Leftism
LeftfieldGreat electronic album. This album you can focus and zone out on anywhere and still enjoy it.
Great electronic album. This album you can focus and zone out on anywhere and still enjoy it.
IT'S OK-EASY LISTENING. SHAME LINDSAY BUCKINGHAM IS OVERSHADOWED. i LIKE FLEETWOOD MAC IN ITS EARLY DAYS
Often cited as a pioneering act in the shoegaze genre, their sound is characterized by dissonant guitar textures, androgynous vocals, and unorthodox production techniques.
Grohl said that he recorded the album just for fun, describing it as a cathartic experience to recover from the suicide of Nirvana bandmate Kurt Cobain. The album is considered to have started the post-grunge genre.
The term classic rock is all-encompassing and is a simple way to describe The Who.
ENRGETIC-VIBE MUSIC-The album was nominated for Best Electronic/Dance Album and "D.A.N.C.E." was nominated for Best Dance Recording and Best Video at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards.
The album combined pop music with the band's feminist political lyrics.
2Pac draws lyrical inspiration from his impending prison sentence, troubles with the police, and poverty.
The songs rock but I find the vocals shriek-y, like I'm being yelled at by my girlfriend for 35 minutes straight.
Americana, and the crossroads of Blues, Country, and Rock.
Totally electrifying live performance, raw and raucous but still note-perfect — breathes new life into songs I've heard to the point of fatigue
The Verve is like U2, if they were less annoying, but also way more generic.
"África Brasil" is a masterclass in rhythm and performance, with secretive but long-lasting influence that can still be felt today. Even for any listeners wary of any language barrier with music, Jorge Ben Jor makes music that anybody can immediately understand and groove along with.
A thrill ride, like a rickety wooden rollercoaster hurtling at speed; driving rhythm section, stabbing horns, charismatic frontman; slick back you hair, rev up your motorcycle, pull on your leathers. Rock music like it should be done - get in, get out fast, look good whilst you do it.
- so much fun, great vibes - great quality for a live album - left the album radio on all day - so many likes
POST PUNK! I can fast forward through any song and wherever I stop sounds exactly the same as where I started.
Ok but dull, samey jangly pop rock. Not worth a second listen.
Inventive, beautiful, and poetic. There's so much energy and soul in these tracks, it's incredible front to back.
I just can't get into her voice and her weird infantile fairy thing.
A cultural colossus.
Spirit was a little too out there for most people. They were a little bit rock, a little bit jazz, a bit psychedelic, and several doses of just plain weird.
One of the most genuine and authentic albums I’ve ever heard. I love it when he breaks mid-song to tell a joke or a laugh slips, especially when it’s in contrast to some soul-crushingly melancholy lyrics. I don’t really think there’s a bad track in the bunch. I love this album and the special place it takes me to every time I revisit it. I give it a 10+
1st album purchased as a kid- one of many great albums
Coldplay as the alternate-universe version of Radiohead that continued to explore the Pablo Honey sound and style
Sexy Album!!!
Quite an exhausting listen, and I'm still someone who struggles with all the interstitial skits that pepper hip hop albums, but the music itself--no thanks-heard better
It's just sloppy noise-rock.
The rest is mostly the worst aspects of indie meets a really toothless brand of punk rock I suppose you could call it.
It has moments of delicacy and beauty, and of utter stormy cacophonous noise. Putting aside the stories about Mingus (aggressive, violent bugger, essentially) it feels like these people are all playing for their lives. Quite a thing to behold
Van Morrison makes some of the most soothing and relaxing songs that feel personal. The lyrics are great. The jazzy instruments are wonderful.
I forgot how violent this album is. And anti gay. And misogynistic. I can never figure out if satire, a joke, or real. it's ok.
Great album-one of my favorites!!!
Anti-groove jazz.
raw, emotional, artistic, alt. punk
Just ok. Our House, obviously a terrific song. The rest of it? What am I even listening to
I don't think that they are bad or unskilled, just not for me.
i get why this album is important i don't hate it but i don't love it.
