1001 Albums Summary

4/5! Songwriting is great. Feels like Carole King meets Patti Smith meets the 90s. In the vein of powerful female singers of the late 60s - early 70s.

Simple/minimized lead guitars compared to other rock bands I've listened to - heavier emphasis on bass + keys (rhythm). Very easy to listen to / relax to. The second half of the album (light my fire onwards) was more enjoyable than the first half.

Songs were fun for the first two minutes and then felt like they never ended. My dog died the day I started this, so dnf.

Liked the vibe - didn't understand the lyrics well.

Okay. Enjoyed some parts more than others. Generally mixed feelings.

Very Lindsey Buckingham vibes. "See No Evil" sounds like World Turning if it were on Tusk. Riff on Venus reminds me of a simpler version of "Sweet Child of Mine." Lots of Beatles-esque sounds too.

Short. Love the guitars. Not as much a fan of the talking/growling lyrics, particularly in the latter half of the album (Sick Things, I Love the Dead).

Love it!

The album starts with windchimes! I'm enjoying it, but the album starts to run together when listening idly.

Kind of boring.

Just listened to this last week on my own! 3-4 stars. Enjoyed it but it blends together a lot too.

I like the beats. The songs are a little too long for me, though. (I felt similarly about War's album The World is a Ghetto, although I would say this is a big step up).

Very much the sound I identify with the 90s. Love the ending of the album.

So much feeling!

Music is enjoyable, subject matter/lyrics are questionable at best.

Loved it initially, but after a few songs got a little tired of the exaggerated vocals.