1001 Albums Summary

a good time :) missing that standout track to give it a 4 other than i need your lovin' though

literally only tried for the first three songs, they're calling it the worst closer in history, tragic loss of life, etcetera, etcetera.

i didn't hate listening to this and even enjoyed it a little which has to be something of merit considering how much country is just not for me, doesn't leave a lasting impression on me though and that's perfectly fine

genuinely nice to listen to if you look past whatever preconceived notions you may have about the band and listen to it a few times. i probably still won't think about it that much though. i'll think of it as a "good" album but won't be able to recall any of the songs

this shit sound like magicant cool and quirky ear candy post punk, small drop in quality in the middle but only because it starts off strong

i don't hate this album i just didn't connect with it, i could see it really clicking with you if you're a uuhh ahh ooh unnh type of guy or like listening to guys that do that, i don't believe in you is very good though but the rest of the album doesn't fall into that corner if only in flashes (e.g. give it up and time it's time)

if you really care about replay value this is a 4, but otherwise it's undeniably a 5 listening to it front to back is the only way to experience it, listening to it by singles only is much worse *IN COMPARISON*, although you can argue that's not the right way to listen to any album and that it shouldn't be punished for that

french daft punk, lol. that one animal crossing sounding ass song is pretty good

slightly confused by that one part of the album where she starts hopeposting before going straight back to singing about FFUCKING, but overall i liked it a lot

i really liked e luxo so. other than that the rest of the album kind of washes over me. but even though i couldn't hum you another melody from the album, i still enjoyed listening to it in the moment, so i give it a low 3