This shreds. I sleep on the blues until I come across great albums like this

Prog rock makes for good listening. Not my fave though

Tbh not a huge fan of this one. Little too much murderin for my tastes.

Hell yea!!!!! Absolute beauty from the 70s. Sublime dance music for us all!

East coast rap goes hard. Great, driving, pounding beats.

Wow this is really great! Sort of chill lofi music to study to, but way better.

This is a good album. Radio Free Europe and Sitting Still are my favorite songs. Michael Stipe sometimes uses his ability to sing catchy nonsense, which somehow resonates with us.

I’ve got more flavor than 7-11 slurpees If Magic can admit he got AIDS, fuck it I got herpes

Total rock— I’m not very good at these reviews

Dad music, rad music. The organ sounds like a moog and is brilliant.

Not very good— some of the beats are actually terrible. The beat in the title track, at the end, is used in an Edward the Confessor song from Sleeping Dogs. That later song is much better. A lot of it sounds like Ratchet and Clank background music.

This was some good country— something I could hear on Mojave Radio

Not a fan — too dissonant. The ending couple of songs are pretty good though

I loved this when I was younger. I still do but I used to too

I was surprised by how fantastic this album is. The tv show Psych, with frequent 80s “homage,” gave Tears for Fears special place in their 80s pantheon. I thought that whatever band held that spot would be kitschy and overblown. But I was wrong! Shout and Everybody Wants… are both deserved hits. The Working Hour is my favorite song on the record. Big fan!

I think she was an Avril Lavigne type, but she’s really that Alicia Kets type. Not bad.

Great pop record. Some all-time tracks that are always popular at weddings and parties. We can ride the boogie!

Sooo long and not energizing or inspiring. A lot of it was ambient dance track sounding things. Like Moby

Not bad— kinda forgettable songs that fill up this long album though. A few of them are xrt standbys though which is a plus

Very fun. A bit front-loaded though. Huge hits that are widely beloved, but some pretty meh songs on the back end

Psychedelic folk. The folk half is meh and the psychedlic half is rough listening.

Great lyricism, beautiful twangy voice. 🎶 There’s a hole in Daddy’s arm, where all the money goes

I didn’t expect the album name to be a literal description. I won’t rate it highly because I do not like the lyrics (I’m sure you all know by now that I am staunchly against murder). But the music is kinda fun. And nick cave’s voice is really compelling.

Some fun songs, some xrt classics, but overall I’m not very excited by this record.

Great album - van’s the man! Caravan is a lot tamer in studio, but there’s still a fantastic six song stretch from the And It Stoned Me to Into the Mystic.

Really fun

Great album— tightly written and composed songs. Lyrics that can really be spit out

Really great— who’s the better Wilson?

I got tired of it as the album went on. I do like some songs, but it all blends together

Short but exhilarating. Songs are pretty good but the scene is incredible. “I’d like to thank the warden and the guards for setting this up” (Crowd boos and jeers) “Awwww… you don’t really mean that”

Blue Lines and Be Thankful are Great. The rest is pretty meh. Fiddler on the Roof “sample” sparks joy though.

A great classic and an okay one are on here. But I can’t stomach the idea of listening to this as a full album again.

Brilliantly fun— an exhilarating first listen and a groovy second

I’m honestly not that into this, and I once saw a RZA concert and it was sick

Pretty boring. It’s crazy how popular these songs were. I guess it was just the hippie resurgence of the nineties

Idk kinda bland but not bad

Bad, but not as bad as stagger Lee so it gets two stars

Beautiful folk. I like the violins. Kurt Wallinger was the keyboardist on the album but he left the band to do more important things, mainly making the Lin’s Bin theme song.