Wow, so all those came from this album? It is a headbanger. This took me way back.

My wife says she feel like I was cheating on her with Spotify while listening to this.

I also do not know if this should be in the miscellaneous, jazz, or on which shelf. I know it should be on my shelf.

This is just a great album title. This is the type of album that you don't even realize you are listening to in a loop.

I can listen to this album on repeat. High-level vocals, great melodies, easy to listen.

This album is dated in a good way. It's all greens and yellows, with cringy falsettos, silly performative singing, trompettes, church organs, and cough, cough, cough.

You should never look this album's cover too close, it may poke your eye out.

Electronic whips that crackle with a melancholy fondness.

They are in a real hurry to get somewhere where they already are, and the traffic sucks.

Soft jazz for cowboys.

Mind-bending. I could spend some time writing more about this album, but I rather listen to it again instead. It's R.E.M., I mean, what else can I say?

Paraná lá, paraná lê, buê. Paraná-nara, lá-ra. Paraná-nara, lá-ra. An overall upbeat yet very emotional piano.

It's rural rock 'n roll and I kind of like it. But maybe this is not my jam.

From all the first 3 seconds on all albums, this must be one of the best.

This healed my soul a little bit.

My wife says she feel like I was cheating on her with Spotify while listening to this.

I listed to it many times in a row.

This is some uplifting, upbeat, refreshing music. I listen to the album twice in a row.

I love the opening of "Money Changes Everything." Does it sound a bit like David Bowie? Also, "When You Were Mine" sounds like it belongs in the Umbrella Academy soundtrack.

Not my style.

Very good. I am very into 1980s music and this is a great representative of that era. Spellbound is obviously a fan favorite but I really liked Arabian Knights.

This has long been one of my favorites.

Oh, so that is where that song comes from!

It's weird in a good way. I would listen to it again for sure.

It's Talking Heads. I am not qualified to judge, these people are legends.

This is is, an album to make you smile. This is really fun.

I cannot believe I never listened to this album before.

This guy supports some weird stuff that makes his music sound horrible.

It took me 3 seconds on the first song to know this was worth 5 stars.

Golden years indeed.

I also do not know if this should be in the miscellaneous, jazz, or on which shelf. I know it should be on my shelf.

Tea in the Sahara and Murder by Numbers are so good and I have never heard them before. Mother is weird and disturbing, though...

It's nothing something I would listen to over and over again, but that is just because of my own cultural and generation biases.

"Seven and Seven is" and "She Comes in Colors" are very good tracks and made me into a fan.

I loved it. This is a great ska album.

This album is quite nice, very nice. Wow. This album is quite nice, very nice. Yeah. This album is a bit repetitive, perhaps. Wow. But just some lyrics, though. Just some. This album is quite nice, very nice. Wow. This album is quite nice, very nice. Yeah. This album is a bit repetitive, perhaps. Wow. But just some lyrics, though. Just a few, babe.

This is not my style, so the number of stars has nothing to do with the quality but has everything to do with how much this album resonated with me.

Who am I to give less than 5 stars to this?

Wow, so all those came from this album? It is a headbanger. This took me way back.

This time I am giving it five stars because I really like it, and not just because I respect the artist's work too much to take any stars from it. But I also truly respect the work to put this album together. What a blast.

1985, what a year! And Mark Knopfler is still rocking!

This is dated on the best possible way and I see no future where I would not like to listen to The Way We Sing.

This is just a great album title. This is the type of album that you don't even realize you are listening to in a loop.

I can't believe I have never listened to this album before. This is a classic.

I love this album and I listened to the band playing live many of the songs in here. Big fan.

This is a good album but did not resonate with me that much. Daniella is my favorite track and it is very different from the remaining tracks.

A champion even outside the main stage. 5 stars all over.

This album sounds like an old fashioned under a tree, feeling the breeze of a hot summer day.

I am a big fan of this band throughout the many stages of their long career. This is something interesting for anyone who likes rock.

Who do you think you are to give this album less than five stars? You better have, I don't know, some kind of award you won somewhere for curing cancer through music or something.

"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" and "Up On Cripple Creek" are my favorite tracks. This is a timeless album.

The album looks like your car broke, you are lost, and the only people that can help you live in this weird mansion close to you but away from anything else. These weird guys invite you in and some kind of private party is going on inside. Everyone looks at you, checking you out as you are taken to a hot cup of tea and a landline. Next thing you know you are all sweety, smelling like smoke and cuddling with a taxidermized animal that looks oddly familiar.

Five starts forever.

Sounds like The Smiths met Legião Urbana.

It sounds amazing and the bits are great but my English and knowledge of the artist's background are too limited to fully appreciate his album.

Incredible bass lines. The lyrics are brilliant and the music can definitively keep you going. Has she made it to California?

It's very, very good. Just not necessarily my favorite.

Roger Daltrey is especially saucy in this album, and we can smell Peter Twonshend for miles and miles.

Delicious, chill jams. Upbeat vibes all over. Very easy to listen to.

Hahaha, what a great name and album cover. I thought I was going to listen to punk music.

Is this Jazz + Rock'n Roll on the piano?

United Stated vibes.

This is my jam. Timeless progressive rock.

Well, this answers the question: What do serial killers listen to in the car on their way to your home?

I listened to it twice, then I let it roll on the background for a while to keep me company.

Great!

I read that this is Cale's most beautiful and accessible album. They say it grows in depth and resonance with each successive listen, which seems accurate. Quoting other people, "the songs are richly poetic, enigmatic period pieces strongly evocative of their time and place."—Paris 1919 Review by Jason Ankeny, available from https://www.allmusic.com/album/paris-1919-mw0000100610, accessed on Aug. 7, 2022.

This is too Ibiza for my taste.

This is a gem, and the album cover is ideal for it.

I am giving it three stars. I am not evaluating the history or the culture behind this album because I do not know it well, and that is likely why this album does not resonate with me that well.

Based on this album's technical and artistic achievements, it is hard to imagine that it is a debut album. But that can be explained by the experience and talent of the artists that put it together. The album is a mosaic, not a melting pot, of musical styles that come together to form a colorful, vibrant picture. A Tribe Called Quest elevated all hip-hop by dropping sounds with so much weight that it is not hard to understand why so much of the alternative hip-hop scene orbits around them.

The keywords here are creative, distinctive, fun, memorable, and timeless. I am very happy to have listened to this.

Conor Lochrie once reviewed the 40th-anniversary version of Closer. Conor had a quote to summarize it all: "A terrible beauty is born." – Easter 1916, by W. B. Yeats.

I don't know where that fair is, but text me the details, and I'll be there. I read that many critics have considered it a breakthrough in recording for the duo and one of their best efforts. I agree.

This album is great but some songs are fa-fa-fa-fa, fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa, better than others.