I'll kill myself if I have to hear Cradled in Love again I swear.
YOU KNOW I'M A PSYCHOOOOOO
This was the lowest of 2s.
I only know these guys from writing the Malcolm in the Middle theme song.
Cloissonne is a weird jam.
Honestly a lot of these are so weird but fun. Definitely a unique album.
That was some alright country rock. Would get a little too country at parts but would also noodle around a bit at other parts.
Some songs I enjoyed the guitar but overall I did not like the vibe of the album. Definitely had a Springsteenish sound to it. Meh. Really ended on a bad boring note.
Had this on in the background while working and it definitely helped scratch a vibey music itch. A little long for my taste but in no way bad. Between a 3 and 4 here and just gonna go high 3 with 4 potential on a more concentrated listen.
Don't think I've ever seen an album formatted like this. It's not on AM so going through YouTube. I'm about 10 minutes in and this sounds like department store music.
It's probably terrible quality on here or at least I hope it is, because frankly this sounds like shit and I've tried a couple different ones. DO BANDCAMP. It's better but not by much. This shit SUCKKKKKSSSSSSSSS
This feels like some kind of sick joke. I'm currently listening to commercials.
I'm calling it. Giving up halfway through The Weather Channel 4 as it's all the same bad quality sax department store music.
Not bad overall. Gave me a vibe of a club in Europe in the 90's.
Baller af that this is on here, and besides WFH this might be my favorite thing to come out of covid. I'm guessing this won't do too well with the reviewers, he kinda caught lightning in a bottle with it. Also helped that I turned 30 a few days before this was released.
One of the best parts about it is that he's super self aware about his past, present, and future.
My stupid friends are having stupid childrennnnnnnn hits hard right now sorry Jackson/Brandon.
Welcome to the Internet will forever be ingrained in my brain.
That Funny Feeling is probably the most natural song on here and is great after the sequel to Bezos I.
All Eyes On Me has some sort of epic ness too it that I can’t quite put my finger on. One of the best on the album.
Honestly came into this ready to give it a 4 but I can’t deny how much I fucking love this album. Listened to the deluxe version after and that also slaps.
He’s Bo yo
That was some classic yazz nothing special but easy to listen to.
This guy sure can play the trumpet!
This Land is a jam. The crazy sludge bass goes hard on it.
I just gotta laugh at Feelin' Like a Million. Not sure reggae is GC Jr.'s thang.
This Land, Pearl Cadillac, The Guitar Man, and Low Down Rolling Stone are the jams of the album.
Love that he tries some different sounds on here even if it does feel a bit disjointed at times. Definitely enjoy him the most when he's shredding and bluesy.
I disagree with the production of this record.
This album is a trip. It's like Nick Drake singing over some crazy ass production. It's a bit hit or miss from me tbh. The length also doesn't help the cause.
I think I would lose my mind if I listened to "The Name of the Next Song" on psychs. Would just think I'm in an infinite time loop.
Meh 3.
A few songs in and I honestly didn't expect to like this as much as I have.
Limousine is fantastic.
I definitely don't enjoy the screaming vocal parts, but luckily that's few and far in between. Low 4 but adding limousine to the library.
Honestly kinda refreshing to have a movie score on here, and this one is cool af.
Love Theme from Blade Runner is a sexy jazzy one.
One More Kiss, Dear is the most traditional sounding one, and kinda breaks it up very well.
Blade Runner Blues sounds like Pink Floyd.
The end titles sound like a Hans Zimmer score.
For a score this shit was awesome and I'm giving it a 5.
Got pretty aggressive in the middle there. Had its ups where they would shred or get a little experimental and downs where it was like I was listening to screamo. Either way it had me engaged at least. Ending on Easy is wild. Sounded nothing like the rest of the album.
Solid 3.
Love me some M83. Seeing them at Lolla way back was a spiritual experience. One of the best golden hour shows I’ve ever seen in my life (with Griz, different vibe).
Midnight City, Reunion, Wait, Steve McQueen, and the all spiritual Outro are just all timers.
Unfortunately theres just a little bit too much filler on here to give it a 5 for me, but it’s close.
Had some moments but was ultimately waiting for it to be over.
Cannonball absolutely rules. I have no clue where I've heard it before but its super familiar sounding.
Mad Lucas is a trip and I love it.
That was fun and flew by.
Ian got me into this band! This is pretty fun about halfway through.
Gimme Sympathy is kinda cringey.
Definitely had its moments and the singer was great, but felt a bit too polished and something felt off. Still not bad.
