Bangers a-plenty. Really enjoyed this, although the spoken word bits sound like an earnest podcast. Tunes though!
Not a country person, but loved the energy and the humor in this performance.
Not a country person, but loved the energy and the humor in this performance.
Dreamy record that I reckon I could really fall for in my youth when I had more time and less choice at my fingertips. Not an instant love though.
Getting hit with some jazz records early in this challenge. Enjoyable background music, but I struggle to stay focused on record, and feels more like the type of thing that would be so much more powerful and engaging live. This is just me, struggling to connect with jazz as a genre. Great name though!
Mostly swamp rock that didn’t quite fit the idea I had from Free Bird or Sweet Home Alabama. Was fine, but didn’t really grab my attention until the last track. Doubt I’ll revisit.
Not at all what I expected, but really enjoyed this.
Whenever I hear reggae music I enjoy it, but have never truly dug below the surface because it seems like such an overwhelming genre to dive into without a decent guide to it. Maybe this is my starting point - will revisit
Bangers a-plenty. Really enjoyed this, although the spoken word bits sound like an earnest podcast. Tunes though!
Decent live album, but lacked the spark of Johnny Cash at Fulsome Prison for example.
Perfectly pleasant, but totally overshadowed by All I Wanna Do, with none of the other tracks leaving a lasting memory.
A rare re-listen on the same day. Not as immediately accessible as Transformer, but not at difficult a listen as I’d been led to believe. Really enjoyed this and will return.
Was not expecting this to be so much fun. Seems I have always underestimated Slade as part of the glam movement.