Let's Get It On
Marvin GayeGreat voice, nice songs, but I wasn't blown away. Nice shirt album though!
Great voice, nice songs, but I wasn't blown away. Nice shirt album though!
A real rollercoaster. Some classic bangers (Sledgehammer, In Your Eyes), some nice, mellow atmospheric jams, but then some real 80s experimental wacky songs I couldn't get into. Overall not my favorite.
Bangers from front to back
Great band, great album, some classic rock anthems. Gotta love it.
Does she have a great voice? Yes. Some fun songs? For sure. My cup of tea? Not really. Rating low, not out of hate, but because it's not my style (and too long)
I mean, it's Abbey Road.
He's hard working. He's got energy, but this wasn't my favorite. Good, not great.
You know, it was better than I was expecting. Some classic hits, but also good flow and beats.
Found this album very bland. Decent elements, but they didn't come together to create anything of note.
I'd give this a zero if I could. Unlistenable.
Enjoyed listening to this the whole way through. A big long and dramatic at the end, but overall very good.
If you're in the mood for Muddy Waters, this is a great album. Classic blues, can't go wrong. My only issue is, that mood only hits sometimes. Is this an album I'd rush out to buy? No. Did I enjoy it? Yes.
You know, better than I expected! Some fun early rock, and some standards that I recognized from Derek & The Dominoes, etc. Glad I gave it a try. Not rushing out to listen again, but good background work classic rock.
Some male vocalist's voices really don't land with me. The Cure, Morrissey, heck even David Bowie. Billy Bragg falls into this category. The music sounded pretty nice, but that voice, I couldn't get over it. Only made it about 1/3 of the way through the album. Not for me.
The way I feel about Dolly Parton's voice is the exact opposite of Billy Bragg - I could listen to her all day. Nice album with some sweet songs, especially To know him is to love him and wildflower
Blahhhh overrated. Winny. I don't get it.
Mellow, pleasant, I've come to appreciate this band over time
An interesting listen! A bridge between the 80s and 90s, some funky tunes. Better than I thought it'd be, but not an all-timer.
This was a good time!
Well, it wasn't very remarkable in either direction. Sugary 90s rock. Not going into my typical rotation, but not horrible.
I actually really liked this album. Powerful music, with beats and lyrics that land hard. Perhaps I'll add to my rotation.
Not too bad, gained some appreciation for Bowie with this one. But wasn't blown away.
You know? Not as bad as I thought it'd be! Something told me it would be awful, low-talent, high-anger noise, but it had a certain charm. That being said, it's not for me.
Classic mellow Wilco if you're in the mood.
Above my expectations, I thought it was going to be that one hit song and a lot of filler but there was some nice variety.
Something about her voice doesn't jive with me. Talented, for sure, but not my cup of tea.
I mean if you love '70s jam Rock, it rocks. My only issue is the 20 minute songs tho
Not my jam
An album I've come to appreciate over the past few years, especially this time around. Way up there in terms of rap albums for me.
Loved this, smooth, chill, ambient background music.
The king, solid classic rock
Not going to lie. Only wants to do a couple songs cuz it's 2 days before Christmas and I was shopping and it was already stressful. So I don't need that kind of noise in my life. But hey, they're a popular metal band respecters respects to but not exactly the mine cup of tea.
Pure '80s 16-bit synth pop. Not terribly inspired but it a cheese what it sets off to do
Wonderful Christmas
By Beatles standards? Not very remarkable. By anyone else's standards, pretty decent, but a few duds
I can't give it a proper objective raining because it reminds me of fun times back in college, but I think it was a great album.
I mean, I saw another review that said it was classic dad-rock for guys who wear socks with sandals, and I don't disagree. I respect the musical skill, but nothing stood out to me. Maybe I listened to too much WZLX growing up, and the hits are overblown. Ironically my favorite jam was the instrumental East St. Louis Toodle-Oo.
Then finish it but I'm not sure it was exactly my thing.
Classic CCR, good swampy stuff
Love her voice and groove.
Classic turn of the century punk rock.
Solid outing, good energy, great vibes
Poor
Fine, but not my style
She has a voice like Amy Mann and the songwriting skills Bob Dylan but for some reason I can't get into it
Funky, poppy flair.
I respected for what it is. And of course I like that one song from fight club. But this isn't my jam
Gucci muzak vibes
Some nice mellow jams. I enjoyed the sound
Interesting to hear some early grunge. Seems like a proto Nirvana or local H type vibe.