banger

Meh

Good stuff but the bonus remixes are better.

bang a gong, get it on

i love this album

i liked 1 song tbh

this is a great piece of art and i might need it when i am sad

good but not for me

quite good for a debut album

this is so not my shit but as an immigrant i sure can relate to a song about leaving your small town someday

this is a great album and it is going into my repeat rotation

steven wilson probably loves this album

there was a time when i would have loved this album

"fell in love with a girl" is probably one of the first songs i downloaded

great for a debut album

Child in Time will always be a reminder of a time when songs could be ten minutes long

As Bob Dylan told the Fab Four, “I get it, you’re not cute anymore.”

"...it gives me a sense of enormous wellbeing (Parklife) And then I'm happy for the rest of the day..."

listening to "personal jesus" on easter monday hits different

he knows rhythm is what makes music go

the first album i have found via this service that i would definitely have not found on my own and its a joyful one

walked in the park, soft sunlight, gentle wind, listening to this

is this where funk was born

featuring none of the songs you associate with the beatles

Joe and Cameron dancing to “Velouria” by the Pixies in season 3 episode 9 of "Halt & Catch Fire" is all I have to say. The first choice, apparently, was Nirvana's Love Buzz. The replacement with its ethereal quality and a sense of longing expressed in captures the moment way better. I could listen to that song over and over again without getting sick.

me, not understanding any french, listening to this: :) me, looking up what the lyrics mean: :(

i am basic and i will confess trip hop for me is portishead and massive attack

i am sure this is a nice album but i have no memory of listening to it

their first three albums are probably their best and this one is my favorite among the three

If you told me there was a band called The Electric Prunes I would expect them to play the first track but not the rest of them.

A perfectly ordinary 3 star album.

sometimes it is okay to close your mind to new experiences

“A very famous man in the industry said to me once that rock ’n’ roll is disposable music. I said, ‘Oh, hell no, it's not!’ I don't make songs that are disposable. I'm making songs that are going to last. I hope that when I'm old and gray and all gone, that my music will still give somebody hope, or lift, or help with something, the same way that I get it with other songs that other musicians have recorded that I sang forever.”

the birth of trip hop but it is not my favorite massive attack album

the perfect mix of sad dance music, going on my repeat listen list

I like the Bowie cover and, I suspect, so did Kurt.

come for sabotage, stay for shambala

ask charles manson to rate this instead

my kingdom for a heart of gold

did i want to listen to this because i thought i wouldn't like it? no did i listen to this and then prove myself wrong? also, no.

the one truly great album on this last so far

I liked this album enough to consider watching Shogun Assassin

Christgau gave this an A.

liked it more than i thought i would

I never realized these artists thought so much about dying

"You call me a fool // You say it's a crazy scheme // This one's for real // I already bought the dream // So useless to ask me why"

lo fi chill beats to dissociate to

this is like one of those anecdotes that someone starts relating with great gusto but their energy drops as they realize it sounded funnier, better, in their head and they finally end with "you had to be there to get it"

From Wikipedia: According to Tom Vickers, who served as Minister of Information for Parliament-Funkadelic from 1976 to 1980, during an impromptu performance in front of the United Nations, a woman who accompanied George Clinton to the event witnessed a U.N worker hoisting the flags in front of the building. When Clinton asked the woman what she thought, she replied, "One Nation Under a Groove".

It is said that upon hearing “Higher Ground” while in a coma, Stevie moved his fingers.

I just can’t bring myself to care about this

i have been listening to these albums while commuting and while working so it makes sense that i like the ones that sound good. i don't really pay much attention to the lyrics which is probably why i didn't care for the dylan album and i loved this one.

i started doing this as a way to discover new music, without leaning on opaque algorithms developed by corporate overlords, and i have been reasonably happy with that outcome. however, i have also come to realize that it is a self-reinforcing bias. even before listening to this album, i know that i will like it. i once made a spotify playlist called 'synthia' which was full of synth-forward music, sorted chronologically. how could i not like gary numan?

"The death of the party // Came as no surprise..."

The definition of “not for me”

me before listening to the first song: why do i have to listen to this :( me after listening to the first song: 　 　 🤠 　 　 🎸🎸🎸 　 🎸　 🎸　 🎸 👇　 🎸　 🎸　 👇 　 　 🎸　 🎸 　 　 🎸　 🎸 　 　 👢　 👢

a lot more fun than i thought it would be based on the name

Hit it & Quit it

i like dusty but why is an album composed solely of covers on a list like this?

i don't know what to make of this

i love a good long song. when I listened to "everybody knows this is nowhere," i immediately took to 'cowgirl in the sand.' this is an album where every song is 'cowgirl in the sand' so why wouldn't i like it?

there used to be a time when i listened to a lot of metal and this would have been 5 stars. now, it is unlikely that i will listen to this or remember it after today.

i have lost count of how many times i have listened to this on repeat

Moby Dick drum solo

if they make a jonathan strange & mr norrell movie they should use this as the soundtrack

a totally new album and new band for me. i liked it. i might not listen to it again but i liked it.

i had to listen to this

not my favorite bowie album but "fame" alone is worth the price of admission

I liked it

one of my all-time favs

5 stars for perfect day alone

all-time fav

the kinks are my beatles

GOAT

i haven't heard this, i tried but i couldn't

I love Talking Heads but this, for me, is the lesser of the Eno trilogy.

5 stars to Andy Rourke’s bass on Barbarism Begins At Home

not my favorite Queen album

there was a time i would have given this more stars

3 stars for Under The Bridge

not high enough for this

this is as good as it gets for the red hot chili peppers