Hell yeah. Love me some 80s Metallica. I'm a sucker for thrash anyways.

I loved the title track. Vocals are nice. The album is a bit down tempo and too sad for my taste. Luckily I listened to it during a night trip and was gonna feel daunted and depressed in the morning anyways.

Hiçbir şarkıyı sonuna kadar dinleyemedim sabredip. Spies şarkısı 9 yaşında bi çocuk tarafından yazılmış diye düşünüyorum. Çok zordu, bi daha sakın dinlemeyeyim.

Carry on, deja vu

Zombie çoh iyi. Şarkılar uzun ama anlamıyorsun 15 dk olduğunu; değişiyo dönüşüyo, hojdır.

I feel the earthle çok iyi başladık. Sonra mıymıy. You've got a friend güzel hoş evet biliyoruz ama Melike Demirağ - arkadaş bin basar. Where you lead'in melodisi güzel ama sözler ezik. No, I won't love you tomorrow. Smackwater jack seveceğim bir şarkı değil ama albümün ortasında insana bi enerji verdiği için bu ritim değişimi hoşuma gitti. Bu albüm genel olarak beni çağır, peşinden koşarım, her zaman yanındayım temasıyla beni baydı. Hippiliği kapatan albümlerden biri bu galiba. Ablanın sesini de sevdim aslında ama olmuyor olmuyor.

Albüm kapağı hoşuma gitti. Joni Mitchelldan umutluyum. Lyriclerini çok sevdim. Benim için bi tık down tempo ama sıkılmadım. Böyle fikri hür, vicdanı hür folkçulara can kurban.

Yes to politically conscious funk

Every song has its own vibe? Some are punky, some are reggae -like...but in a not-well-connected way. I didn't like the white washed reggae. Confused would be my word of choice for this album. Positive side: it was not boring.

Album starts with a pretty normal and average track and then omg, probably the most pretentious and ugly "rock" song I've ever heard. So that 3rd song seems "normal" (but it isn't). 4th track is tolerable. "Free will and testament" is my favourite track, lyrics are truly good imo. The rest is some words and melodies interacting in some artsy ways I cannot understand. I feel like this album would be much better if it was instrumental.

Great band, yes I know, but the album is pretty mediocre imo.

This is a 2 hours long horse riding lesson.

Good mix of folk, rock, country and existential crisis.

No thx. I deal with enough bigots in my daily life.

It's poetry, some of them are songs.

I wasn't expecting to enjoy this album that much. One negative thing is it being too American. The other is lyrics. I mean they are good, but yesterday's album was a Leonard Cohen. So, you know...

Hell yeah. Love me some 80s Metallica. I'm a sucker for thrash anyways.

Something is missing?

Not perfect, but it's the queen.

Felt like I'm in the studio with my friend's high school band

Mediocre. There are thousands of musicians singing similar songs and nothing stands out.

Fun and simple. Maybe not ideal for morning commute, but works in the evening. Im gonna give 5 because throwing a party at Brighton beach is an unmatched vibe, respect.

I wouldn't guess 1978 as release date, the sound feels recent. 3.5->4

I loved the title track. Vocals are nice. The album is a bit down tempo and too sad for my taste. Luckily I listened to it during a night trip and was gonna feel daunted and depressed in the morning anyways.

I appreciate the funk in hip hop. Im not a daily rap listener, so this was a little tiring. No other complaints.

Is it country? Is it rock? Is it folk? Does it matter? What really matters? Not this album, not to me.

His aim is low

Background noise? Nothing important. It's chill except 4th song. I really cannot grasp what happened there.

Too much and not enough at the same time. But I'll give it a 4, it's was intriguing.

The rhythm of the album is a bit problematic imo, tracks should be sorted differently. Still, it was nice to listen

I read the title as everybody knows this is nonsense.

Boheme dive bar vibes. I guess I never listened Dylan's late works (after 80s): his voice cracked and all but he still got it.