A surprising find; an classic psych album I had missed and probably dismissed at some point because it wasn't in English. Right up my alley musically. I only wish I could understand the lyrics
A surprising find; an classic psych album I had missed and probably dismissed at some point because it wasn't in English. Right up my alley musically. I only wish I could understand the lyrics
Not really my thing. I liked "The Goodbye Look", but pretty bland imo otherwise
Sexy, smooth and not bad. Kind of an iconic title track but the entire album is good
The original power rock album. It feels like the guitar riffs are more complicated than it initially lets on, but ultimately I feel it is a bit over polished.
Will listen to more
Love the sound, and I understand it has influenced rock and roll in more ways than we can imagine. I just wish it wasn't as homogeneous throughout the entire album.
Will listen to again
Not into country but some of the songs were alright
Fantastic funk. Really made my day when I listened to this on my way to work
Great. Had only heard Freebird, but the entire album was good
Not into hip-hop at all and this album didn't make me change my mind. I like the lyrics more than expected, and I like the jazz influences, though
Mixed bag. Some songs are funkylicious and some are meh. Overall pretty good, though.
Uneven but quite good
Alright but kind of forgettable. Best song was a Dylan cover and I probably would enjoy the original more.
Will listen to again
15 year old me would have loved this album.
Most of the album was to me. It feels very 90's but not offensively so
I wanted to hate this, and assumed I would, but from the moment I heard the King Crimson sample I knew it would be difficult.
Pretty good. The kinks cover surprised me in a good way, and another song was likely inspired by Love-Orange skies. At least the intro sounded very similar.
At first I found it repetitive and boring, but some parts were a bit interesting. Not usually into the 80's synth sound, but that was the most interesting part of this album for me.
Absolutely fantastic. The best album by Metallica in my opinion.
Not for me. Parts of the album was interesting but pretty bland to my ears.
It was alright, but not fantastic. I've probably only heard a few songs from this album before but I probably wouldn't remember them if I had heard them at some point. The majority of the album was quite forgettable. Except the Beatles cover. I'll try in vain to forget that one!
Soft and smooth without being uninteresting. Great album, completely new to me
Some great songs and some forgettable. Dirge was the perfect opening to the album, and Aisha surprised me in a good way as well. 'Soul auctioneer' was the only song I actively disliked.
A classic album that gets better with a second listen. It reminds me that I should listen more to Bob Dylan, still haven't listened to the other studio albums at all.
Pretty enjoyable.
Alright, but not fantastic. A few good songs, but unfortunately, the rest are not very interesting.
Feels like a demo tape. Not quite for me, but it at least was interesting.
Uneven but not horrible
Quirky and fun. Will probably not listen again though.
If you listen to recordings from the 30's or 40's she had a beautiful voice but here she sounds like an old lady, even though she was only 42 years old at the time. But I do think the soft and romantic orchestra presents an interesting contrast to her voice and it gives a sense of nostalgia which matches the tone of the lyrics quite well
Some songs were good but maybe the others just need a second listen. Pretty good overall
Interesting at times but ultimately not really for me
Exactly the kind of album I was hoping to discover here. Will listen to it again.
Interesting, and seems like it deserves another listen.
Pleasant, and inoffensive jazz.
Alright. Seems to have been groundbreaking at the time. Over the course of the album I went from "Hell yeah" to "meh" so either it got old fast or the best songs were also the first.
One of my all time favourite albums.
An album that grows on you. It has some great songs and some that are kind of forgettable.
One of my favourite albums
Would never have guessed this was from the 60's. I liked it
Fun and fast paced. Seems like it always develops in a way I would not have expected, and the fretboards must have been smoking when they recorded this. Not overly impressed by the lyrics, but I suppose that isn't the point in this genre.
It's not bad. Had I found this in my teens or early twenties perhaps it could have been an album I remembered with fondness. Now it will probably be forgotten in a week.
A competent mashup for sure. Never really could stand Iggy's way of singing though. Too bad I guess as I probably would have loved this otherwise.
Not bad but all over the place.
She was obviously very talented, and it really shines through the mediocre song writing. Not really for me but I understand why someone would like this album.
Never listened to Radiohead. Quite interesting, but lacks a bit of cohesion. Weak start for me, feels like it just got interesting with the three last songs.