People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
A Tribe Called QuestAmazing!
Amazing!
Relaxing and mild
Energetic and nostalgic
Lively and fresh! Nothing quite like this!
Nostalgic and fun, upbeat and bright
Provocative and dynamic. Good beats and powerful lyrics.
Fresh and riffs with guttural expressions that only a 90´s Seattle band could conjure.
Trippy and elegant. A full tour on psychedelic rock in 1967.
Soaring harmonies and lively indie vibe.
Classic rock bliss! Fun fresh deep tracks and all bangers
Smooth and resonant, surprisingly influential to next generation artists
Funky
The sound was probably fresh when it came out but it felt monotonous. Still a fun listen
It holds up nicely, the guitar tones and soaring vocals are balanced with Indy style soft and unrefined vocals
Even better than I remember!
So smooth and gentle! A mood unto itself.
Classic Rock at its most distilled
Enjoyable, a slice of time, reminding us of the hope of hip hop funk synthesis
Gentle instrumentation and smooth vocals with exotic spice
A lions in the chain or of Indy rock. I couldn’t wrap my brain around it at first, strange and interesting, fun and intriguing
It will make anyone dance!
Classic for a reason, an entire catalog of masterpieces
Strong beats and the essential building blocks for future hip hop
Pop drenched busyness, still full of hooks and enjoyable
Guitar driven energy, strong collection of sound
All these songs hold up, a great album. More swagger without it getting in the way.
Not exactly my style, a lot of syrupy sweet orchestration and era appropriate decadence that make it more of a relic than a great album.
I thoroughly enjoyed the outlaw country vibe and the instrumentation. Put me in a good mood!
Very close to a perfect album, so many bold reaches into new sounds without forgetting the past.
A catalogue of fine vocals and instrumental, interesting and engaging!
Amazing! Infinitely Relevant. So many great songs, lyrics riffs and sounds
Fun! Such authentic energy for a 70’s punk band
Some nice songs, just so difficult to endure as a manufactured effort to copy the Beatles
Vivid depths of depression, expressed through effects and vocals that make it palpable
Funk and R&B filled jams with several gems!
Not their best album, but a great reminder of their ability to make fun music
New to me, part old and part new. Reminds me of a lot of different artists I like but not exactly like any of them.
Psychedelic music that doesn’t quite land. It 2 degrees away from the soundtrack of Hair
Pure nostalgia for me, a centerpiece of the 90´s classics
Great vocals, of course. A great exhibition of her abilities, rich and full. Some songs were amazing. Covering The Cure was a nice touch
Artsy and experimental laying down the blueprint for Ne Wave. Scattered at times with little structure to support the sound but still bold
Festive and riotous. Foundational Ska elements. No Eileen makes it a raw underdog of an album with no singular hooks.
Soulful bliss, nice grooves, and a good mood starter
Amazing! Pure and and beautiful! Jazz never to be topped!
Weird and entertaining. Ahead of it time.
Over production and uninteresting attempts at hooks make this blah to me. But I still liked a few moments.
Gritty, proggy and wild! A serving of essential metal.
Cutting edge techniques and methods for the time made this a fun experience. The music floating in reverb wore a bit thin. Incredible vocals
Full of creativity and passion, untamed and vicious
Exotic and beautiful. Strange and mesmerizing. Full of new sounds, yet familiar and interesting
Very chill, a nice music nap
Enjoyable, strong songs mixed with some mildly undeveloped gems.
70’s rock at its pinnacle.
Beautiful acoustic guitar arrangements that inspire and entertain.
A surprising album. Similar to a lot from the same era, but a nice take on a lost genre.
Full of 90’s flavor, a product of the time more than anything else
Every song a pinnacle of musical greatness
Not the best Radiohead album but still an array of mesmerizing sonic textures that keep you listening.
Funny and odd. Musical fringe style and not always easy to find pleasure in listening.
Moody with vocals landing somewhere between Peter Gabriel and Sting.
Hooks and enjoyable noise.
A purely creative and firm statement of art. Joyful and moody, quiet and reckless. What most SHOULD be.
Hilarious and a specific memorial to county music before it was claimed by right-wingers.
Raw punk with full sound and passable vocals.
A blast of the raw elements of the 2000s indie rock. Pieces of Sufjan and Elliot Smith. Beautiful