Signing Off
UB40This was a great reggae sounding album. It feels like Sublime used these guys as inspiration.
This was a great reggae sounding album. It feels like Sublime used these guys as inspiration.
This was definitely too slow for me, but it made for decent background music
Fun old-school rap album with classic rhyme schemes and solid beats. Definitely grew on me by the end of the album but I’m not sure if I’ll return to it.
Not a fan
I think this is my first time listening all the way through a Pink Floyd album and I can understand the hype but it wasn’t my favorite.
Very happy with this entire album, “The Food” is one of my favorite Kanye features of all time.
It feels like the quality of a “Greatest Hits” album
I could understand why it is well liked just not by me
Wow that sucked. I could have died happily without listening to this.
Half of the songs sounded like the intro to the Big Bang theory, their style sounded very dated to me.
It was a fun listen not sure if I will return to any of these songs in particular.
I was not feeling this album not sure why just didn’t hold my attention.
Wow she has an amazing voice, every song was beautiful to listen too
Really fun album with lots of variety. I am ashamed to admit the most memorable song was certainly “Slut.”
All the songs were easy to listen to, my favorite was “Best Lose the Fear”
Interesting background music but not what I was looking for.
Really enjoyed this and understand their appeal, looks like I’ll have to check out some more from Dire Straits
I really enjoyed the Wu-tang style elements throughout this album.
I just find myself enjoying every song that he sings even though that is certainly not the best version of “Pennies From Heaven”
I’m not a huge Bruce Springsteen fan but this sounded like a masterpiece compared to the other albums I reviewed today.
This felt like the opposite of a greatest hits album. My favorite part was the end I had been looking forward to it for over 2 hours.
This was a great mix of feeling like background music that is still engaging to listen to.
This was very enjoyable, my favorites were “Wild World,” “Sad Lisa,” and “Longer Boats.”
Really solid album, I personally enjoyed “Seven Nation Army,” “In The Cold, Cold Night,” and “Little Acorns.”
Most of the songs were enjoyable but not amazing, my favorite was “The Lyre of Orpheus.”
Felt too indie for me
I’m finally starting to understand these guys I enjoyed this much more than “Document.” Not really sure why but “Orange Crush” is a great song.
Hard choice between a 1/5 and a 2/5 for me because it REALLY sucked but I could understand how some people could enjoy it.
Pretty solid tunes on here. I wouldn’t be mad if I heard it again but likely the only song I’ll revisit is “Every Breath You Take.”
I liked the slower and more emotional tone to this album. My personal favorites were “Johnny 99” and “My Father’s House.”
This was amazing I already knew and loved several songs from this album and found a few more.
I think this is the first time I have enjoyed interludes on an album also “Waterfalls” is a classic.
My favorite was “The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke.”
I don’t have any stand out tracks each one was equally wonderful.
Not at all what I was expecting and I’m happy about it. My favorite was “How Could Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?”
Didn’t contain any of my favorite David Bowie songs but it was a fine listen.
It wasn’t bad but I wanted to skip through it the whole time.
I enjoyed this funky album, “Pusherman” is a classic.
Yeah this sucked. I couldnt even make it through the full songs, I had to skip after a minute or so of each.
This was pretty fun I enjoyed their unique sound. My favorite was “Bigmouth Strikes Again.”
Overall enjoyable but I likely won’t return.
I get why some people like them but I personally don’t. Far too slow for me.
This was very interesting, I could have done without all of the talking.
Never heard of these guys before but I enjoyed each song. My favorite was “Mr. Soul”
All great tunes, I liked the signature riff at the end of each song. My favorite was “”Oh, Marie”
She has a good voice and sounds like they could actually make some good music but this all sucked.
It didn’t bother me but nothing stood out.
Certainly held my attention but I hoped for a little bit more variety.
I got pretty tired of this sound by the end. I feel like these guys were a little too inspired by Lynyrd Skynyrd
A bit too much going on in this one, did not like.
I was very happy with this album, they have a really fun sound. My favorites were “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody”
I actually enjoyed every song on here but “Heads Will Roll” is the reason this is a 4 instead of a 3.
This was a bit much for me, not a fan
Not really my style of music but I could certainly see the appeal. It was a good casual listen but don’t see myself playing it again.
Very enjoyable album with several standout songs that I avoid smiling and bobbing my head to like “Sugar on My Tongue,” “Love —> Building on Fire,” and of course “Psycho Killer.” I will definitely be listening to this again.
The singers voice was very nice but not at all my style of music
All of the songs just felt okay, “Oh Yoko!” is the only song I see myself returning to.
The songs are well sung and played but not my favorite style.
The album that brought one of the best current rappers to the masses. I think I enjoyed this a lot more before all of the songs became severely over played.
“Take This Waltz” was a pretty song I wish the rest of the album resembled that.
She is certainly a talented rapper just not really my style
So fun to find an undiscovered talent, this guy has some serious potential and could really make it big one day. “My Sweet Lord” is an incredible song.
All the songs were just okay, none really captivated me.
I definitely enjoyed the album, it was a fun casual listen.
Not really a fan of this style of music but I did enjoy “Cheap Honesty.”
