Raw pure emotion. One of my all time favorites

Dreary

3.5/5 Deep southern rock sounds with a very strong lead guitar and throaty vocals. La Granges guitar riff is a classic

Great range and tone. Guitars sounded great and the drums were good in the mix. I loved the lyrics and the lead singers voice. The short songs make this an addictive listen.

Major Americana but wasn't for me. I liked some of the lyrics and the simple yet driving guitars

Reminded me of a scoring for night rider or a futuristic LA detective noir. Good background music for video games

I enjoyed the sound of the crowd and love performance. The lead singer had great lyrics and the upbeat tempo made it a fun listen

Noodly jazz meant for a reflective city day

Fun album with interesting lyrics

Warehouse 90s techno

Kurt Cobain acoustic but it is the version I've consistently heard

French sounding late 90s techno. Enjoyed "Sexy Boy" and ce matin la

Female Earl Sweatshirt type of album. 2019

Shoegaze-y opiod rock. Relaxing

Relaxing Indi pop

Wonky cabaret music. Westworld-y

Young snoop dogg going off. Unique layered sounds with the classic LA hip hop aesthetic

Soulful live set with James Brown energy but a wonderful tenderness

Back half of the album had some good instrumental breaks but overall it felt a bit corny

Not for me. Rough vocals

Indie group that reminded me a bit of Father John Misty

Like a long sunny trip on a drunk summers day

First song is a classic

Good bongos. Some darker tracks

Classic. Sad and a bit soulful

Some interesting deeper cuts including break beat

Janis Joplin is an instrument

Melancholy

Easy listening. Some nice Solos. Really liked the song Pam

Felt like a masterpiece. Great range

Nice eclectic UK indie rock. Was surprised by the range

Some classics and some corny ones

Heavy and a bit dark but upbeat

Unique southern psychedelic rock journey. Bob Dylan meets Burt Bacharach

Lower key and more Victorian than expected. Fun ride

Vibey. Almost a jam band at points. A few really poignant songs

Some high energy classics. Night train was a good one

Too mellow

Great energy. Liked every song

Live blues from 1960. Soulful but upbeat

I can appreciate the history and the background with Brian Eno and the fact that it was going to be a film score. Standalone it is just an odd film score of an album

The end of the album had some great surprises. Sucker for 2003 hip hop

Heavy queen with some rippers. Freddy holding it down as always. Loved hearing a new range to the band as a casual listener

Alternative rock about the young woman Melody Nelson. All French. Spicy

80s vibe with some great lyrics. Has some seeds of Alex Cameron for me personally

Groovy with some tasty guitar licks. Liked the song happy man and the somber "at last I am free"

Classic for me. Butter is my favorite

Next time I'm in LA I'll be listening to this album in stop and go traffic. Really captures the culture

I couldn't finish this

Great lyrics and space in the songs. Powerful story behind take it all

Brooding

Fuego beats and weird lyrics I fully support

Classic with fun interludes. The songs also stand alone and are great

Barren desert road trip energy. 8am at burning man kind of feeling. The Reggae remix of Clint Eastwood is fun

Raw pure emotion. One of my all time favorites

Dreary

Groovy. Great sound and lyrics

Early rock and roll feeling but this came out in 71. Good music but nothing stuck with me

The first song turned me off a bit but every song after was great and felt like it was coming from a new creative space each time

Really creative album. My favorite part are the grooves, with the staccatos on the keys. It feels like the natural evolution of Outkast and I appreciated the Andre 3000 feature paying homage. Over the years I have revisited each track multiple times and it remains one of my favorite albums

Sleepy beats.. had that French sample/breakbeat electronica that I appreciate. My favorite was "Nothing can stop us"

Love 60s psychedelic rock. This sounds very original. I see myself revisiting some of the songs

I enjoyed Bob's voice on this one as opposed to some of the later albums of his. Lyrics were soulful, somber, dare I say historic

Some of the album sounded like 80s cheese but the eclecticism brought some timelessness and the good was great

Some good beats and rhythms. Good stretch album but I won't be revisiting it

Chorus backing vocals were nice. So many flesh references and metaphors. Thoughtful lyrics but not for me

Loved the mixing and Al Greens lyrics and tempo. One of my favorite albums so far

I enjoyed the backstory on the church and appreciated it as a theme I'm the album. The existential lyrics were haunting but enjoyable

Haunting dreamy palate. The Seinfeld bass line in the first song was a trip. I liked the instrumentals but the lyrics did not resonate as much.

Some nice ambient tracks but nothing that really hit me

Big pop with a lot of moans

The sax was grooving. I liked the song She is Mine

I liked the palate and story telling

That 90s dreary acid wash sound. Hoping to check out the Vanishing Point movie to get a better sense of the energy

I liked the range across styles. The title track is a classic

Solid rock

Has the best of Leonard Cohen from what I have heard so far

A bit corny but it has some grooves. Would enjoy this work more as a live experience