Classic Reggae album if you’re in the mood for a bunch of reggae at once.
I apologize, Fugees, I was unfamiliar with your game. Bangers front to back. Absolute flames.
Classic Reggae album if you’re in the mood for a bunch of reggae at once.
A fine rock album of its era. Joplin has a great voice and powerful personality. Don’t see this being a top 1000 album, personally.
Mark Knopfler fucking rocks.
A timeless talent, gone too soon. I’ve never heard an album quite like this one.
Some strangeness and complexity to this album, as Bowie was known for. Unfortunately not a whole lot I plan on coming back to.
Very cool, very unique album. I can hear a lot of different influences in this album and imagine how it may have influenced many future albums.
I like Jack White.
Dope.
The beginnings of rock and roll.
2 and 1/2 hours of Mid.
The good kind of garbage.
It’s fine.
Hell yeah this slaps. Weird as hell.
Fine, forgettable background music for me.
Quick, and to the point. More albums should strive to be this punchy and cohesive.
A fine, gentle album.
Pretty rad music. Feel like this guy would be a pretentious prick to grab a beer with though.
Some jams on here but also a few moment where they lean far to hard on weird scream melodies.
Solid singer-songwriter Americana.
Rad as hell. Big fan of it. Like being embraced by a softer, more ethereal album by The Replacements. Spent the weekend listening to this album and it’s grown on me even more. Probably my favorite so far.
Some fun bops on here. Gritty but melodic.
This here is a classic.
Inoffensive, technically sound, pop rock.
I like steely Dan.
The songs I already knew are great. The songs I didn’t we’re fine to good. The interludes were terrible and annoying.
I apologize, Fugees, I was unfamiliar with your game. Bangers front to back. Absolute flames.
Sounds like the Vampire Opera from Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
1-3-5
I’m sure this was revolutionary at the time but it doesn’t do much for me today. 3/5 because I saved 2 songs, but I won’t be revisiting this one often. It’s technically very sound, just not my jam.
Rad as hell.
Delightful background music. Will save the entire album for cocktail hours and date nights. I feel like I’ve heard all of these songs as backing tracks in movies.
Pretty great example of singer song writer folk rock type stuff. I can get into this from time to time but I won’t be relistening that often.
Background noise.
Loved this album. Great jams, had a real sense of time and place. Saved a ton of songs and will be relistening for sure.
I love The Cure.
Solid early 90’s rock.
This sucks. I can smell the whiskey and fancy cigarettes through the speaker.
Some classic bangers on here and I love how committed they are to being goofy. Excellent musicianship on most of the songs, but that being said I don’t see myself retiring to most of these songs all that often.
Excellent opener. Enjoyed the rest of the album as representative of an era I loved. However it mostly blended together for me and I don’t see myself returning to this often.
“BIG IRON ON HIS HIIIIIIIIP” Music like this taught me that I don’t hate country music, just the modern iteration of it.
A really nice album, seemingly ahead of its time. You can see the beginnings of some rock, and even some psychedelic stuff going on here. Quite enjoyed it.
Liked this a lot more than I thought I would, but it took a few listens. Very cool music on here, way weirder than the pop affair I assumed from the cover.
Look, I’ll respect Paul Simon for his place in the history of American Music. But that doesn’t mean I have to enjoy listening to him.
Solid (brit pop) rock album. But not good enough for the Gallagher brothers to the insufferable ass-hats that they are about it.
A couple of gems from a bygone era. Great album for when you’re in the mood for this sort of crooning. High: Help Me Ronda Low: Don’t Hurt My Little Sister (seriously what the fuck?)
This isn’t even Metallicas best album.