I'd never heard this before and will now be looking up all of her work.
Heard most of this before. did not know it was one of 3 albums out that year. Different era for sure. Not the originators, but they certainly did well in the petty fighting realm. All in all, a good little country/rock album.
They really didn't knock themselves out with finding new beats along the way. I remember this coming out. It felt like the 'clean' rap that was being pushed out at the time. Pre or post Will Smith, I don't recall. Never grabbed me, and listening now there's a little - I remember this. But not a whole lot else.
All of Monk's works are great. They feel, unlike many artists, like one giant album.
The Byrds. You know you're listening to them. Middle of the road entertainment. The first true 'background' music? And yet nothing awful.
There's no home for you is such a great song. I remember listening to this album a lot when it came out. Playing along. Jack did something unique with this one. The distortion just needed to be a step below grinding metal, vocals on a slightly higher level than you'd expect. And it all just flowed. Not much in the way of a bass. Glad this one came up and I could revisit.
Yu know, old country is still good. You can really read the 'this is an upbeat one! this is a slow dancing one! This is a medium radio groove! and fascinating (for me who did not know this) that Jennings wrote like none of his songs. Still cannot give a country album more than 3 stars though. That being said, modern country artists could learn a lot about how to make something far better than what they currently are....
Pretty cool.
So good. Still.
Never into these guys. But, pretty good.
some of the original indie-pop/whispy voice.
How many children were made to these songs? Countless. Classic.
Never able to get into this one.
I'd never heard this before and will now be looking up all of her work.
90s indie pop spectacular.
Classic. Great to listen to this album the full way through rather than the 2 songs that endlessly play on classic rock stations.
Not my jam at all. Wasn't then, isn't now.