At Newport 1960
Muddy WatersPretty cool hearing how riled up the crowd got by Pt. 2 of Mojo. Goodbye Newport Blues is very obviously an inspiration for Zeppelin. Powerful vocals.
Pretty cool hearing how riled up the crowd got by Pt. 2 of Mojo. Goodbye Newport Blues is very obviously an inspiration for Zeppelin. Powerful vocals.
The guitar tone clashes too much with the other instruments for me to enjoy. Vocalist seems to constantly be dancing around the correct pitch. Almost sounds like someone singing karaoke. Overall a pretty unenjoyable experience.
Very few people could make a 2 chord vamp for 20 minutes sound interesting and Keith Jarrett is certainly one of them. I've had a hard time getting into his playing in the past only because of how annoying his vocalizations are but thankfully they were very minimal in this.
I had only heard Human Behavior before but really enjoyed this album. There's More To Life Than This is very groovy. Bjork is obviously a good singer but I like how her voice is also very raw and mistakes or missed notes are left in. The female equivalent of Thom Yorke.
I'm not a big metal fan so the album is kind of a "meh" for me. Good production and performances though. I've also heard most of the songs before.
The combination of Ella's vocals and the arrangements is perfect.
Highly chaotic. The album art is a very accurate representation of the sonic landscape. I could see this being a very fun and energetic live show. Probably won't ever listen to this again though.
I previously had only heard Time to Pretend, Kids, and Electric Feel so I was surprised by how eclectic the songwriting on this album is.
I was blown away but this album. Very original songs and such a raw vocal performance
Fine. Completely forgettable
Good production and decent songs. Not my thing overall.
Easy 5 stars. I've listened through the album dozens of times and enjoy it equally each time. Perfect.
I can see why this is called the Sgt Peppers of hip hop. Some iconic samples throughout. I liked how often some of the beats changed just in one song.
This is way more eclectic than I was thinking it'd be. Definitely can hear the influences they have on modern metal. Also lots of Zeppelin and Hendrix sounds
I like about half of the songs on this album. Some of the electronic heavy tracks lose me. Radiohead is one of my favorite bands though so it wasn't unbearable
I hate this. Shitty club backbeats ruin most songs for me.
Sounds very similar to Tears for Fears. I'm sure this band was an inspiration for them.
Not a fan of shoegaze. Vocals were way too quiet
I'm sure this music would have an extra level of impact if I understood the language. Really good grooves