Enjoyable album overall. Interesting harmonies throughout and I think the band pulled influences from a lot of different genres. Grace Slick's vocals are also really cool.
Favorite tracks- She Has Funny Cars, Somebody to Love, 3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds, White Rabbit
First impressions- hard Rock group with pop
elements
Third track - shades of jeff Buckley
Vocalist has metal vocalist chops
Pretty interesting stuff going on in the rhythm
instruments
Black hole sun is a beautiful song
Good stuff overall
Super solid album from start to finish. Really interesting sounds going on in the instrumentals, and I liked the inclusion of the bassline from "Taxman" by the Beatles.
Favorite Tracks: Start!, Man In The Corner Shop, Dream Time, Boy About Town
Really nice album. I really like Michael Stipe's vocals, and I think all of the tracks provide something unique to the album.
Favorite Tracks - Try Not To Breathe, Everybody Hurts, Ignoreland, Find the River
Good dance album, not really much going for it other than that. A lot of the songs tend to drag on and are pretty one dimensional. My least favorite of the albums I've listened to so far.
Favorite Tracks: Happy Man, Sometimes You Win
Honestly, I was kind of disappointed by this album. It obviously is very influential and is regarded as an all time classic album, but I wasn't really impressed. A lot of songs are very repetitive, and seeing as they are all blues there isn't much variability in sounds between tracks. With that said, you can tell that Little Richard is a great performer and he injects a lot of life into the tracks.
Favorite Track: True, Fine Mama
Not much to really say other than this album is a certified masterpiece. The Beatle's discography is so stacked, yet this album just might be my favorite of theirs. So many absolute bangers, and the transitions between songs are pure bliss. Surely an all time great album.
Favorite Tracks: Something, Oh! Darling, Here Comes the Sun, She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
This is definitely an album that I would have never heard had I not decided to join this website, which makes me glad I ultimately decided to. Really cool stuff going on overall throughout the album. The only thing I would say is that I think some tracks are too long.
Favorite Tracks: Agaetis byrjun, Viorar vel til loftarasa, Hjartao hamast, Flugufrelsarinn
Definitely an interesting album overall. I dig Hawley's voice, and despite the album falling under a folksy/country umbrella (which I'm not the biggest fan of) I definitely appreciated it and liked the subtle hints of blues and jazz throughout.
Favorite Tracks: Coles Corner, Darlin' Wait for Me
