feels like you’re a high schooler skipping school having a Ferris Buelers type day. Some interesting lyrics but really a coming of age album. “Time goes by, I can feel myself growing old. Burning inside, it's making this boy turn out cold” 8/10
as if you’re on a road trip to alaska, escaping the life that was once had, and it’s taking place in the fall 7/10
Album 3/1001: early 2000s classic. Many many songs illicit some nostalgia or callback to a time where I didn’t have to pay utitliy bills. 9/10
Album 4/1001: Don’t really know how to feel about this album. Feels like great bar and pool music bringing it back to a time when the fish were perceivably booming 6/10
Album 5/1001 formative music of the 60s. Songs talking about love and falling in love in many different ways 7/10
some great guitar riffs and funky vibes. Not really many songs I connected with 6/10
Album 8/1001: Parklife by Blur. Pinnacle 90s filler music, one song that if played you would immediately recognize the rest feel relegated to movie background music 5/10
Pinnacle of 80s music. A bop and a half, but repetitive at times. 7/10
Album 10/1001 this album is epitome of filler music. Just like the title says it goes nowhere, music feels the same throughout and leads towards no significant change or dynamic listens. 4/10
Album 9/1001: Picture perfect example of a solid and congruent piece of music. Each song plays well into the other, the voice of the singer and music composition solid. Feeling of finishing a long seasonal job 10/10
80s classics nothing that stood out except the first song, could be missing something here
Sounded like a British country album, but moved to a more indie vibe. Great experience through and through
Some sound design from the beginning and end a little tinny, but some songs were recognizable and fun, a smooth 90s esc house album
Classics and timeless sounding music, would listen again
Good wholesome fun and Johny Cash, cannot complain. The live aspect of this album made it even more enjoyable.
Decent album, not really many songs I could recall that would be deemed great as a standalone piece.
Filler 70s music. I am surprised at how old it was, I would not listen again though
Classic, songs I have heard but did not put a band nor face to
Typical 60s sounds, not really any standout music for me.
Sounds of the 80s not really anything that sticks out to me.
Some iconic songs, but I did not even notice the album ended, so maybe a little too much in the background
It was a vibe, some songs that you did not know you knew until you put a name on it
Felt like I was skating in Tony Hawk Underground, but nothing that was too memorable
Songs that make you feel like you are walking on a beach in florida or something. Kinda eternal sushine of the spotless mind type
In the mafia type of stuff
Typical 80s bangers, some weird interludes that do not really add to the album
I thoroughly enjoyed and felt every song (I think) heartfelt, feels like your floating
Had some bangers, but seemed to switch to more folky and less catchy songs.
