Bridge Over Troubled Water
Simon & GarfunkelHalf the songs are absolutely amazing, the other half are mostly tedious
Half the songs are absolutely amazing, the other half are mostly tedious
Good musicians, but damn those jams are long. I don't think I'll ever put this album on by choice.
Good musicians from a technical perspective but they are painful to listen to. I could not make it through the whole album.
Bland, uninspired, and dull -- a slog to listen to. I would never play this album by choice.
Peak Elton John. Not exactly my type of music -- some great songs and some absolute dudes ("Rotten Peaches" sounds like a Dana Carver impersonation)
That was almost the perfect Friday album. Easy to listen to and interesting enough to pay attention to the music. I will definitely be adding this to my playlist.
Inoffensive but generic country-adjacent pop music. Easy to listen to but I doubt I'll ever have the urge to put this album back on.
What a great album. Hit play again as soon as the it was done.
It's a slog! Out-of-tune singing, pretentious lyrics, uninteresting melodies.
What an amazing way to end the week.
Not bad, maybe a little tedious. "We have Bob Dylan at home" set to the music of Bruce Springsteen.
A little goofy but genuinely fun. I would have no objections to listening to this album again.
Ended up being surprisingly easy to work to (good rhythm and I didn't understand a word). I don't think I'd play this for other purposes.
Interesting to listen to for a while, but not my kind of music. Gets tedious after the first half-hour or so (90 minute album). By my self-imposed scoring system, this is either a high-2 or low-3 star rating.
Meh. Nice pleasant songs but nothing I'll bother listening to again.
Please -- no more country music!