Honestly this was good I liked it a lot The instrumentation was to my liking a bit psychedelic played with panning a lot vocal recording style fit Not very experimental or deep but the core sound was good I liked a lot of songs; i wanna be adored, she bangs the drum, don't stop, fool's gold, and all sorts of moments in other songs strong start

feels 80s long songs, I like that they get to breathe shakuhachi and Wolof best tunes: red rain, sledgehammer, big time, we do what we're told

Simple music nice music good music amazing voice best tunes: hello, river lea, i miss you, lay me down

great instrumentals great voice thoughtful reflective lyrics nice best tunes: go!, faithful, love is..., chi-city, real people

Honestly surprised by how listenable this is. sound and recording quality is electric 60s Janis Joplin, amazing voice sometimes like marge simpson or axl rose great album best tunes: I need a man to love, piece of my heart, ball and chain

simple but nice. enjoyable sound. pleasant. most certainly likeable. lyrics can be meh. Everything has to rhyme. Interesting to think that today, artists are getting a lot of flack for the trend of short 2-something minute songs, as well as short albums. However, this beloved Beatles album is almost entirely comprised of 2-something minute songs and the run time is just a bit over 30min. Best tunes: norwegian wood, you won't see me, in my life. If i needed someone is my favorite.

The poster sound for what I think of when I think of "rock" This is an album where the best songs are the most popular songs. I don't think there are many gems among the deep cuts. The second half of the album is the better half. a good sound, but can get a bit monotonous sound and structure wise best tunes: back in black, you shook me all night long, shake a leg 🇦🇺

Album is interested in sound, and songs are thought out in relation to each other. I love the classical influences. Sometimes has a musical theatre feel. However, I think its core, most common soundscape is one that doesn't resonate with me. I don't know how to define it, I think there's a reference I'm missing. There are so many amazing sound moments though. They just don't often build to be consistently amazing songs. Best tunes: the overtures, sir greendown, tightrope, neon gumbo, mushrooms & roses, wondaland

The first repeat for me. This shows me how much my taste in music has evolved since I first listened to it in 2021. I appreciate this a lot more now than I did then. If you don't pay attention, the whole album becomes one big blur of noise. When you do pay attention, you realize that there is actually a decent amount of diversity in its sound. It's not something I crave, but it is nice. best tunes: only shallow, loomer, i only said, come in alone, blown a wish, when you sleep

Had a slow start but got good Interesting, often straightforward lyrical style. Sang what he wanted to without worrying if it could fit into a melody syllabically. I prefer instrumental moments to those with singing. best tunes: little miss strange, burning of the midnight lamp; rainy day, dream away; 1983... (a merman I should turn to be)

This is the kind of album I started this project for first jazz album I think I've listened to a different style of piano than I've listened to before tracks ending with applause. Recenters the magic of live music, and the magic of a theatre space. Would be interesting to know about how the recording was made.

mostly straight forward songs that are good. lotsa a 1, a 2, a 1 2 3 not super diverse instrumentation let's play a game! but don't - has anyone played sounds of the studio? best tunes: most of side one, breathless, little red lights

i recognize the beginning of let's get it on, and now i know where it's from so this is soul nothing crazy but nothing to dislike. pleasant listening experience An interesting switch up in album length after some 60-90min long albums best tunes: if i should die tonight, distant lover, you sure love to ball

I enjoyed this. The songs didn't seem as long as they are. minimalistic, electronic, spacey instrumentals made the album for me. Thorn's voice is pleasant. Melodically lacking a bit, and lyrically not always engaging. But overall, nice. Best tunes: wrong, the heart remains a child, walking wounded, flipside, big deal

so this is what other people are copying surreal and lovely, cellos i can't quite put my finger on it best tunes: bodysnatchers, nude, all i need, house of cards

My second repeat. I really enjoy the core sound. However, the songwriting feels largely unmemorable and a bit uninspired this time around. good vibe for when you aren't listening too carefully. The hits are hits for a reason, and a couple hidden gems. Best tunes: one way or another, fade away and radiate, pretty baby, will anything happen, sunday girl, heart of glass

alright y'all, this rocks. bri'ish. there is. a game called.... 1 2 X U! Best tunes: whole album ruled, but expecially strange, reuters, three girl rhumba, 106 beats that, mr. suit, 12 X U

meh. I don't know about this one. repetitiveness doesn't bother me, simplicity doesn't bother me, but it feels like there's something missing that would make it more compelling. For sure there are good moments here and there. wish there were more of them given the length. Best tunes: honey, porcelain, south side, rushing, bodyrock, machete, 7, down slow, inside, my weakness

It is becoming apparent that I like 60s music. I enjoyed this album. nothing too crazy, just some good tunes and a good sound. Best tunes: mr. tambourine man, i’ll feel a whole lot better, you won’t have to cry, here without you, i knew i’d want you, it’s no use

A sound I've previously only ever heard imitated. This was enjoyable and new. A product of very different times, hard but interesting to imagine. Best tunes: make me know it, the girl of my best friend; dirty, dirty feeling; soldier boy, such a night

back to back Elvis P. less enjoyable than Elvis is Back!, which I found to be really fun. more drawn-out and melancholy. soul moments not for me. in the ghetto is the most unhinged track i've heard from this project so far. wtf? Best tunes: wearin’ that loved on look, i’m movin’ on, power of my love, gentle on my mind, after loving you, any day now

immaculate, sparkling vibes Portuguese is such a beautiful language his voice, her voice, their playing yes Best tunes: the girl from ipanema, doralice, para machucar meu coração, desafinado, só danço samba

mm. the sound is fun but a bit unvaried. very long but often low on ideas. best moments are instrumental rhythmic ones. best tunes: do you compute, luau, new intro, human interest, sinews (great track)

wonderful fun, good vibes i love the instrumentals nice Best tunes: shining star, happy feelin', africano

not what I was expecting played with structure and instrumentation many interesting little details some crunchy lyrics overall, enjoyable and fascinating Best tunes: mr. soul, everydays, hung upside down, sad memory

hmm... interesting i can sense quality, but it was strangely a bit monotonous felt a bit too clean and overthought at times however, second half was much more engaging Best tunes: glass, at home he's a tourist, 5.45, love like anthrax

unexpectedly good. quite fun country of a different flavor fingernails is wild lyrically. interesting perspective. nice Best tunes: cornbread moon, because of the wind, boxcars, jericho (your walls must come tumbling down), honky tonkin'

a minnesotan and celebrity witness. as an album experience, all over the place. however, it felt natural for the songs to be as long as they were, and there were many colorful, whimsical, and interesting sonic and lyrical moments. there were also many off the wall, confusing and bizarre ones as well. mixing sometimes felt botched. as a back to back experience this was not so fulfilling for me, but individual songs and moments were fruitful. best tunes: sign o' the times, it, slow love, hot thing, adore + random interesting moments throughout

whimsical and unique yet straightforward themes and lyricism. went into this only knowing bohemian rhapsody. surprisingly, the rest of the album has a similar soundscape (ex. reappearing piano) and whimsy. it was interesting to hear this hit in the album context. while there are moments i like, and a few solid tunes, i found it harder to sink into this one. not sure why. Best tunes: you're my best friend, seaside rendezvous, the prophet's song, good company, bohemian rhapsody