Soul Mining
The TheThough i am a fan of most Cure music, I can't get into music that devolves into operatic horror rock. Still, there are a couple tracks on this I really enjoy because they are not so dramatically over the top.
Though i am a fan of most Cure music, I can't get into music that devolves into operatic horror rock. Still, there are a couple tracks on this I really enjoy because they are not so dramatically over the top.
Light rock misic with soothing vocals. Interesting and folksy. Not bad, but will not listen again.
liked. good vibes. nothing I favorited.
Was previously familiar. Had not listened in a long time though. Prince was great!!!
Not a fan. Sounds like Flaming Lips and Oasis had a love child. Not in a good way. Hippy stoner rock.
Nah. Not for me. Too indy coffee shopy.
Not a fan. Dig the punkish music, but the mixing and lyrics I can hear are not my bag.
Too mello and depressing. A couple okay tracks.
Meh. Good background study/work music. Not a fav, but didn't dislike.
Meh. Good house music for background noise.
Good easy listening.
Meh. Not terrible. Not great. Yellow was the only somg I almost clicked like on.
Smooth easy listening. Not anything I would select on my own.
Way too theatric and dark.
Loved the vibe and energy. No songs that I loved tho.
One of the most boring and utterly mind numbing things I have ever listened to. Ptew!
Reminds me of a mashup between the Breeders, Seether, and Smashing pumpings. A lot of repetitive droning parts in many songs that made me pretty much zone out.
Hippity Dippity World Electronica. No bueno. Makes me want to smash my neighbor's wind chimes.
Good ole classic tunes. With guitars. And harmonies. Good stuff.
A bloody brilliant piece of legenday musicianship.
A little bit Elvis Costello. A little bit of The Clash. Boppin bass and good guitar riffs.
Meh. Easy listening and great storytelling. Not something I would ever pick tho.
It is okay. Like listening to a Pet Shop Boys and the Cure mashup... just not as good.
Kinds boring.
Typical punk rock. Can see how they influenced many, and I like a lot of punk music. Just can't enjoy it when vocals are burried in the music. First few tracks are very momotenous. Some good power tracks on the latter half.
Some catchy vibes, but not my bag, baby.
Not a bog Doors fan. Just not into that style.
A very hypnotic electonica with feminine vocals that provide a good musicbed for study and focused work.
Didn't dislike it as much as I thought it would.
A good classic. Lots of uplifting vibe.
This album is weird. A little Strat Cats. A little early B52s. Sorta punk. Sorta ska. Sometimes vicals. Other times not. Didn't hate it. Don't like it.
Why do I like this so much? She sounds like a blend of Sheryl Crow and Courtney Love. Some of the vocals feel forced and there is a crap ton of bajos and harmonicas in this back country soundtrack. And I think I like it. I normally don't. Great story telling and pace for a cozy drive or evening in by the fire, or swattin squitos on the porch.
Just really didn't enjoy. The quirky novelty and diminutive voice wore off quickly. Many songs sounded the same.
Love the powerful music. Disdain for the sophmoric and excessive Fbombs, like a fifth grader at his first overnight party away from home. LB had potential, but they never got there. :(
Hillbilly anthem rock.
A lot better than I exected. Great Coolio esque vive in some parts. Fun and energetic.
Not a fan.
Metallica. Nough said. But even better, old school Metallica. ❤️ 🔥 \m/
Though i am a fan of most Cure music, I can't get into music that devolves into operatic horror rock. Still, there are a couple tracks on this I really enjoy because they are not so dramatically over the top.
Gotta finally admit, I like Van Hagar better than Van Halen. I can admire early VH, but it is not music I seek out and truly enjoy.
Coyld not listen to this one since it is removed from spotify, so I listened to their next album. Catchy beats with many familar samples and some lyrics.
Utterly boring electronica.
Good rock and grunge sound. Easy to see the Nirvana comparrisons ( or Nirvana's to the Pixies).
Meh. Just can't will myself to like them.
A classic that launched a full trend and style. Some great tracks. Some not great tracks. Filled with a lot of imagery and lyrics that would be blasted if produced today.
The reviews on this are kind. Can't believe someone would release this on purpose.
Juat another indie group with mello depressing music. Not a fan.
Did not know China Girl was an Iggy Pop song, though Bowie helped write it. Bowies version is way better, but it is still the best song on this album. Didn't really like The Idiot otherwise.
Haven't heard this album in decades. Always sorta like it. Good vibes. Some songs get repetitive or lack lytics.
Pretty voice against some basic synths. Boring.
One of prominent music acts of the 90s. I could not stand them at the time; have really come to appreciate their art since. Still, not something I would intentionally seek to listen to, but not opposed to hearing if it's on.
