I wasn't expecting to, but I actually somewhat enjoyed it. I don't think this subgenre of rock is my thing, but there were a few songs I'll likely come back to, namely "Custard Pie" and "Kashmir."
the flute reminded me of King Gizzard
no thoughts, head empty
it's not bad, it's just not my thing at all
sounds like generic 80s rock, which I guess makes this ahead of its time because it released in 1976
finally, some good fucking food
I've started listening to Kendrick after his super bowl halftime show, but I'd only got through the Drake diss songs and To Pimp a Butterfly, so this was next on my to-do list anyways. I'm not really into hip-hop, but what I've heard from Kendrick so far is great, this included. I'm giving a 4/5, but I wouldn't be surprised if that goes up after repeat listens.
I really like this, except for the vocals.
it's good, but I don't think this is for me
This is the first album I've been given that I've already listened to. It's been a while since I've listened to this, so this is a great excuse for me to do so. I love this album, it's great.
it's good. too bad I'm bad at paying attention to lyrics and their meaning. I'm sick of hearing "Wake Me Up When September Ends"
I loved it. I'm normally a rock and electronic guy, so I'm shocked that my two favorites from this list so far have been this and "good kid, m.A.A.d city"
didn't love it, didn't hate it
I think I don't like folk music.
Giving it a 2 because at least I liked "Metropolis" and I wasn't completely miserable the entire time.
neat. sounds like '50s music, that's for sure.
I've listened to this before when I went through a huge electronic music phase, but it's been a while since I last listened to it. It never really clicked with me before, but I enjoyed it this time. I've been trying to give albums ratings based on how "good" I think it is """objectively""" based on """""vibes,""""" so even though I only kind of liked it, I'm giving it a 4.
:(
It's old. It's soul. I don't get the hype. I feel like a broken record, but: it's good, but not for me.
it's old. it's rock. but I do get the hype.
except "Moonchild," I don't get what was going on there.
neato
I found out after the fact that the songs I liked were the popular ones
surprisingly enjoyable listen considering I was on a train
holy shit
surprisingly enjoyable
solid
it was jazz, idk
I was surprised when "Wild World" came on because I assumed I wouldn't recognize any songs from this. I liked "But I Might Die Tonight," so of course it was the second shortest song. Good album I guess, but not my thing. I've said that for 95% of the albums I've listened to on this list, but I really don't know what else to say.
it's FINE.
I liked it more than I thought I would.
this is a pretty cool nirvana album
I want to like it. At times it's entertaining and holds my attention, but the album loses my attention just as quickly. I didn't care for "Nevermind" or "In Utero" either, so maybe I just don't like grunge? Maybe I just don't get it? Maybe I wasn't in the right mood while listening to this?
This album has been a breaking point for me. I wrote up a whole rant about how I've enjoyed a mere 6 of the 28 albums I've listened to so far, but I deleted it. I'm taking a break from this website, who knows when or if I'll be back.
I enjoyed this. I don't know if it's very unique, but I needed something to enjoy rather than something unique to dislike.
"Blitzkrieg Bop" is overplayed. Other than that, I like the instrumentals, but not the vocals. Although as the album went on I found myself not minding the vocals as much. Very foundational for the punk genre, etc. etc.
Wait these guys are American???
Well I recently listened to two other Blur albums for the first time of my own volition, so this is good timing.
After listening to this, it further supports my opinion that everyone is better than Americans when it comes to making music.
I'm shocked I enjoyed this as much as I did
Enjoyable, but I liked the Talking Heads-esque songs more than the ambient ones.
it's neat, I enjoyed it for the most part, but I don't see why this is on the list.
very Lou Reed vocals at times
seemed funky I guess. I listened to this while doing something else, so in not giving it my full attention, I have no thoughts.
I hate country music. We'll see if this changes my mind.
Post-listen:
Maybe I don't hate country music. But I certainly don't like it. I didn't hate this album, but I doubt I'll ever listen to it again. Also it ended very abruptly.
It's fine. I imagine I would've liked this more when I was in high school. It's certainly no "Discovery" or "Since I Left You," but it's fine. Speaking of, why is the former not on this list?
don't get why this is missing from everything but spotify
it starts out fun but pretty standard punk or blues or whatever, but then it gets kinda different starting with "Black Mud" and "The Only One." Not super out there, but there was a slight shift that I wasn't expecting. Maybe a little generic overall? But I still enjoyed it.
it's fine.
I've listened to this before, didn't love it. We'll see if I change my mind.
I'm still overall indifferent. "Sunday Morning" is good.
I like Pet Sounds. This is like a rough, semi-finished Pet Sounds 2. Good stuff.
surprisingly enjoyable
👍
listened to before, 9/10
My car broke down during the first and so far only time I've listened to this album. I thought the album was fine.
Guess I'll see if that changes.
It's so long. Some songs are interesting, many are not. It's a real mixed bag for me, personally. It all seems well-made and "good," but *I* didn't enjoy it.
I actually quite enjoyed this? Which is weird because I haven't liked any of The Velvet Underground albums I've listened to.
me when "Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard" came on:
IT'S THE SONG FROM THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS
also I really liked "Peace Like a River"
