1001 Albums Summary

Listened on Spotify. It was okay but not really my thing as I'm not a fan of the vocals (harmonies) here. I liked maybe three or four musics and thought the rest was kinda bland. Still, it was nice to get to know a different band.

I did not feel it was a masterpiece. Sure, I can see its importance and how innovative it must have been at the time. However, I felt that most songs were just midtempo tracks that didn't really rock out or made me chill.

They say that, ultimately, everyone dies alone. In this album, Cohen rejects that idea. We are taken on his journey, sharing some profoundly intimate thoughts and moments. These are the final moments of a broken man, trying to find peace. It deserves to be listened.

For extended periods of time, this doesn't sound or feel like a live album. Standouts for me where massacre and baby drives me crazy. I enjoyed it but it won't stick on my mind.

Enjoyable, easy to listen, nothing to write home about.

It's a bit British, innit? I only knew one song (alright) but the rest were also fine. It's energetic and vibrant. I won't be buying the album because that cover is terrifying. And what is a supergrass anyway?

This sounds like the spice girls on acid. That is not necessarily a bad thing.

It obviously reminded me of Rammstein but it's not as good. I liked some of the guitar riffs.

This must have sound alien when it came out in 1980. Quite experimental. I did enjoy it!