My instinct here was to get through it and move on, but surprise myself to totally vibing out to Slipknot. You live and learn.

Wacky

Catching up on last 3 days - Hendrix made me appreciate why people bang on about him so much (he's on another level), Hookworms transported me to a cool electronic plane of smooth, but damned if this isn't the album of the 3 that I'll be playing again and again on repeat. Banging.

Had a pub lunch to this

Deep Blue Sea! He’s real! Rapping about milk and cereal my fave

Silly lyrics ('I'm all lost in the supermarket'), hardcore lyrics ('he who fucks nuns will later join the church') and noise making ('lalalalalal hurhr huhriuaeh rsafhjd') all just as rockin'.

Surprise Shrek track! Scary cover! Joyously moody throughout

2nd Talking Heads album on day 4??? I must have done something right in a past life. Poetry smashed over smooth funky beats, top tier

Jammin’

Improv jazz, super impressive but not riveting for me

Chilled and deep, probs would have meant a lot to me as a troubled young boy

Noisy

Moved into a flat to this

Loud, noise, rockin'

Knew Dan the Automator from the Booksmart soundtrack but no idea his background was this cooooooll. Jumpscare gynaecology exam halfway through

Catching up on last 3 days - Hendrix made me appreciate why people bang on about him so much (he's on another level), Hookworms transported me to a cool electronic plane of smooth, but damned if this isn't the album of the 3 that I'll be playing again and again on repeat. Banging.

Oh god my aloof uni peers were right

Deep Blue Sea! He’s real! Rapping about milk and cereal my fave

Reminds me of my dad’s pub band (compliment)

Yet another 'oh I get the fuss now' album

The kind of music that people who are really into music like (slightly vague, lots of loops, high pitched voice ‘woo’ing over it’s own modulated feedback) - am aspiring to the be the kind of person who can properly differentiate between tracks

Prefer their older stuff, still banging

Listened to this stuck at a train station

My instinct here was to get through it and move on, but surprise myself to totally vibing out to Slipknot. You live and learn.

Bought an old copy of The Magic Roundabout board game to this album. Pretty radical.

Recognised more of this than I expected - good one Police

Alright

Another place, another time - to be honest too tied up with work and business to really get the most out of Mariah’s beautiful whistling voice but undoubtedly she is God

Yet another one that I can't believe has passed me by until now given how iconic it is - worth the rep

Fun jingles

My favourite part was the bit where he screamed 'I'm a monkeeeeeyy' because I love monkeys

Secrets: Openly available to listen to Three: Track 5 The Final Sound: Followed by 4 more songs Seventeen Seconds: 4 minutes long This album is full of lies but really good

Cosmic Americana. Sick.

Rigged lights to this

Had a pub lunch to this

Sorted Pokemon cards to this

Did the dishes to this

Screwed in wooden stage floor to this

Lostened to this whilst washing loads of dishes

This was rad

Fuck this was so good - love his full accent thing going on

Yet another ‘I now understand the hype’ list

Sick

Really odd listening to this after knowing the film soundtrack so well. Still some banging tracks, don't see how anyone could possibly make sense of this version but fun nonetheless

Listened to this in my in-laws house just chilling on the sofa.

Long and jazzy

Incredible work, perhaps not the best one to sit and listen to whilst totally sedentary, very long and very mosh inducing

Alright, actually

Moody

Listened to this staring syraight ahead whilst moving backwards on a train. Sesame Street samples a highlight

Hello old faithful

Like riding in my parents car agaib

Catching up on several albums in a row it’s easy to get distracted but this hits you like a freight train

Surprise rage from Randy

Wikis on other albums often have things like 'they wrote too many verses and struggled knowing which ones to cut out.' Bob Dylan has avoided this problem by never ever cutting out a verse.

Wasn’t sure I liked this but then gnome

All covers, all good ones

Wacky

Never listened to the newer stuff before, good work Dave

Sounds super different to the last Beck album that came up on this (but I am no Beck expert), deffo coming back for more now

Rocked my world way harder than I expected soft electronic to ever do - after a couple of these types(ish) of albums I can confirm the only way to listen is to be stuck on a train with volume up and thoughts a-wanderin’

banging start to end

Classic

Good funky hour or so, can see why he's such a legend but not one that's FULLY hooked me yet. Can see it growing.

