I own this one on CD but haven't listened to it in many many years. I know this album is very beloved and the music might objectively be great, but somehow I only really connect to the slower songs.
I don't like the vocal production in a lot of these songs at all, it's just mushy and annoying to me. I like some of Radiohead's albums, but this one is just not one I'd randomly choose to listen to.
I love the instrumentals and the production. The rap unfortunately feels like a parody to me at times with how often their style gets spoofed in the media. I can see how it was ground breaking once, but it keeps me back from listening to it on my own.
Nice pop album. Easy to listen to. I might check out more of their albums later.
I thought I'd give it 5 stars when I saw the album cover, but it's a lot more boring than I remembered. I really only love Sultans of Swing.
I liked it. Felt like some sort of post grungy poetry reading. Like watching some sad movies about small towns in the middle of a cold and snowy winter day.
This album reminds me of old movies. I don't know if it's the 'happy' sounds in this because it's a genre I never listen to, or if it's the production. But it feels very nostalgic and cozy to me.
Some of these songs I love, some feel a bit average to me. But it's still a really fun album with lots of memories attached to it.
The music is a bit too mellow for my listening taste, but it was nice. The best for me was the Watergate Blues, I like his spoken word poetry.
It's nice to listen to, but nothing stood out to me.
Beautiful album. Not a genre that I would usually gravitate towards, but I'm happy it was my album of the day. Very atmospheric. My favorite song on first listen was Tokyo.
It was probably a great album once, but to my ears now it sounds kinda boring.
It's really nice as background atmospheric music, but I wouldn't reach for it.
I liked it, I'd listen to it again. Some of it had a musical vibe, some normal pop music. But all very pleasant.
Another nice instrumental album as background music for my morning routine. But I would never seek it out on my own.
Morrissey albums have such nostalgia to them because I listened to them a lot in my early teens.
A bit too annoying for my taste, but also bland in a lot of places. A weird mixture.
OK I'm going to give this my first 5 stars. The instrumentals were beautiful and I tried to do something else while listening at the same time, but somehow this album demanded so much attention I just sat there and enjoyed listening to it.
Not really my type of music.
I liked it, but nothing too special.
It sounds so outdated to me. I would have loved it in the 2000s but I'm not in the mood for this type of music anymore.
It reminds me too much of annoying drunken people. I could never listen to that sober and on my own.
Some of these songs would have gotten 5 stars from me. Not a big fan of the hymn like songs though. Still a great album with lots of personality.
There is a light that never goes out is one of my favorite songs. But in general I feel like the songs on here are really hit or miss. I wish this system had half stars to give it 3.5
It's a great sounding album and I really like the rap flows too, but I'm just not that big a fan of most hip hop albums. Especially when only listening to it once.
It was better than I expected. I like it!
The sound is too grating. I even skipped some of it.
Not my favorite King Crimson album. The studio recording bonus track kinda was the most interesting.
I just don't care for the vocals.
Better than the last one. I still don't get all the hype.
I liked it, but didn't love it. Some songs more than others.
