Not my style. Tried to appreciate it, but I was extremely bored. This is background music for some place I don’t want to be at.
Unique voice. Not my style.
So Ray of Light and Frozen I remember from when it was first popular. Overall good pop album. Dated sounding, but solid.
Everything about this is so good. I’m upset I’ve not heard it before.
I’m actually not a fan of the title track 🙃. And overall not a fan. It’s not interesting it’s just fine.
TIL that several songs that I thought were Nirvana songs are in fact by the Pixies. Love it still.
Power is such a good song. Honestly amazing album. Like every track. Nothing even remotely bad. Amazing.
Haunting and beautiful and amazing, Pagan Poetry is still a song that calls to me and makes me feel everything. So beautiful.
Slightly pretentious lyrics. Decent pop album. Nothing really stands out. It’s just there and fine.
Then Changes is a song I’ve enjoyed, but the album just didn’t draw me in. Technically good music, but the entire album? It felt tedious and a chore to finish. Good, but too much.
Solid. Good vibes.
I was one of those teenagers who became obsessed with these songs. They’re all still pretty great. It’s a dated sound, but amazing example of rave music in the late 90’s. I actually didn’t realize how many songs where on this album, packed with good stuff.
Beautiful vibe. Perfect morning listen. I have never heard any songs from this album even though I know it’s a band I enjoy.
God damn. Fucking beautiful. Everything.
The singles I’d heard obviously, but the whole album is an experience, really enjoyable.
Not my style. Tried to appreciate it, but I was extremely bored. This is background music for some place I don’t want to be at.
It’s fine? Rather boring, but great talent.
Beautiful album.
Beautiful album.
Found it pretty dang annoying to be honest. Too conceptual. Too much to say. Not enough just music. Sure there are some fun critiques and lots of musical talent, but like it’s not fun and doesn’t stand the test of time imo.
Pretty sure my dad listened to this growing up. It’s good, enjoyable. The extended jam band songs aren’t really my thing, but I can appreciate how talented they are.
Go to Her, White Rabbit and Someone to Love may be the best songs ever. I’ve been listening to the second two since I was a pre-teen and at points felt I lived in the wrong decade due to those songs. This album was amazing.
Didn’t feel like the band cared, it was such a boring album.
A couple good songs (the cover of Through the Grapevine is excellent!), but overall not very good.
Not sure why this was included. Nothing stood out to me as exciting. It was okay, not great.