One of my favorite albums so far with plenty of songs I have added to my regular playlists. Prowler and Phantom of the Opera especially hit home with me.
A wild album. Classical music flowing into rock, that suddenly opens up with extraterrestrial funk at times. But the construction of the album itself truly is solid.
Very much enjoy some Paul Simon. Songs like Me and Julio down by the schoolyard is a classic. And a lot of these other songs were surprisingly nice.
Solid album, didn't like really stand out for my tastes but perfectly neutral music, I feel like it would be hard for anyone to dislike this.
I mean shit, its the Beatles, and one of their most famous albums if not one of the THE most famous albums from any band or individual. Shit is pretty good with three or more classic hits.
Vibey as hell and reminds me of Bill Withers at times.
Not particularly my jam most of the time, however if I were raging drunk I could fight God and or the British to this album with glee.
Hella old man music but its nice for filling the quiet while doing HW or something.
Enjoy the classic/soft rock kinda vibes. Will definitely listen to this again.
Not my vibe at all tbh
Not what I expected right off the bat, but I need to listen to it again sometime
Live albums are always a bit weird for me. But a vibe. Good for a studying.
Well it is certainly...interesting. The themes of nuclear war between Pakistan and India is clearly interesting but it is hard to get past some of the musical features to listen to this again.
Hard to pin down album. Some of it i vibed with. But didn’t stand out to me.
A lot of quiet acoustic guitar and that Springsteen grumble. Not too bad, but its hard to get excited by it. Definitely a downer rather than an upper.
A classic album that is the quintessential Beach Boys album with that 60s vibe.
Very much enjoy some Paul Simon. Songs like Me and Julio down by the schoolyard is a classic. And a lot of these other songs were surprisingly nice.
I enjoyed this album even more than their earlier one that I was given through this. Classic 90s Rap
Solid album, didn't like really stand out for my tastes but perfectly neutral music, I feel like it would be hard for anyone to dislike this.
A hella good album and one of the most legendary from Bowie, a lotta songs I listened to already and more that I will listen to now.
It’s not bad and Ice T is a classic. But I’ve enjoyed some of the other hip hop/rap I’ve gotten more
Gotta say, not a huge fan. I can get by some of the weird experimental sounds and vocals from some bands, but I had no clue what was happening.
Couldnt finish all of it but what I did listen to was a strange mixed bag. Gotta say the lyrics were uh. Kinda strange at times.
One of my favorite albums so far with plenty of songs I have added to my regular playlists. Prowler and Phantom of the Opera especially hit home with me.
Album was pretty fire honestly, big fan of the Jamaican versions, especially of Concrete Jungle. Will listen to again for the vibes.
This was a quality album, my brain has new elevator music to play when I'm zoning out now. Desafinado was especially good.
Shit was popping ngl. Would fight god with Deceptacon playing in the background.
I mean shit, its the Beatles, and one of their most famous albums if not one of the THE most famous albums from any band or individual. Shit is pretty good with three or more classic hits.
Listening through the whole album made favorites of mine such as Heart of Glass and One Way or Another seem even better. Some other good songs too like Sunday Girl and Pretty Baby.
Eh very spacey, pretty strange, probably won't return to it.
This is some good rock, Pour Some Sugar on Me? Banger, if not a little strange to play in public but a good song.
Reminds me of like half of all Fallout music is like.
A wild album. Classical music flowing into rock, that suddenly opens up with extraterrestrial funk at times. But the construction of the album itself truly is solid.
Nice mix of rock and folk, pretty short album, but Empty Pages and John Barleycorn are good songs.
A funky mix of some jazz, psychedelic, soul, synth and of course rap.
Well the Grateful Dead are great, but mostly as a live band, probably should've looked for a live version of this album, but oh well.
Me and the Major and Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying are probably my two favorite pieces. Feels like a pretty good late night album.
Honestly thought it was gonna be different based off of Take on Me coming from this album, but a lotta synth of course, very 80s
What starts off as mostly jazzy instrumentals eventually blends in some soul and even some R/B which I gotta say, surprised me in a good way.
One of those albums that made me find a song I had heard a million times but never knew the name. So Jane Says is that song for me.
Loving the new wave/synth from this album. I have of course heard some Simple Minds. But not a ton. Now it’s time to look through more of their discography.
Damn. This is a quality album that clearly shows off ZZ Top’s iconic style. A lot of great hits and a great overall album.
A very dynamic album, switching up styles almost every song. Songs go from broody and sulking to angelic to Latin inspired, and more.
A clearly influential folk rock/psychedelic rock album it mostly centers on social issues, especially war. Good message, good album, maybe not quite my style of music however.
This is clearly a good album, and damn popular. For people into the mellow acoustic sound this is great. I'm not totally into it, but i can appreciate it separately.
Pretty much every song can be a banger, each exemplifying the funk that is Prince. Electronic elements, guitar, weird studio effects, and of course the lyrics from Prince himself. All of it lends to a great overall album with wonderful singles in it.
It certainly makes sense how this album accelerated Michael Jackson to the stars as a solo artist. Its complex sound and catchy rhythms and baselines pair excellently with the incredible range of vocals from Jackson. I frequently listen to a lot of these songs from this album.