Fantastic for what it is. Not on the level of, say, Revolver or Rubber Soul, but a great stepping stone for what was to come. All the songs are very catchy, but the instrumentation is noticeably old when compared to future works. It also contains one of my favorite Beatles songs ("Please Mister Postman") and I find it a bit bittersweet to listen to considering "All My Loving" was reportedly the last song John Lennon ever heard before his death.
Absolutely amazing lyrics, really paints a visual picture in each song.
Very punk-like, and probably served as inspiration for bands such as the Sex Pistols and Clash. I really enjoyed it.
I LOVED this. Such good vocals and lyrics.
Very inconsistent and at times agitating to listen to with how long some songs clock at. Not my cup of tea, though I did really enjoy the drumming.
Courtney Love is my favorite grunge vocalist now haha what the fuck
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Combining an annoying singing voice with a track listing of entirely forgettable songs that all bleed into one another is not exactly the best approach to an album, I have to say.
The first 20 seconds of 'Super Unison' had me thinking my headphones were broken
Me on my way to look up a band I really enjoyed only to find they broke up due to sexual assault allegations :D
I don't even know where to begin with this. One of the greatest debut albums of the 21st century.
What did Joe do to deserve this
I did not expect to like this as much as I did.
Groovy, but not really memorable.
Lofi hip hop beats to study & relax to but it's 1969 (this is a compliment)
The 20-minute track is surprisingly the standout here.
Aggressively '70s, in a good way.
I tried so hard to get into this and it just never worked out, which is unfortunate since "Flamin' Groovies" is a damn good band name
Great introduction to West Coast rap.
Dolly is truly something special, isn't she?
