Nice and chill. Would be good to play on a lazy summer day.
It was OK. Would be happy to have on in the background but wouldn't purposefully seek it out.
Average. Would not listen again.
Easy listening. Lovely voice.
Average. Who's picking these? It was so boring.
It was very chill and easy to listen to. I could happily have that playing in the background as I pottered around the house.
It was a fun album. The songs were pretty catchy and I could imagine myself listening again. Some songs were a bit repetitive but that's not the end of the world. I quite liked Petty (thief) Lout. Reminded me a little of the Cramps and the Doors if they were a mash up.
It was alright, but I probably wouldn't listen to it again.
Hello, I loved it! What a set of pipes and a good album to sing along to.
The Duke! Was a great album, loved the peak back into history and made for an easy afternoon of listening.
Was a lot better than I was expecting. Would never have sought it out on my own but would listen again.
Very much my vibe. Would definitely listen again.
It was not that great. Nick Cave has better music out there.
It was meh, I probably would not listen again.
It was fun! I'd listen to it again if it came up but not sure how often I'd seek it out.
This was a lot of fun. Like a mashup between the Beatles and Monty python. Very whimsical.
That was a meh for me. Soundtrack vibes for bad 90s movies.
About what I expected from Devo. Was fun but not sure if I'd go back to it.
Love the doors. Hadn't listened to the full album before but I'm happy I've done so now.
Was not what I expected at all. Pretty underwhelming.
It was Bowie so it was good, but not his best. Still had fun.
It was like if Eddie Murphy and The Beastie Boys were asked to make a soundtrack for a Muppets movie. What a wild ride.
Ummm it was a thing. It was not my thing.
It was decent, could hear how it influenced a lot of early heavy metal. Liked some of the blues references as well.
Very chill. Would be suited to a nice bar or a quiet evening in.
Took me back to the uni days. Was a nice reminder and they mostly hold up.
Was a lot better than I was expecting. Was fun and will listen again.
Well it was marginally better than the last Kraftwerk album we had to listen to. I could at least see myself playing this in the background as I worked.
Not my cup of tea. Nice voice but overall it didn't rate for me.
It was a little too intense for me. Felt like there was no time to breathe or think. Just overwhelming.
I liked it. Couple of classics I was surprised to hear. Would like to listen again, makes for a nice summer album
Was fun to listen to. Spent the whole time imagining couples dancing together on summer days. Felt like an implanted nostalgia.
It was a nice album to have as background music. Was easy to listen to and I could see it being a great accompaniment to an old fashioned in a chill bar.
Like a bit of experimental Bowie.
It was fine but um, where were the bells? I was promised bells! And there nothing was tubular about it!
I unfairly judged the cover and didn't think I'd like this album but there was a lot to like about it and some of the tracks were very much my vibe.
It was ok. Would probably have it on the background.
Again and again and again. I will always love Fleet Foxes.
It was pretty subpar for me
Enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
It was fun, heard a lot of song I recognised but didn't know where they'd come from. Some tracks made me feel like I was watching film credits over and over again, however.
Will always invoke surrealism and introspection. Lovely album.
Other artists out there doing the same music better.
Was ok. Recognised some songs. Others were a bit meh.
Loved this! This will be my new Christmas album moving forward.
Jason waterfalls was the only standout song on the album.
Beautiful voice. Such a loss.
It was surprisingly good. I enjoyed it. Made me think of Jack Black doing a Dio impersonation.
Poets they are not, but I love the RHCP!
I didn't mind it. A good mindless working album.
It was nothing astounding but it was a nice album to have on.
Did Robin Williams have a side gig with Talking Heads? Once I realised who it sounded like I couldn't shake it the whole album. Was ok.
Wasn't what I expected but I enjoyed it.
I guess I always knew Ice T did more than just SVU but this was eye opening. Nice work.
I liked the second half a lot more than the first. In fact, I thought it was a different album. Would have been way more epic with a real orchestra but it was enjoyable nonetheless.
Other than the one song it was just a bit average. I felt like I was listening to a musical theatre soundtrack or something.
I loved it! What a great album. This will definitely go into the rotation.
Average at best, annoying at worst.
I was totally underwhelmed.
Acca Dacca will always be top notch Australian rock 🤘
Got a lot of white stripes vibes. Or maybe the WS were vibing off the pixies. Was good.
Lovely voice but the album was just a bit lackluster overall.
It was definitely not for me.
Meh. Another able I did not enjoy.
It was somewhat enjoyable but don't know if I'd seek it out.
It was ok. I wasn't really feeling it but might not have been in the right headspace.
It's like if Rufus Wainwright and a crooner had a baby, and that baby wanted to be Bowie but fell short of the mark.
This was great. Can definitely see myself listening again.
It was dull and repetitive.
Beautiful voice. Was a lovely album.
Was enjoyable but I feel like the symphony could have been more metal. Symphonies can go pretty hard, it felt like they didn't use them properly.
It was very chill and relaxing. Think of still turn to other folk style music but can appreciate that they're good.
I didn't mind it. Good in the background
This was a lot of fun. I'd come back.
This was great, a lot better than I expected. Would come back.
It was good as background music. Probably wouldn't go out of my way to find.
