At Newport 1960
Muddy WatersVery upbeat instrumentals. Particular standout: Got My Mojo Working
Very upbeat instrumentals. Particular standout: Got My Mojo Working
Love the synth on Goodbye Blue Sky and the bass on Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 1.
Love the sax on Dirty Boys. Overall very interesting piece from the tail end of Bowie’s life.
Very fun songs, especially Victoria. Love the instrumentals across the record.
Some very fun upbeat songs, especially the title track.
Nostalgia. Cry Me a River and Rock Your Body were classics. (Oh No) What You Got is also a very fun little song.
Strong start with Southern Point, Two Weeks, and All We Ask. But drops off in the middle for me. While You Wait for the Others is a highlight.
Classic metal. Love to hear the simpler structure and emphasis on vocals. Breaking the Law is an all time classic metal song.
Little too samey for me. Might be hard for me to be objective given later releases.
Love the vibe of the album. Some great riffs, with some nice changes of pace like Laguna Sunrise.
First time listening to bossa nova, but a very fun and fluid genre. Girl from Ipanema is a classic that even I had already heard.
Not my favorite. Some good moments in certain songs but overall not my vibe.
Schools Out is a classic. Gutter Cats vs the Jets has some very surprising synth, and the frantic bass of Street Fight is great leading into the very jazzy Blue Turk.
Interesting early rap beats and bars. Acknowledge Your Own History has interesting lyrics.
Cube has a very aggressive flow and lyricism, which is in-line with the gangster style at the time. It Was A Good Day is one of the best songs ever recorded. Love the instrumentals on Dirty Mack.