Youth And Young Manhood
Kings of LeonDull as heck. Why recommend this one when it's neither their best nor their most popular album?
Dull as heck. Why recommend this one when it's neither their best nor their most popular album?
Liked it. Had heard most of the songs by themselves before, but this was the first time I listened to them all together. Light My Fire was my favorite.
Really chill, cool trumpets.
I like the band, but I don't like this album.
Beck could use a Red Bull.
Nice and chill.
This one didn't spark emotions one way or another for me. Very slow and quiet, sometimes I would just tune out the music and forget I was even listening to anything.
That boy Jones sure can sing-a-ling. It appears that I do like country besides Johnny Cash.
Old twists on old classics. Singing is good, but good lord is it slow.
Best bri'ish rapper I've heard so far.
Easy listen. Found it very relaxing.
Kinda liked it, kinda didn't. At times, it felt like I should be enjoying it more, but I just wasn't.
Can't believe I never heard a full LZ album before. Strangely reminding of Pink Floyd.
It's not my favorite M&M album, but it's top-notch anyway.
It's tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time, it's tricky It's tricky, tricky, tricky, tricky It's tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time, it's tricky Tr-tr-tr-tricky, tricky, tricky
lmao, what even is this. Couldn't at least recommend it on Christmas Day? Also, this album came out the same day that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Ha ha ha.
Only electronic I like is Daft Punk.
I dunno, couldn't vibe with it.
Went by pretty fast, but maybe that means it didn't grab my attention?
This be the mood.
Three is the magic number.
Early Springsteen was already good, but not fully in the groove.
Dull as heck. Why recommend this one when it's neither their best nor their most popular album?
I think I'm either too young or too old to enjoy this as much as I feel like I should.
It has that song from The Batman.
Strangely haunting. Really enjoyed this one. How would I even go about finding it on my own?
I've actually listened to several songs from this band before, but I never paid attention to their name. Pretty good sound, but after going through their discography, I'm left kind of wanting for a different selection from them.
Eh. It's fine, I guess.
Great stuff from the Wu-Tang.
Not as good as Wu-Tang.
It's pretty good. I liked that one song from Oz.
lmao, didn't know they had other songs. Every star only for the titular masterpiece.
I didn't really like later Bowie. There's a lot of emotional weight on this record, but I just did not enjoy listening to it.
I like it, but it's also not something that I would consider for a list like this. But I've felt that way about several albums so far. Maybe 1001 is too much, or I haven't grasped how much that amount would represent.
You like jazz, you like the Duke.
Not my favorite album from Oasis, but still high quality. The songs in this one blend together more so and on the other albums I've listened, though.
You might be cool, but you'll never be Nick Cave cool.
Electronic music is such a chore for me to sit down and listen to. I get why is recognized as good and why other people like, but I just cannot stand it in large doses.
I used to listen to 'Everybody Hurts' on repeat growing up. I still think it's the best song in the album, but I can appreciate more the others like 'Nightswimming'.
Went in expecting something closer to John Denver, ended up pleasantly surprised with the style of the music. Not entirely my cup of tea, but I would be open to listening to another Neil Young album.
Guess I'm not a Motörhead fan. I am, however, a ¨ fan.
Simon without Garfunkel just doesn't hit the same way. 'Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard' is a banger though.
How have I never heard of this? I've been a fan of all the members for years. Then again, I listened to the full album and forgot every song the moment it ended, so that might be the reason.
Those hippies could jam. Timeless classic right here. Side note, only half of the album is available on Spotify. How does that even happen?
Absolutely intoxicating energy from Mr. Cooke. A gift to the senses and the soul.
It's not really my style, even with the random alien voices. Biggest problem that I have with highly influential bands from the early era of rock is that I like the bands that they influenced more.
Thought this would be trash, but I actually ended up enjoying quite a bit. This band has been around for almost 40 years, and I never heard of it in my life, crazy what recommendations you get here.
For some reason, I thought the lead singer from this band was the guy from James. I also thought that James was a soloist. You learn a lot from this site.
I listened to this interspaced with Tom Lehrer, which I thought really enhanced the overall experience.
I think Mr. Prince has his expectations for the late 90s too high. Then again, we did get The Matrix, so maybe not so.
On the one hand, I really enjoy this album. The blend of British/Celtic sounds and Hutchings' majestic bass being the highlights. On the other hand, it took me a week to finish because I found myself so unengaged by it. Maybe I'll come back to it in a few years and like it more than I have, but as of now I can't give it more love.
More like the singing heads. Got 'em.
From the first note, what a blessing for acoustics.
