My first time listening to this album focused. I must say, this album ain't as bad as I thought it out to be. The creative lyrics along with great instrumentals keep the listener engaged throughout the entire thing. 8/10
An album nor artist that needs an introduction. Michael Jackson's Off the Wall is a flawless album front-to-back that keeps the listener engaged while being in an euphoric state. 10/10
An intriguing album that has yet to grow on me. Side A is boring, but side B is where things start to pick up. Yeah, this may be a controversial opinion, but I much prefer the instrumental portion of the album. 7/10
My introduction to Neil Young. The album is okay at best. I listened to this album thinking it'll be life-changing. Unfortunately, my expectations were too high. 7/10
A good disco album that, like David Bowie's Low, picks up on side B. Side B has the strongest crop of tracks that benefits from the iconic, memorable eponymous hit "We Are Family". 7/10
This does not click with me at all. Through my entire listen, I thought this entire album caters to those who like the generic, white girl music that's used in pretty much every Netflix series. The only track I like is "10 Mile Stereo". But other than that I'm not gonna return to this album anytime soon. 3/5
An intriguing album with an intriguing, shoegazey soundscape. I'm not used to listening to indie folk, or indie music as a whole really. Like every album, it's going to take a while to click. 3/10
Cowboy sex music for ram ranch enjoyers.
Trip Hop is literally one of the best music genres out there. This is my very first time being introduced to Massive Attack, and I must say, my first listen wasn't so bad. Granted, there are tracks on here that need some time getting into. But all things considered, I still had an enjoyable listening experience. 4/5
You can't go wrong with any form of jazz. Whether it be avant-garde, cool, jazz-funk, jazz-fusion, afrobeat is no different.
This is the very first time I'm hearing of Fela Kuti and afrobeat, actually. When the first song finished, I knew this would be a special listen. Zombie is the epitome of those albums that click with you on the first listen. Simply flawless.
I enjoyed this project more than I expected. I didn't think much of it assuming this was an ordinary live blues record. Boy, was I wrong. I was captivated throughout the entire thing (except for the last two songs). I feel this album and I will have a great relationship together. We just have to get to know each other more.
