Grower not a shower. The lyricism and musicality is uniquely her. Makes me miss the coziness of 90’s angst. She inspired a Nick Cave album ffs. She’s on the Mount Rushmore of cool.
I’ve never connected with U2’s music, no matter how catchy. This album is no different unfortunately. Happy to leave it behind.
Never knew how much I didn’t like the Police until now. Go figure. ‘Every Breath You Take’ is a banger.
Upbeat rhythms and a spunky sound, but lyrically it’s not that interesting. These bad boys might steal your daughter, but at least they’ll remove their flat caps when entering the house.
Unique and synthy sound. They created something original.
It’s a fine album I guess. Doesn’t really grab me, though I always thought their fans were cool. I prefer The Breeders.
I love this album. No one else sounds like the Talking Heads.
To learn that BB King has 15+ kids is no surprise after hearing this album. Baby making music ya’ll.
I used to listen to this stuff. Not sure why.
Pretty cool but a little same samey after a while
B B B B B BOSS
Craptastic
Early white boy blues rock. I’m not mad at it.
Uh huh huh yessssss dude https://youtu.be/UDCsVkqE1tQ?feature=shared
“Funeral” was game changing, but this is still fun.
Upbeat and fun with a heavy sound, Dookie might just be the shit.
I was really digging the album until “Bang a Gong” took me out of it. I struggled to recover.
I’m not usually a fan of collab albums but this one is amazing. John Lee Hooker makes feeling bad feel good. I could listen to his voice all day.
Early 90s Seattle bands make me all warm and fuzzy. Not the greatest album as a whole but I enjoyed it.
This album was played on repeat in Randy Van Gelder’s car. Randy used to drive me to high school in 9th grade. His Mazda had custom installed neon lights underneath the seats. While this album brings back a certain nostalgia from those times, it makes me appreciate that I never have to rely on a ride in that car again.
Nuclear war concept albums are neat. Not my favorite style wise, but it was a good train listen.
Unnnnnngghhh. Nasty Nas and 90’s hip hop FTW!
Yes please
Warning: This album causes ED
Some decent highs and corny lows.
Great album despite it being co-opted by Urban Outfitters and a certain kind of coffee shop.
Latin Portishead vibes.
Nick Cave all day
I love the idea is Sir Paul and MJ fighting over a woman
Kashmir and Down by the Seaside stand out for me. I’m sure they would have been great live.
First time listening to this album. So good!
Wow. Another first for me and me like.
Oof
Dude has Bowie voice! Interesting stuff. While there were some good tracks I don’t need the entire album.
Damn that’s beautiful
I liked it and I didn’t like it. Reviews can be hard.
They clearly played an important role in the musical timeline of my generation. Great listen.
There are musicians that can help me appreciate this genre more. Basement Jaxx ain’t one of them.