soothing music to listen to
Never listened to a whole Rolling Stones album before. I liked it.
Was so excited to listen to another jazz album especially one from a musician I had heard of :)
Loved that there was another Fleetwood Mac album and I like how different this one sounded from the other one. Would definitely listen to it again.
interesting and nothing i have heard before. i liked it but not sure i would listen to it again.
was never one of my favorite Mariah Carey albums but it was good
Loved this album. It was great work music - it's peppy while still being soothing.
Brought back a lot of good memories and I was like “oh yeah, erykah baud is awesome!”
Really enjoyed this and had never heard of them.
I listened to about half and then got distracted but I don't remember it all so...
started listening to it but it was a work day where I needed modern day pop
LOVE THIS ALBUM!! And the reminder to listen to more tom petty :-)
really enjoyed it more than I thought I would
interesting. Didn't end up listening to all of it because it is like 4 cds long
liked it more than i thought and knew more of the songs then i thought i did
hip hop that sounds like digital underground - i liked it but not sure i would seek it out
i liked the songs later in the album - soothing
made it over half way through and then needed something i could work to
not bad but probably won't listen to it again