Recognised ‘Just What I Needed’ but otherwise not familiar with this band. The album was ok, as far as Dad-rock goes. A lot of the tracks felt similar until you hit the final two. Not one I’d necessarily dive into listening again.
Decent, easy-listening. Opening and closing tracks were unnecessarily long in my opinion. An album and artist I’ll have probably forgotten by tomorrow.
Not in the habit of listening to live albums, but will admit this sounded great. Started off well but dragged towards the end—I get that you can play the guitar great man, but I want to listen to something else at some point today.
Not my jam. Something I could happily have on in the background, but not an album I would listen to intentionally.
Started off well and progressed into “meh, decent”. Don’t think I’d listen again, not my jam. Band On The Run is a great track, though.
First & final tracks were the best imo. Could leave the rest, but wasn’t awful to listen to.
Songs were a bit too long for my liking! But jeez Jimi Hendrix could play the heck out of the guitar.
Not a bad track on this album. Loved it! Had me bopping the whole time.
Felt like I was in a spaceship for a while. Enjoyed it!
Not in the habit of listening to Bowie but this was decent—can’t say I’d purposely listen again, though.
Find U2 a bit boring. Quite happy to be going back to forgetting they exist.
Bard music! Never listened to any Jethro Tull before so it was a pleasant surprise.
What the heck even was “Jamaica Jerk-Off”??? Pretty decent album otherwise.
Wasn’t really sure who this was until I heard “The Look of Love, Pt. 1”. Easy listening.
This is good, wasn’t blown away.
Not my normal jam. Appreciated it though, and my foot was tapping along occasionally.
UK punk. Not my thing. Sounded like a very mediocre version of Sex Pistols.
Not a huge fan of live albums, but this is great. Like, really great.
Never listened to this the whole way through before, but gosh it’s a banger.
One of my favourite albums. Had this on repeat during my early twenties so it holds quite a bit of sentimental value. Flutes is on my list of all time top tracks.
This was a weird one. Really not for me.
Don’t usually listen to this type of music, but it was banging. Taking off a star as I got a bit bored towards the end.
Another banger! Great album.
Great! Reminds me a bit of Hot Chip. Not an album I’ll have on repeat, but it was one I’ll dip into every now and then.
Dull and monotonous. Not for me thanks
Eh, not really my thing. Can’t say I found it awful though. Sledgehammer is a decent track.
Funky bass! This was a fun listen.
Such a beautiful voice. Easy listening.
Absolutely banging album. Self Esteem has to be one of my favourite Offspring tracks.
Not my cup of tea. Wasn’t entirely bad though.
Nope. All very monotonous imo.
Not a bad album. Not the sort of music I’d choose to listen to, but not in any rush to switch it off either. Good for a little bop!
Music? Yes, decent. Vocals? Nah, I can absolutely leave them.
Didn’t mind this at first, but then it became way too sexual. Some tracks were also way too long!
So much love for Elephant. It’s a sentimental album for me; takes me back to my teens. Fond memories of my friend and I cranking up the car stereo to blast Seven Nation Army.
Enjoyed this, she has a beautiful voice. Kind of like The Sims music, but with vocals.
Enjoyed this, was nice to have on in the background while I got stuff done.
This was ok, didn’t think there was much variation though—it sounded all very samey.
Not my cup of tea, but also not the most horrific music I’ve subjected my ears to.
Such a lovely voice. Not wildly enamoured by this album, but it was nice to listen to.
Don’t really have much to say about this, but I really enjoyed it.
Not for me. Found it dull.
Very 90s, takes me back! Enjoyed it.
I was only previously familiar with Heart of Gold by Neil Young. Having now listened to more, I have to admit I’m not desperate to listen again. Not awful though.
Background music. Not my jam, but it wasn’t awful.
Not really a jazz kind of gal, but can certainly appreciate it when it’s there.
I don’t think Björk will ever be for me.
Not my favourite album by Foo Fighters but it was great.
Not my cup of tea, but alright.
Not a Queen album I’m too familiar with, and there were some good tracks, but ultimately I found this a bit meh.
Missing by Everything But The Girl is a great track, but I can’t say I’d listened to anything else by them before. I was pleasantly surprised by this album, it was pretty decent!
Not a huge fan of The Rolling Stones, so this was a drag.
Nothing major to note. The best track was last—have to agree with another reviewer that it was a pretty neat trick.
I just find PJ Harvey so dull.
This would have been a whole lot better without vocals.