A hard album. The music of a great talent deteriorating. You can hear this is someone who is damaged.
classic, still can't get enough of this record - sent me into a Neil spiral
A decent album to put on while I drink my morning coffee and browse the ol' Internet on this Sunday morning, but on the other hand, it lacks a certain spice to make me want to listen to more.
Good beats, good production. I liked the whole album, but no single track jumped out at me.
The first of likely many Dylan albums here. The only debate is whether it gets a 4 or 5 from me. Good God, the music released in 1965 is just insane.
What a surprising musical journey. Beautiful vocals and grandiose music pieces.
Enjoyable country rock with a light psychedelic tinge.
This was a funky album. But also... my life doesn’t need to have shaft music in the background.
It's so clear in what she sings about and how she lives.
Basically the same song over and over again. Lead vocalist has no range.
Good 70s funk
It reminds me of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Not bad music but kinda long songs and not particularly special to me.
It was a bit much at times though. I think the wackiness sometimes surpassed the actual quality of the music,
this was a surprisingly fun and enjoyable album.
Not bad, absolutely fine to have playing during work. But there's nothing remarkable about it either.
The sound of a fembot sipping a cocktail from a coconut next to the pool just before Austin Powers swings round the corner.
420 stars.
Not my thing, but that doesn't mean it's without merit. If you like this sort of music I suppose this would be pretty good. But it's music you don't need to engage with.
The beginning of the Stones really sounding like the Stones. Recording is still a little rough, although Brian Jones' use of whatever instruments were around lifts the sound into something fresher than most of their contemporaries.
Motha fucking classic. Always a pleasure listening to this.
Smooth, soulful, enjoyable. beautiful voice
Overall forgettable and boring to me.
Clean, like the genre Would listen to it outside of this
Maybe occasionally let the music breathe and stop inserting your Nick Cave-ness into everything.
Great for summer background. Sittin on da porch. Cookin a nice meal. Do something active but lowkey, turn this bad larry on.
I listened for a few tracks, lost interest, shut it off and didn’t feel bad about it, because this album has been removed from the book.
The guitar on this album is phenomenal, and songs in short snippets really sells it for me.
First time with this album and I can see it growing on me even more. It's got a more chill vibe and the jazz influence on a few track adds a nice little extra.
Great electronic album. This album you can focus and zone out on anywhere and still enjoy it.
Mysticism and pop can be a perfectly fine combination. Sometimes a perfect one. But it can quickly turn turgid if the artist gets dumb about transcendence being antithetical to pop. Suddenly, they think tempo, vibrancy, structure and precision are the enemy.
better than I thought, never heard of him before - he is country, but not pop nor is it willie nelson
Bowie! It's hard to dislike anything Bowie has done, honestly. He was so alien and ahead of his time that there's always something new and strange to learn when listening to his albums.
Brilliant speed and rhythms. A little more separation in the mix for lead guitars wouldn’t have harmed, but still a thrill a minute.
The Platonic Form of Hip Hop. Lauryn Hill is hands down what elevates this album to a firm
Love many individual tracks and the psychedelic effects in the production. Love the way certain tracks flow into one another.
I'll stick with Radiohead, thanks.
one of the best live albums.
Beautiful, high energy without ever getting manic.
Give me 85 degrees, a beach, and a cooler full of beer and this album is a 5.
"Beggar's Banquet" is a bit of a roller coaster of an album. It's blues, it's rock, it's got some country.. it's kinda all over the place but everywhere it goes is good. It's a raw sound in all the best ways.
The album itself consists of hunks of tripe interspersed with tidbits of sweet genius. But dig deeper into the KLF story and you won't be disappointed.
The songs are still brilliant. It is easy to get caught up in Jimi's excellent guitar work but the other pieces of the band are just as great.
A couple of good tracks but I'm not a massive fan of his style
Perfect inflection point between 60’s folk/rock and what was to come in the early 70’s for rock. Everybody was for a moment in that band totally together and making a near perfect album.
Folk, blues and traditional. Fairly bland, felt a little like a contractual obligation album.
More like Husker don’t
Very strong start and finish but lags in the middle, much like me having a shag.
A new discovery that's going to make it firmly into more regular listening
I just can't enjoy the monotonous sludge of distorted guitars and Corgan's petulant whine.