living for the city? more like living for this album.

Rounding up for the cows

Listened to it twice in a row. Good stuff.

If Randy Newman was a wedding band

Very good.

Great winter listen

Felt like I was living in an episode of smallville

The soundtrack to any 80s movie with a cop

Probably over-indexing because it's the first listenable album this week.

Just fine background music while cooking dinner

I didn’t know Neil young couldn’t sing

Notes as I listen: Songs 1-5: This is so boring I’m considering switching over to Megadeth Song 6: Is the concept "gregorian chants over 80s techno"? Song 8: Put in my other earbud to see if that helped at all. Song 8: It didn't. Song 8: This is like when the most boring person you know starts telling a story about the children of people you don't know. Song 10: wtf is this Song 10: very upset that this is 14 songs long. Song 11: Was this album meant to be the background scoring for a movie? Summary: This is a fucking slog. Started as a gentleman's 3, but the more I listened the more I hated it.

super sympa. hyper cool. tres chouette. 5 etoiles.

Nailed the concept. Also, I cant fully grasp my own logic here— but I’m fairly certain Pure Moods would have never happened without this album.

This is chill. I think I might like Pink Floyd.

Thought I’d like this more.

I liked this album, but what I like more was when Spotify kept it rolling with old timey cowboy music. I like cowboy music.

Is Sameeda the NPR news theme?

Decent background noise while taking down Xmas decor. But not engaging in anyway. Would maybe use it as the music search prompt if I needed background music for a 60s themed cocktail party. In conclusion, this is background noise.

Too distracted by the cover

Someone shoulda told him to stop singing.

5/5 on my music to cook dinner to.

Brian Eno’s music for an alien abduction. “If we’re going to listen to artists from 80s horror soundtracks, I’d prefer Goblin” -John

Gimme gimme gimme. I am apparently a goober for bluesy rock.

Maybe it's because I was raised on early Beatles... but it just feels like music for kids.

I recently re-started using the gym at my office, and was reminded of the phenomenon wherein, the music in a predominantly "macho" environment is never what I expect. The 2010s weight rooms were always playing pseudo country era T-Swift. The high school football team would be bumping Nelly Furtado's first album. And now the weight room at work is playing slow K-Pop or something equally sleepy. Why is this? Why is it not Judas Priest? This is not my cup of tea, but god damn I'd rather have Judas Priest than anymore bubblegum ballads.

tolerable. barely.

living for the city? more like living for this album.

Rounding up for the cows

I was not looking forward to giving this a 5. Luckily, it's a 3.5. Rounding down for pedo-factor.

Elevated Love Is Blind filler music. A modern Depeche Mode.

Can anyone listen to Groove is in the Heart nowadays and NOT be transported to the twink's apartment recreation in Search Party?

Don’t ask me to explain this because I can’t: Fiona Apple, but as a space robot?

Honesty, could be worse. 3.5

Listened to it twice in a row. Good stuff.

The first song is in a foreign language. Every song sounds the same except their cover of Police & Thieves.

5 seconds in: 5 stars. Final verdict: Rolling Stones good.

Not for me. This is a demo. Who decided this record was ok to sell to people in exchange for money? Did they throw in 5-4=Unity just to remind the listener that music doesn’t have to be painful? Or did Spotify glitch and what I heard was actually by a different band.

Billy Cougan is not a pleasant listen.

Carol King wannabe without the likeability. This miiiight have been a gentlemen's 3 if not for the fact that Don McLean is a huge piece of shit, undeserving of gentlemanly grace.

When did I become a goober for this stuff? Who am I? This started strong but I got pretty bored real quick.

SOS- I’m drowning in nostalgia.

nope.

If Randy Newman was a wedding band