Red Dirt Girl
Emmylou HarrisI really did not mind this. SO much better than the album the day before.
I really did not mind this. SO much better than the album the day before.
Alright. Quite repetitive tbh.
Enjoyed this. So far best album I have been recommended. Easy listening, and great background music.
I saw another comment on here that says it sounds like a discount version of Elton John. Agree. It's not bad; it's just not Elton John's quality.
This album was a decent listen. I got through all the tracks and it was easy to hear in the background.
It turns out that I have heard every single song on this album before. Who knew?
I'm not a huge reggae fan, but this was nice background music. Relaxing enough, and I didn't skip anything.
Ok.
Not a bad listen.
I waivered about giving this album a 2. There were small parts of these songs that I enjoyed, but very shortly after that it would get overwhelming and weird again. Felt like discount MGMT.
Solid hits.
Based on my typical love for the 70s/80s I had high hopes for this album.
I tried really hard. Not my thing.
Finally an album from my childhood. Would usually rate a 2 but it gets a sad extra star for being nostalgic.
Kerosene was the best song on this album. It's fun pick-me-up background music.
I think I would have enjoyed the not live version of this a WHOLE LOT more.
Although I don't like 90s punk rock, I can appreciate that this is a good album.
This album was not terrible. I got through most of the tracks. It loses a star from me for all the god mentions.
Before I read these reviews, I had pegged this album as background shopping music. Apparently, I am not alone in this theory. However, I actually didn't mind this.
This album was a lot better than I expected. The vibe - small town country fair.
I really really enjoyed this album.
Yep, I am doing it. Out of the 33 other albums I have listened to on this list, this is my first 5 star. I ended up actually downloading 2 songs - Born Under Punches and Once In A Lifetime. The uniqueness is right up my alley.
This was refreshing after a bunch of not so refreshing albums.
Not my cup of tea. I can appreciate the "differentness" but no thanks.
I'm not mad at it.
Just when you think there cannot possibly be more horns.... there they are again.
I really did not mind this. SO much better than the album the day before.
Nice, classic, soul music.
I ended up downloading a couple of songs from this album. Loved the uniqueness of it.
I can appreciate it, it's just really not my jam.
This album was a pleasant surprise. Also, the cracked egg? Heads will roll (:
I didn't personally enjoy it as much as Get Behind Me Satan, but still an awesome album. How can you not love Seven Nation Army?
Sort of repetitive.