A more mello verion of the Beatles + CCR. Soothing and relaxing music. Not something I would listen to again.
Delightfully different. Good vibe. A lot of callbacks to classic hip hip and tap with some modern styles. Not something I would pick out again, but didn't dislike it.
An occasional lyric on top of radio sound effects on top of an electronica music bed. No thanks.
Didn't hate it. Didn't love it. Better than most of the albums I have had suggested so far.
Light rock misic with soothing vocals. Interesting and folksy. Not bad, but will not listen again.
Some good instrumental and sound.
An interesting blend of Ramones meets Beach Boys. I sort of like it, I sort of could do without it. Nine Million Rainy Days and Cherry Came Too are the best trax IMHO.
Never listened to Joan Baez before this. Never will again. Magnificent voice and a great storyteller, but just could not handle the music. Felt like I was at a rennasounce fair, and for far too long.
I now see why they are a one hit wonder.
Meh. I honestly don't get Bob Dylan.
After listening 2-3 months, I was finally introduced to an artist I will listen to again. I had heard of the Charlatans but never listened to them before. Really enjoyed the rock elements and feeling like I was listening to something akin to Oasis and/or the Stone Roses.
Scooby Snacks. It was popular for a minute. A sound very similar to others in the era. Nothing special.
Another anthem of my generation A great unique sound that stood out then, and still does today.
If I could listen to Led Zeppelin without the vocals, I might like them.
Didn't like it. Didn't hate it. Folksy rock akin to CCR, but a little less polished.
A wonderful album that I really enjoyed when it came out, and still do today.
Meh. Typical rock of the era.
I really wanted to love this, but I don't. Despite hearing their influence on some of my favorite artists, like Nirvana, Helmet, Gruntruck, Soundgarden, etc, I just could not get into it like I had hoped. I favorited the song "No One Has", but that was it.
If the Cure and Transiberian Orchestra had a band fronted by David Bowie, this would be it.
Just didn't dig this. Hard to hear the vocals and music is mainly just dijointed noise.
Listening to this album makes me aware of how much the 1980s SNL band sounded like E Street band. Bruce Springsteen, in all his blue collar, gritty glory shows how he is a master storyteller in his music. Can't say I love this album, but respect for the Boss.
Oh no. Another Elvis Costello album. Nothing different or standout about this album from any of his other work.
Beautiful voice. Dreadfully sad album. Occassional poppy music beds. Folksy.
A long string of sound effects and random volcals on top B-side keyboard music beds. Not a fan.
She was a great and unique voice that stood out in her ear. Still stands out today, but underappreciated.
I hear a lot of Primus, Early Chili Peppers, and Rollins Band. Funky and assertive. Nothing I particulalrly enjoyed tho.
Some powerful, gripping tunes that were so integral to the 1980s era. Some other songs that are wishy washy and fluffy. Still, a great album.
No sire. I didn't like it. Sounds like a pop band with a lead sing impersonating Bob Dylan. Badly.
Not as bad as most psychedelic rock.
Mello hypnotic carnival music.
Really enjoyed listening to this and realized how underappreciated George Harrison is in light of Lennon and McCartney comparrisons. Some of the instrumentals in the back half of the second disc get a little monotenous, but still enjoyable tracks nonetheless.
Love the music. Can hear their influence on many of our more recent alt punk artists. Not digging the vocals.
I remember this one being crazy popular. Hearing it now, it strikes me how much of the era's music sounds similar to this album. Ms. Jackson did it better than any of them though.
Great artist and album. Cult of Personality remains one of my favorite songs. Some other good tracks, but nothing rises to that level.
Never heard of Gene Clark. Reminded me a lot of Jim Croce. Big a bit different, I just can't peg exactly how. Enjoyed the story telling and easy melodies.
"Gawd I'm bored. Might as well be listening to Genesis." If you get the reference, you'll understand and agree.
Typical S&G. Mellow and soothing storytelling with hypnotic melodies.
Interesting sound that reminds me a bit of Gruntruck and Helmet. A little more punk vibe to them tho.
Never really got into RS. Listened to it and found it to be a little more folksy that I expected. Still, some upbeat rock that sorta I enjoyed.
This is a very dreary and bleak album. Not a fan.
The music is exactly what one would exect from the cover art and band name. Very theatrical and weird.
Surprisingly good. I sometimes feel like I am hearing Pink Floyd one ment, and Jamiraquoi the next. I would rarely listen to either of those two, but is somehow works here.
A critical part of the late era GenXer's life soundtrack.
A "good" Cure album. Hardly their best work tho.
Fun bobby music with some sophomoric lyrics.