Overall, I’d rank it a 3/5. Funky fresh vibes, most songs told a story I felt was good. Standout song was you can leave but it’s going to cost you. Will be replaying that more!
Here’s the thing about this one. Is he of the beach boy lineage? Yes. BUT I think he busts through that ruler which may have been holding him back. Not every song was a hit. All kind of a 70’s ballad style in their own way. Stand outs were: Love remember me and moonshine.
Makes me feel nostalgic for a time I didn’t get to know. beautiful, incredible mix of rock and funk to bring it all home in the final song of Long As I Can See The Light. Don’t skip a single song!
🤘 loved “changes”
🤘 Excellent
Surprisingly great. Cee Lo, I could never forget you. (This is great if you want to be in a Time Machine back to 2004 club hits, when I was 9 years young) Highlights were: Die Trying My Kind of People I’ll be around
Could’ve stayed in the 90’s. Seems like he wants to have a chili peppers vibe but lacks the vocal prowess to deliver.
Excellent, it’s the Doors. That being said, I liked waiting for the sun the most out of every song. If you want a classic 70s rock that brings up emotions you hadn’t considered before, give this a listen.
Better than I expected it to be from how it started out. Pretty colofly country and folksy mix. However, I could have made this album, and that isn’t a compliment. Stand outs: I sang Dixie (heart wrenching) Hold on to God
Loved Hail Bop, Waveforms, and Default. The rest are fairly forgettable. Give it a listen though (and listen to hail bop if you’re only listening to one of them) Sort of like if sci fi and funk had a baby
This is what you want from music. An incredible debut album. Largely known for light my fire, I’m coming away from it entranced by most of the songs, with a special shoutout to end of the night, the end, and the Chrystal ship.
I will play sunny afternoon at a wedding. Tbd if it will be mine, but mark my words. The album grew on me after the first three of so. Started out sounding like a wanna be Beatles, but turned it into their own by the end