I just simply do not like Radiohead. Pyramid Song was ok. Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors is garbage, as is the rest of it
Homeward Bound got added to playlists. Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine is not my favorite. The Dangling Conversation is depressing and beautiful
Mixing feels weird. Certain instruments are way louder than vocals. Mellow and hit or miss. Venus in Furs is a big miss
Track 8 was actually very relatable, because I Do Not Want This. March of the Pigs was trying so hard to be a good song, but the singer and guitarist had to insert themselves. Hurt also became very relatable by the end
Not as "metal" as I expected. Which also means not as bad. I really don't like the vocals though, but the drums are great, and I'm a drum fan first and foremost. I hate to be the "it all sounds the same" person, but I would believe that this was a 40 minute concept art piece instead of 8 separate songs
I mean it was always gonna be overrated, but it's pretty good. PYT and Billie Jean are the highlights, first song was good too. I think the title track is not great but it's not horrible
Pretty good. Although the only bangers were the ones I already knew
I mean, it's fine. It's kind of 80s Prince-y. But nothing really stood out good or bad
Black Cow is solid. The rest is a little boring but not terrible
I feel bad that I don't have stronger feelings on this. It's fine background music, but I probably wouldn't listen to it with focus
I can't look at Sympathy without thinking it's a generic choice for introducing a bad guy character or specifically Satan. The album is solid. Street Fighting Man is the standout. Factory Girl was the surprise banger. I'd heard it before but didn't "know" it
I'm too white for this, I know that, but this is the only time I'll mention it. Bring Da Ruckus is a god-tier opening track. I'm not hearing a ton of lyrics bc I'm working, but the beats are so fucking good. Tearz is the best song and best beat
You've got to remember that these are just sad UK people in the 90s. A not-overplayed Oasis. A Scottish version of Blur. Coldplay without the mainstream exposure. You know, garbage.
1800s British sailors but if they make music that was boring to listen to
I do not like Brucey but I listened to U Springin' Springsteen on My Bean? instead, which is much better than the actual music. 41 Shots was cool bc ACAB but it's not something to listen to in my free time. This album can basically be summed up as "bad music, cool guy"
I still don't like Radiohead but at least this is better than the other album I heard. My Iron Lung and Fade Out suck. Bullet Proof is ok
I hate that my biggest compliment to most of these is that it's short. This isn't terrible but I've heard it all a million times and it's not my type of music. Panama especially I've just heard so much I can't stand it. Top Jimmy is probably the best song. Girl Gone Bad was surprisingly good, esp since i hadn't heard it
Completely new and unfamiliar to me. Folk-jazz is great, turns out. Dream Letter is the best song, a sad apology from a deadbeat dad
Ahh, takes me back to my Kanye days. Common is really good, he knows how to flow, the beats are laid back and easy to vibe to. I think the social-conscious rap can sometimes be cheesy though, like Faithful. But Be, GO!, are good
Oh hey it's all the folk covers I've heard. Blowing in the Wind is a great song. Masters of War reminds me of the Lisa Simpson union song for some reason. My one complaint is it's a bit repetitive
These girls... Dare I say... They've got the beat. But fr they're really catchy. Tonite, Lust to Love, We Got the Beat, Fading Fast
I want to call Seven Nation Army overplayed, and it is, but it's also just so good. The rest is good but nothing really stands out. The last song is actually pretty fun, I like calmer Jack White
I was not expecting jazz, but hell yeah. I've heard Birdland before and it's great. A Remark You Made might be the smoothest jam of all time. The whole thing is less-techy Vulfpeck or CASIOPEA vibes
Santa Cruz and Big Sur are solid. I like the sort of California Folk, less depressed Elliot Smith vibe, but it's not on every song
It's ok rock, but I feel like i can't hear the lyrics. This sounds weird, but like it's really good music to vibe to, but the closer I listen, the less I like it
I'm surprised it's 1977. It sounds like it's a 60s revival from the 80s. I like it. I wouldn't go so far as to say weird, but it's different. Actually it kind of goes back and forth, a few songs are kind of standard and boring
It's just beats. No lyrics, other than like sampled repeated lines. Who cares. Boring.
Just wasn't feeling it