French homework just hits different. Daft Punk can evoke such unique emotions, wish those two little robots were still together.
The best MTV Unplugged. I prefer this version of Nirvana over its normal studio releases. Feels a lot more personal.
I believe that Kate Bush fills a very special niche in music. However, though I can appreciate the quality it contains, I am not part of it.
Weird feeling, liked half but forgot the other half as I heard it. Probably wouldn't listen again.
In spite of having heard 'Imagine' about a 100 times over my lifetime, this is the first time I've actually listened to a Lennon album from beginning to end. At first, I felt that the rest of the album wouldn't compare to the titular first song. And that assumption was mostly correct. I was surprised by how blues-y the whole thing is, but it's a really nice blend for the ears.
Pressed play on 'Precious' and somehow time warped until 'Brass in Pocket'. Strangely, there's no real desire to go back and re-listen the songs in between them.
All vibes.
Couldn't name you any other Welsh musicians of the top of my head, but now I have Mr. John Cale. Not a huge fan, but pretty nice vibes in this one.
I would have given this 2 stars, since I didn't hate it, just didn't like it, but I actually did hate the 'For What It's Worth' pseudo-cover.
Fairly solid album, but it's easy to see where the band is still trying to find its footing. Not my favorite from them by quite a margin, but there's a few great pieces, like Big Me that make it enjoyable nonetheless.
Absolutely love me some blues. This garage rock blues is a delight.
Very vibey, much German. I get the feeling that this was not my first time listening to this, but I can't for the life of me remember another time when I would listen to electronic music besides Daft Punk.
I don't think I've given Scissor Sisters the room it deserves in my musical life. If they get a second album in this list, then I look forward to loving 'Ta Dah' as well.
At first, I was like, "Oh, no! Not the bees! Oh, they're in my eyes!" But this was actually really solid. The album is pure vibes, and really represents why I wanted to start using this generator. Find out more about the less well-known bands that have their niche little brand of musical magic.
Meh...
The Beach Boys have always been a temporal anomaly in my mind, where I see them being an 80s/90s band no matter what I read about them or which song I hear from them. This doesn't have anything to do with the album, just felt the need to put my brain malfunctions in writing.
I've been listening to The Offspring for like two decades, but this is the first time I've actually listened to a full album from beginning to end. I liked it well enough, even though it's not my favorite sound from them.
Normally not a big fan of live recordings, but blues always feel so much more alive when you can hear the sound of the audience blend in with the music.
This was a short listen. Only 4 of the songs from the album are available on Spotify. I liked what I heard, maybe will look for the rest another day.
Is 'Mr. Blue Sky' the greatest song ever recorded? Only drawback is that every song that follows pales in comparison to it.
Nelson's voice is a little rough around the edges, but really burrows into you rather quick.
Full-blown scream to start things off, way to ruin the vibes. Seems silly, but a few songs in and I just can't get in the mood to keep listening. Let's just write this one off for now...
I love Metallica, but always struggle with enjoying these live performances for just about any band. The 'Ecstasy of Gold' is fantastic though.
What an annoying style of singing. 'Pump It Up' is a banger though.
Like floating in a river, let the flow carry you.
What a trip. The 'Light My Fire' cover through me for a loop.
At first, I thought "Who the hell is fIREHOSE?", then I thought "Why the hell is fIREHOSE?", and then I found out that it's the remnants of the people that made the song from Jackass. Quite a journey.
Huh?
I didn't dislike it, but it's just another album that went into one ear and out the other for me.
Oh, man, I love The Clash, but as good as it may be, this album I put in a solid 3rd place after London Calling and Combat Rock. Still, excellent punkness.
First Senegalese musician for me. Really enjoyed, though not sure how to describe it. Listening to 7 Seconds now, and that is also a gorgeous song.
First Beatles album on the list for me! Well, second, if you consider the Lennon one. Delightfully groovy and a perfect, gentle strike of optimism for the weary heart.
How much synth can I possible listen to in a single list. I didn't even know there were these many electronic albums around.
Man, I really thought Pantera would slot right in to my musical tastes, but the feeling's just not there. Maybe didn't listen to this in the right headspace? Anyway...
Well, I was a little hesitant going in, since I never listened to Heavens 1-16, but I figured I'd get the gist of the plot through context. Pretty decent, some Talking Heads vibes (but worse lol).
Boy, if I didn't care much for the previous Elvis Costello album on here...
First half is a banger, but peters out for me after that. I enjoy some Blur, but when I listen to them for a long while, it makes me happy that Damon Albarn went and made Gorillaz.
ABBA is just wondrous. Good for the soul.