great old time jazz that actually carries themes throughout most of the piece.

not sure about this album art. I've heard Pink Moon many times but never realized that was what he was saying...

Does anyone else in the group even use these?

Music almost as strange as the album art. Good for work on TTT.... :P

Good voice, I enjoyed Fascinating Rhythm. Overall this album keeps reminding me of her far-to-often-replayed christmas albums though. Not quite what I wanted in September.

I like the beats under this but I could do without many of the vocals. "A Secret Life" and "Come with Us" could make good muzak for a budget haunted house. "New feet" might be the strangest song on the album.

not a big fan of the vocals but I enjoy the instrumentals.

Very slow, almost all vocals. Not sure I can pay enough attention to keep track of the lyrics.

Enjoy the uptempo pace of Mandela. Not so much enjoying Sameeda, a bit to much of "true jazz" style and I am so lost as to where this melody is going.

This sounds more like noise than anything else to me.

I enjoy Birdland, some of the others were a bit strange

Kind of an eclectic album. I feel like I would have enjoyed it better if I was sitting at home in the 80's playing it on a record player. But at work it was hard to follow and enjoy

I liked a lot of the vibes going with this album

I thought it was kind of bland and couldn't really focus on it.

Album was fine. Seemed kind of generic in some places, but there were a few that I enjoyed.

I liked a lot of the upbeat happier songs. Some of the slow stuff was hard for me to enjoy at work.

not a big fan of the first few. The lyrics do rhyme and there is a story line through at least some of the songs. "Where the wild roses grow" and "Curse of Millhaven" are better. The latter being more upbeat.

Meh? I barely remember listening to this album

fine background music.

should play this as background to the lava lamp

I somehow always forget how strange the Talking Heads can be

Couple good songs, but a lot of the rest was really slow and kind of sad

Meh. Started alright and then seemed to descend into random noise.

Upbeat, easy to listen too. Kind of ended up in the background. Not enough cowbell for a group called the "Pet Shop Boys" though.

Yikes, 2 full hours. It contains a few good tunes, but there are a lot that seem more like the lead singer needs to stop smoking before he loses his voice.

I was OK with this initially, but as it went along the songs just didn't sit well.

I forgot how long some of these are.

Strange music, but also kind of fun.

I didn't find it very memorable even on the second listen.

Sex Machine may be the last song I listen to on this album.

started out really strong. Actually don't mind the fact that it is live, harder to tell than many "live" albums.

I still don't get it...

Meh, why?

I enjoyed this way more than expected.

Enjoyed the energy of some of the songs. But lots of synth isn't my favorite.

Enjoy the upbeat vibes

Debating between a 3 or 4. Enjoy the beats but it tends to fade into the background

Kind of sleepy for work listening

why.....? Sure it's got flow and rhythm, but still, Why?

Not a fan of this album.

Meh, rock? I guess some of them. To me this is country with a bit of pep and a few less dogs dying. Hard to concentrate on the entire thing.

slow and sad. Ya, not worth my time to finish this.

I enjoyed this album. A refreshing difference with instrumentals compared to a lot of the recent vocal heavy tracks.

A few strange songs and often sad. But the lyrics are well written

Music is much better than the album art.

I always forget how long this album is. And how strange some of these songs get.

Ok, strange. Not unpleasant to listen to, but the album art provides a good first impression.

Not a big fan of this. But the lyrics are kind of interesting to listen to.

Is this anything other than someone yelling over very generic guitar riffs? Oh wait, it included a long drum solo. Now I'm definitely totally impressed.

Radiohead is just not my vibe. I feel like I only ever hear about 1 or 2 of their songs and whenever I try another song, I just loose interest immediately. I can get behind the jazzy bit in "Life In a Glasshouse" because it's not just a solo whinefest.

Started promising, but now I realize why I haven't heard their version of No satisfaction....

I still enjoy this album, although not to quite the same extent as when it first came out.

I like Neil Young's work, but this wasn't my favorite of his albums

I am very amused but also confused. This sounds like something Ian would listen too. Overall it was fun background music, but I don't think I would play it with anyone around.

I enjoy the high energy.

I enjoyed the music but that last summary song is dark. Probably would help if I watched the movie.

This is just noise with some smokers rasping over it.

Quite a trip but overall a lot of fun.

Smooth jazz. But hard to pay attention for 20 minute songs.

Ehh, not for me

I liked this a lot more than expected.

Yup, Sean hit it on the nose. Not a big fan, don't really see the point.

meh.

So far I like the cover art more than the music...

I guess for influential, this is an influential album because it lead to the next one. But considering how successful "Out of Time" was, I'm surprised this one is selected.

Why is this on here?

He sings well, but it is hard to listen to this much dramatic music.

Enjoyed a few of the songs, most of them were just good background music. Surprised that I haven't heard the entire album before.

with enough green stuff, maybe. At work, probably best to avoid for TP employees.

Decent easy listening, but not terribly memorable

I like listening to these as a complete album so I can hear the different styles and methods they use.

A bit abrasive for me

Cohen sings well and puts a lot of complex metaphors in his songs; therefore, I can't follow what I'm listening to.

I love how polarizing the reviews are

Enjoying the mix of instruments and vocals.

nah, I don't get this one. Maybe if I listened more carefully I could enjoy the themes, but right now, this isn't worth finishing.

I can't finish this.

Meh, it was relaxing, I could see listening to it in my grandparnets house while sipping tea and it would be better than the alternative. But it's kind of a downer.

decent for rap

"Where'd you park the car? Where'd youuuuu paaaarkkk the caaaaaar...." I don't know, why are you asking me?? Gahh!

I enjoyed this more than expected for reading the reviews. Upbeat vibes were a nice break.

fun, easy listening. high three stars

A little repetitive for my taste.