I never think I'm all that much into rap (I have several friends who know every detail of every rapper's lives and who has guested on whose albums and the whole infrastructure of it all) then occasionally one like this hits and it's going on loop for the next month

Took a while but then got into the overpowered electro-rock - listened to ‘Waiting for the Night’ whilst waiting at a trains station at night and woo howdy

Meh, then I was BOOORRRN TO RUUUUNNNN

Enjoyed, can’t remember any of it already

Sent me into a trance with it’s 27 minute track - not sure it’s for me but love the audacity and enjoyed it over a pint as I’m sure is best

There’s one funny lyric containing several slurs in a row (about girls being lesbians because they’re not interested and then seeing some people he’s not a fan of) that has me guffawing every listen. Otherwise goes hard love it

Nice walking jams, need to think about properly sitting down to listen to these as I’m sure it became background gumpf to just mulling over the day’s plans

Bag Lady

Changes a surprise banger liked the rest loved that

Robots

Not Garbage

Incredible voice, yet another artist I mainly knew from general culture rather than their music until now. Lovely work

feel like this is another one of those albums I'm not 'supposed' to like, but it jammed and I get the appeal

Rockin'

Beautiful

A classic rock type of thing that I’m not always enamoured with, but tasty licks

Funky

Never heard this before, but if I had it would have been on a tape in my mum’s car

3 albums in one. Three while LPs. Reaally? Some good songs in there

I AM a shining star!!

Relaxing, forgettable but Julio is in the Muppets (2011) so….

Sex songs

He loves saying lyrics twice in a row

I DO want to rule the world! How did they know? Good tuneage xx

Lots of hate in the reviews here - not sure it warrants a best of all time placement, but nice and relaxing. More Byrds ahead it seems

Fine

Incredible, and live!! Not normally as big a fan of live albums, but this is great

Yeehaw

Orangutang man! my favourite was the one about a banana split

Sad, liked that he opens with a summary of the Seventh Seal

Loved certain bits of this, sure it would be amazing experience to space out to live, but for a novice Hawkwind listener it’s a hell of a lot to get through

Every song sounds fairly the same, lucky thing that song is banging

Sad, haunting voice- a but jarring hearing such recognisable songs as Cash covers but if you can get over it then it’s great

Listened up to where the original show ended (Mood Indigo, so longer than the first release but not the full 2 hour 1999 release either) and have to say it was incredible. For others unversed in jazz i can fully recommend this as an undeniably perfect intro

So…. Relaxing…

I give everything 5 but this deserves it

Love the music, some of the ‘liveness’ is great but I can’t help agreeing wanting either a polished studio version (which we have ofc for the songs) or an unedited, unfiltered recording with all the booing etc. Hard to feel significant when what makes it significant is edited away

Loved some bits, bored by most

Bluuuueeesss

He really can do whatever he wants, legend

wtf was with that creepy kid? Otherwise solid relaxing game music

electro-meh

Mmmm grungy - took me back to playing Rock Band on the wii

Found this whole thing very silly (I love) and good party nonsense (more love) - a good lesson in why it’s sometimes better to not have any contextual knowledge of the “artist”

Really wanted to like this in order to feel like I had a rogue opinion. Unfortunately everyone is right

I get it now

West Side Story jumpscare - good throughout, 1st track legendary

Chef makes 39 seconds of dialogue last 8 minutes

Love when he shouts 'ordeeeerrr!'

Man that guy can bellow

I liked the bit about hanging out with sheep in succulent pastures xx

cool

Goth

One of the best albums yet -

Maybe someone with a better knowledge of audio could explain to me, why this live album from 1963 sounded so damn clean and sweet to listen to compared to so much later recording studio stuff??? There's probably an explanation and better words to describe it, but this blew me away with sound quality. Also with the music.

To quote another review's quote of Angus Young: "I'm sick to death of people saying we've made 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we've made 12 albums that sound exactly the same."

Cool, was on the tube so maybe need to go again but good fun

Fusion

Is it me or are most Ye albums about a variety of things? Including his penis, sure, but this feels like an exclusive topic on this album