Some pretty solid tracks. 60s era rock/folk vibes, but on the best sounding tracks I feel like I am listening to a slightly tweaked cover of an older song I can't quite place.
Its okay. I like it fine, but I feel like a lot of the stuff I already know well from that era is the same, but better. The most famous track on this album is probably Heart of Gold, which is about as good as one of The Band's worse songs.
It's good, but it's but not really my exact vibe.
Chill and interesting and meditative
Decent sound, but pretty clear why she only ever had the one song get super popular.
It was good. Some of the songs were a bit aggro for me. I could see getting into it in the right context, but not really a sit-and-listen for me.
So I def told people 'this is SHIT!' back in the day without really ever listening to it, so I'll cop to that. That said its... okay. I didn't mind listening to it but there wasn't really any part that grabbed me super hard. I feel like its very much of an era.
Generic and inoffensive I feel like this was definitely a certain type of guy's fuck record in 1972. Nothing in particular to hate nothing in particular I loved
Classic for a reason.
Classic and timeless. Never listened to most of the songs on this album.
Legit pretty bad. There's the one good song, tainted Love, but it's a cover apparently and the rest of the album is a totally different vibe. A lot of quite bad melodic vocals
Pretty decent, I enjoyed it despite feeling like it had only one overall emotion throughout. Its not exactly my vibe but I can see the value.
I enjoyed this one. I'll always listen to Jimi play guitar, but I didn't really notice anything that was super memorable vs his really well known stuff.
Really quite good. Besides the last track, which I bet a lot of people think actually is a Beatles song it sounds like a Beatles album you've never heard played much, that makes sense given it was recorded at Abbey road
Actually bad. Generic and uninspired almost country. Nothing on this I haven't heard someone else do better.
Pleasant, I enjoyed listening, but I don't remember all that much of it.
Mid. I can see why common has more of an acting career than a music career