Had lots of fun listening to this, could potentially turn into a 4/5 with repeat plays. Favorites were “Blitzkrieg Bop” and “Havana Affair.”
My favorite of the ‘𝘣𝘢𝘤𝘬𝘨𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘥 𝘮𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤’ style albums I’ve heard. Each song felt equally pleasing to listen to, no stand out tracks for me.
Overall enjoyed this, likely the only non-Bob Marley reggae I’ve listened to. I’ll have to return back to this.
Really enjoyed hearing some of their older work and never realized they made “We’re Going To Be Friends.”
It feels like there was serious potential to make good music but they decided not to.
“Thriller,” “Beat It,” and “Billie Jean” might be the greatest 3 song run on any album I can think of. Absolute classic.
Really didn’t care for any of these songs, I wish the album was shorter
This was a pretty fun listen my favorite was “Supermassive Black Hole”
I didn’t realize I already knew who these guys were. My personal favorites were “A Message to You Rudy,” “Stupid Marriage,” and “Too Much Too Young.”
Really enjoyed this album, it has 4 undeniable hits and I liked all of the other songs too. I could be convinced that this album is a 5/5.
It was all just fine, not really my thing and no standout songs for me.
It was all pretty good but nothing stood out to me in particular. Wouldn’t mind hearing again but I likely won’t choose it.
I could see why people would like it but I didn’t really care for it.
He has a classic sounding great voice, I will have to look into Ray Price more.
Enjoyed this more than I expected, don’t think I’ll return
Was not looking forward to this album but the amount of variety really surprised me. My favorites were “Even Flow” and “Jeremy.”
I don’t feel like this plays well if you listen to the entire thing straight through but it contained a few really good songs.
I could listen to this kind of stuff all day, very enjoyable easy listening.
This was a great reggae sounding album. It feels like Sublime used these guys as inspiration.
This was definitely too slow for me, but it made for decent background music
First time listening to an entire project from The Who and they did not disappoint at all. My favorites were “Tattoo,” & “I Can See For Miles”
It was okay, not my favorite but not bad
Enjoyable but I will not return to it.
I can definitely see the appeal and did enjoy some parts of a couple of the songs but overall didn’t enjoy the album.
Lots of fun songs on here, my favorites were “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds,” “When I’m Sixty Four,” and “Lovely Rita.”
I was very surprised by this and how great of a voice she actually has but I don’t see myself going back to this.
I really didn’t care for any of these songs and I found the interludes very annoying and totally unnecessary.
Feels like they used all of their talent to make “Take on Me” which is a great song but the others were subpar
This was solid from front to back and I actually didn’t mind the interludes. Obvious favorites are “So Fresh, So Clean” and “Ms. Jackson”
It wasn’t bad but their style feels extremely dated today
I’m glad the album was short and “More Than a Feeling” is a pretty good song.
One of the more timeless sounding old school rap albums I’ve heard recently. The obvious favorites were “It’s Tricky” and “Walk This Way”
My first play through I thought it was just okay, really enjoyed the second listen to several songs. My favorite was “Wild Horses” and “Sister Morphine”
I was actually surprised by the content of this album, I assumed it was just going to be filled with classic rock tropes but I was pleased to hear softer tunes.
It was enjoyable but nothing really stood out and I don’t see myself returning.
Really wanted to hate on this for being ANOTHER FUCKING BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ALBUM but this guy knows how to make a catchy tune
This was great, several classics on here including “All My Loving,” “Please Mister Postman,” and “I Wanna Be Your Man” among others. I could keep this on repeat.
Hated that
Sounded nice but didn’t really tickle my fancy
I feel like this is for people that really like the B52’s but are a little bit shy. Not really my thing.
Not sure what this genre is but I enjoyed it.
Was not a fan of this, it feels like this music was made for pharmaceutical infomercials
A little too slow and indie sounding for me.
I started off feeling like this didn’t have the same pizzazz as Talking Heads 77 but I started to enjoy the calmer tone by the end.
This was my favorite of the Radiohead albums I’ve heard so far but that’s not saying much
This was a groovy and welcome change from Radiohead.
Far too slow for me but I could understand enjoying it in the right environment.
Another very slow album that had few redeeming qualities
The singer had a good voice, overall not too exciting but I did enjoy “Happiness”
More variety then expected, but I will probably only return to “Black Hole Sun”
This was surprised me with the guitar work. Made for good background and foreground music
I liked that the album was thematically put together well with all of the references to Tommy and other songs within the album but the music wasn’t really my style.
Didn’t care for this, the instrumentals felt messy and cluttered
It sounded okay, didn’t really mind any of it but didn’t connect with any of it.
Wow another Radiohead album, thanks. I thought I was starting to understand their appeal with “Idioteque” which I enjoyed but that was the only song i liked.
Had lots of fun listening to this, my favorites were “Mama Said” and “Wishin’ And Hopin’.”
Not exactly my style but I did enjoy listening, my favorite track was “Lust For Life”
Hard to give this a fair review as only 4 songs were available on Spotify but this was not my taste.
Not great but not bad, my favorites were “Roadrunner” and “Modern World.”
A very pretty voice but I didn’t really connect with any of these songs
I did enjoy this but each song felt like it was slightly missing something. My favorites were “Sleep To Dream” and “Shadowboxer”