Quite quickly paced, a nice album with unusual song structure. Weirdly synchronized. I think Deathwish has great instrumentals.
Honestly, Weird Al Yankovic has a better version of the incredibly well known song Bad, these lyrics are quieter and the high pitched background singing felt pretty goofy when faced with the idea of the song. But then, The Way You Make Me Feel fits Jackson’s image better. As well as the high pitched background singers. But then the album just repeats unnecessarily like Jackson had an extra minute or so, and gives me an idea of what most of the rest of the album is like. Most of it absolutely sucks. This album made me realize Michael Jackson isn’t so great a musician. Some of it’s good, but he fails with consistency on such a level. Maybe he’s just figuring it out, but this album is not great.
I feel like all sounds are really nicely placed, maybe not the weird effects. But most of this album smoothly blends together, and while listening I lost the old sense of boredom I used to feel listening to this album. It’s not perfect, but it at times sounds great. This album exceeds my prior expectations.
Nice riffs, but a really short album. I did not find it bad, it was interesting and very fast paced. Good album. Especially for a debut, he clearly has potential.
Pretty good, it’s hard rock where they clearly just play for parts of the album and enjoy themselves instrumentally. I thought it was okay, tolerable but not the best.
I thought it was weird, creative, and very interesting.
Such a phenomenal album. I think this is among the great Beatles albums, and among the greatest albums of all time (at least top 50). It begins with the weird gibberish parade that is Come Together, and then moves onto what Frank Sinatra called “The greatest love song in 50 years” which is Something. Harrison’s guitar gently weeps out into the rest of the album, all of which is fun to sing to. And it all ends with some amazing drums and The End, perfectly finished off for such an album.
Honestly, a nice and sweet album with a funny cover. I don’t see why some people hate this, it’s not creepy or boring. It’s just a guy playing music with neat lyrics.
I think it’s okay, I don’t mind the instrumentals but the voice cracking lyrics are most of what throw this album out the window.
A very nicely done album, my favorite songs there are Nowhere Man, In My Life and Norwegian Wood. No, wait. I can’t forget how wonderfully written and played Michelle is. Great album.
Weird ass album cover. But honestly the songs so far aren’t bad If anything, pretty good. Not the best but this album took me by surprise
I feel like before even listening the name of the album reflects on today and yesterday (today is Nov 6th 2024) It’s okay. Death metal and very screamy but meh.
I feel bad about this review because I couldn’t hear it very well.
I feel bad about this review because I couldn’t hear it very well.
Damn. I mean, funk yeah, this album hits the unexpected bullseye. Wildly fantastic and I hope that others like it.
I don’t tend to find myself listening to hip hop, but listening to this album was really nice. Run-DMC is really interesting and they’ve got an awesome cover of Walk This Way
It was nothing special, but soothing it was, and it was fine.
It was interesting and intense hip-hop. He’s talented but very vulgar and I thought it wasn’t bad but not the best. Just not my kind of music.
I thought it was interesting and enjoyable rock. The riffs are great and the singers exited. Walk This Way is quite fun and I thought it was a solid album.
It was okay rock. A bit repetitive and cheesy
They are weird and can’t stop saying White Castle.
One of the strangest things I’ve heard here, but it’s pretty good honestly.
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