Highway star : Why is that guitar solo so muddy ? Pictures of Home - Bass solo is amazing Never before - THE STEREO IMAGING ??? Holy hell if I close my eyes that guitar in the intro is right in front of me, a little to my left that's sick, tickles my brain SMOOOOKE ON THE WAAAATEEEEER tun tun tuuun - tun tun tunuuun - tun tun tuuun - tun - tuuun Lazy - That song sounds so jazzy I love it. That ride playing through the song, that swinged rhythm in the intro, hmmmmm juicy Space Truckin' - Absolute headbanger What happens in the stereo field in this album is insane, so much clarity in the space So much of the guitar melodies are legit earworms

So apparently this album was made after the death of the singer's son. Ghost + teen = ghosteen? weak pun not a fan The music has a gloomy but hopeful vibe that's quite pleasing. I'll do another listen concentrating on the lyrics. Alright I did another listen and it goes indeed quite deep. Yeah what Cave went through truly is terrible. I was going to say I wasn't that moved by the album. But nobody cares how it made me in particular feel or how relatable it was for me. Cave felt the need to make music after his son's death, a process which may or may not have healed him in some way, but that's not important. He made art - From and for his own feelings. From and for a moving event he went through. From and for his loved ones. That's one of the most beautiful things one can do. I'm now going to rate the album quite low. It is based on how the music sounded and how much I enjoyed listening to it, not on how much emotional weight it has.

Absolute oldie Absolutely american What's the deal with all the "oh mama"s Songs all sound the same tbh

"Mother and child reunion" is a banger Don't understand the overwhelming popularity of "Me and Julio by the schoolyard" Rest of the album is boring

Classic metal Can't tell if nothing is really outstanding or if it was at the time and I'm just accustomed tho this kind of stuff Breaking the law is an earworm

Oh hell yeah classic jazzie Ella Fitzgerald queen, legendary voice Brass sections are juicy af Disc 6 instrumentals by Nelson Riddle are hella good

Highway star : Why is that guitar solo so muddy ? Pictures of Home - Bass solo is amazing Never before - THE STEREO IMAGING ??? Holy hell if I close my eyes that guitar in the intro is right in front of me, a little to my left that's sick, tickles my brain SMOOOOKE ON THE WAAAATEEEEER tun tun tuuun - tun tun tunuuun - tun tun tuuun - tun - tuuun Lazy - That song sounds so jazzy I love it. That ride playing through the song, that swinged rhythm in the intro, hmmmmm juicy Space Truckin' - Absolute headbanger What happens in the stereo field in this album is insane, so much clarity in the space So much of the guitar melodies are legit earworms

Bassline in Jenny was a friend of mine is super catchy, lead voice is cool too Mr brightside is great ofc, but why is it the 52nd most listened song on spotify wtf its huge SOMEBODY TOLD ME YAHHH All these things that I've done intro = Queen Really cool album, much variety yet every song blends in really well with the rest

Pretty cool! A few classics (Hotel california really is good), nothing STUNNING though. Would've put 3.5 stars if it was an option

Really interesting sounds Those minutes-long guitar riffs are quite iconic Loved "Country Home" and "Over and Over" Mother earth is pretty cool, it really has that national anthem vibe. Is it the scale used along with the slower bpm? Interesting 3.5

Pretty cool Pure brass into your veins Llego mijan is crazy how is it one of the least popular?? The album cover on spotify is so boomer vintage I love it 3.5

DNB LETSGO Brown paper bag starts as boring and weird, but gradually pulls you in. Finished the song not realizing I've been headbanging for the last 5 minutes Let's get it on drum break is tight af Digital : Vocals are really dry The sterero imaging in Matter of fact is really cool, so much movement Sounds are WEIRD, often sounding like they're not even in time Album cover is fucking cool I want to put 4 cause me like dnb but if I'm honest I haven't had such a great time listening

oh that's gonna be good Really strong start with Lively up yourself setting the tone for the rest of the album No one i this world can resist to sing along to No woman no cry it's so good Rebel music : Danakil marley instrumental gimmick!! Talkin' blues : "Your feet are too big for your shoes" quite ironic Really strong album overall, bob is a legend 4

Wasn't that focused when listening to this one Old school rap, addressing big topics in the black community. Those issues are still there today 35 years later, uh-oh! Interesting to hear (what i interpret as) a MC behind the rapper's vocals and how predominant he is. You don't hear that anymore in today's rap I believe, or maybe I don't listen to the kind of hip hop that does feature it. 3

Pièce de théâtre froide - Parachutes Gonna have to listen to it a second time. An album this popular should not leave me this emotionless. I must have missed something. Well maybe I missed it again but the second time was as dull as the first. Yellow is cool I like the bassline. It's not bad music I guess. If it's that popular, they definitely did something right. I, however, don't resonate with it. 2.5

So apparently this album was made after the death of the singer's son. Ghost + teen = ghosteen? weak pun not a fan The music has a gloomy but hopeful vibe that's quite pleasing. I'll do another listen concentrating on the lyrics. Alright I did another listen and it goes indeed quite deep. Yeah what Cave went through truly is terrible. I was going to say I wasn't that moved by the album. But nobody cares how it made me in particular feel or how relatable it was for me. Cave felt the need to make music after his son's death, a process which may or may not have healed him in some way, but that's not important. He made art - From and for his own feelings. From and for a moving event he went through. From and for his loved ones. That's one of the most beautiful things one can do. I'm now going to rate the album quite low. It is based on how the music sounded and how much I enjoyed listening to it, not on how much emotional weight it has.

So old yet it sounds so.. modern ?? I have the feeling this very album paved the way for the future of soul music. Every song is good wtf

I'm not sure how I feel about live albums. Audio quality is lower, we hear the crowd, we hear the fuck ups, which is fine when you're actually there, but just listening to it is meh imo. Actually there are 0 fuck ups in this one it's quite impressive Last one was cool, him playing with the crowd was fun to hear

I know this guy! Last album of his - ragged glory - got a 3 from me. It also came out 20 years later (1990), so it's probably quite different. Pretty cool! Indeed quite different from ragged glory. Less adventurous i'd say ? But good voice, good melodies. 10min songs tho, too long for my 2025 gen Z attention span I feel like i'm giving so much 3s 3.5

The dude in the album cover is looking at the review lol He should be happy, cause I like it! Good altrock "Paint a vulgar picture" - Fucking cool guitar parts 3.9

Really nice i hadn't heard of them "One nation under a groove" super catchy super nice "Into you" that voice is insane! "Maggot brain" guitar parts are really cool

Love the cover I think I like melodic stuff, this album is not melodic enough for my taste. It's more about textures and ambience i feel like. Definite shroom music