70s talent on the instrument with almost a 50s feel with the vocalist. Adding this one to the library
Very emotional rock. Hits right in the feels
Not my kind of genre. Maybe if I was more of an edgy teenager in the 2000s
One of the more interesting albums I've listened to. A real piece of art
I always wonder what separates me from the people who like this kind of music
70s rock is always a good listen
I was very surprised by how much I liked this unique album. Definitely not my usual genre, but there's a reason I'm using this website
Not a huge Coldplay fan though I see why people like them
Always a fan of Fleetwood Mac. Probably not their best album but still a great listen
While the idea of building an entire album out of samples is interesting, none of these songs struck me as meaningful or unique
The only thing I knew before going into this album is that Wonderwall is over played. I can now see why Oasis was popular and very overplayed
2 minutes into the first track, I was very tempted to stop listening. I'm glad I listened to the whole album. I found that as I treated it like a classical music concert, rather than a collection of rock & roll hits, I enjoyed this album a lot
Very 80s. For better and worse
What did I just listen to?
70s rock just hits the spot. That was some good stuff
Yep that's AC/DC
I've tried but I don't think I'll ever like David Bowie. Just not my thing
I was hesitant the first few songs, then I got sucked in. Great prog rock album
Fantastic album that I'm glad I was introduced to
Is it embarrassing to admit when pop music hits the spot?
Try as I might, David Bowie just doesn't do it for me
Too bad all the songs can't be as good as Roundabout. Would be 6 stars if they were
I hadn't heard of Morrissey before but several other reviews said he's controversial. No comment on that. I liked some of the tracks and not others.
Honestly, I'm not sure what I just listened to
Yeah I like Van Morrison
Easy listening and good times
Nothing to wow over
There is a very specific subgenre of music that involves solo female vocalists featured in vibe albums. Now I'm normally a rock & roll kinda guy, but there's something about albums like this that just hits the spot with me. I just vibe to it. 5 stars.
Needed more electrons
Oh yeah that's what I'm here for. Who cares if I don't understand it? It's blues
Pretty fun stuff. I swear they were just better back in the 70s
First time listening to Bob Dylan. Don't know why it took me this long.
I don't think I've ever heard acoustic punk before. Not my genre but I could appreciate the concept
Well at least it was unique. This was the first album where I couldn't make it completely through
There's a certain type of music that contains really bass heavy synth sounds in the background that doesn't vibe with me. I really wish it didn't bother me so much
60s music that would have been good in the 60s. Today not so much
I grew up after the Michael Jackson era and had never listened to a whole album before. Yep makes sense why he was so popular
We love Ray Charles. One of the best pianists of all time
Sounds like he's singing while sick and high on cold medicine
Punk rock is pretty alright I suppose
Hip Hop isn't normally my thing but I find myself liking a lot of the songs on this album. Good beats and good lyrics. However, the album was 3X longer than it needed to be. I'm also not a fan of how explicit it can be. I won't ever be giving this a relisten
Contrary to everyone else on this website, I actually like all the British Rock. This was was just alright though
Heavy grunge isn't my style. Not badly performed though
I don't know why all these other reviews are completely dogging on this album. It's not anything great but it's not horrible
One of the best classical albums of all time. Easily some of the best songs of all time.
The album cover is a gun. That's pretty cool
Nothing like Blues to drive the blues away. You can't listen to this music and have a bad time
Music has no right to be this good. Some of the best jazz I've ever listened to.