cozy covers

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cozy covers

crooner classics!

solid beatles album, but not one of their best. i do really love a lot of the covers, especially “till there was you” from the music man!

decent christmas album with some bangers like “christmas (baby please come home)” and “a marshmallow world”

love the name of this album, but simply could not get through it because the vibes were all over the place

one of my favorite albums of all time by one of the greatest singer songwriters of all time. every song is perfect.

one of my top 10 albums of all time

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“smoke on the water” is such a classic

interesting instrumentals that i might put on in the background or could hear in a movie score

truly electric

it’s giving Monty Python: the silly british-isms, the narrator, the lyric “life is just a bowl of all-bran”

moody Bruce

feels like part of the “Complete Unknown” cinematic universe

“blitzkrieg bop” is a certified bop!

amazing, consistent soul energy! my personal favorites are “let’s stay together” and “how can you mend a broken heart…” but every song is just so wonderfully soulful.

longest songs ever, but very groovy

essential funk! “we need the funk, we gotta have that funk”

top tier Steely Dan songs "Dirty Work," "Only A Fool Would Say That," and "Reelin' In the Years"

ofc it’s amazing because it’s Adele, but not her best album

tearing up listening to “Father and Son”

R.E.S.P.E.C.T!

My favorite album of all time. Wonderful storytelling, lyrics, and instrumentals in every song, and the entire album goes through so many emotions.

Experimental and quite psychedelic. Kinda obsessed with how the creepy vocals in “Aumgn” do literally sound like the title of the song.

So simple yet so powerful. The live aspect at Folsom Prison, especially hearing the cheers of the inmates, adds immeasurable depth. Makes me want to re-watch Walk the Line.

THE honky tonk album

Slightly shook when “Nature Boy” as heard in Moulin Rogue came on. Overall, solid album.

It’s the Beatles so of course it’s iconic, but not their best

Some Stevie bangers including “Living for the City,” “Higher Ground,” and “Don’t You Worry Bout A Thing”

Wonderful jazz album! Looking forward to add it to my repertoire.