1: dejlig harmoni, aflyt basgangen i blues stykket med saxofonsoloen! 2: meget smuk intro 3: Lydkvaliteten på det her album er virkelig god - knap så fed som live versionen... men den er også svær at slå 4: mixed time sigs, nice... happy go lucky, simplistisk men kreativt 5: classic rythm switchup, nostalgisk på en måde 6: crunchy hits, interessant harmoni 7: Gjorde ikke så meget for mig

Not my cuppa tea... Ride my llama var ret fed til gengæld

Cracked actor is pretty cool

Rigtig mange gode sange på det her album, og dog et par der trækker det en smule ned i min optik

Too 90's for me. Also I think the mix is weird

Very homebrewed sound. Notes of funk, gospel

Underwhelming somehow. Kudos for being experimental. But I still was left wanting more.

I mean, rock is not my genre. Not to say I hate it. This for me has been one of the more "complete" albums for me. Solid mixing, great performance musically. Pretty sound. I just think Rock is limited in what it can do, especially harmonically.

Did not dislike. Did not really leave an impression on me. Listening was scattered. Some aspects I liked, some i didn't

Disappointed yet again, some songs had something interesting going for them, with odd time signatures and such. Just a bit boring in the long run though...

Honestly thought I would hate this... But I was pleasantly surprised! More entertaining than I thought

A very nostalgic experience. I listened to this album in my childhood. This is some solid rock imo

Another lost album from the early years. My elder siblings must've told me about this album, since it brought forth distant memories of listening to it long ago. Quite a special experience. The harmony and production on this album reminds me of Demon Days which is an album that also holds a special place in my heart

Not my thing. A couple of songs by the end did intrigue me more than the others. Still, would not listen again

Really quite a refreshing listen. Really enjoyed Maryan

Did not really have that much of an impression on me

A little all over the place I feel. Not really sure I "got" the instrumental tracks. They sounded just a bit like random jams in the middle of it all

Has some bangers

Not my cuppa. Appreciate the self irony though

Just solid

Did not love it, did not hate it entirely either. On some level I can appreciate it. But it is not something I would listen to normally

Pretty mid

Very, very American. Not the very interesting... but did not actively dislike either.

Started out a bit boring, but picked up as it went along. African music has always done something for me

Such a unique style of playing. So "ugly" in a sense... Still, there's something about it that captivates you, even if it may be "simple" or even silly at times. Glad I finally got around to hearing some Monk

first album had a few songs that were nice. meh overall. not my thing

Did not dislike, but it gets a little repetitive over time. Not necessarily a bad thing; it was sort of entrancing at times.

Not my jam

Just a bunch of the ol' punk. Nothing special here in my opinion. The intro track had me hoping for something more. But nah

I Like it

Not the most varied, but still quality stuff

I can't give this 3, even though I would probably land on 3.5. Love the mix, the band grooves really well together - especially drums and bass

Surprisingly nice! Maybe it just fell at the right time. Really good cleaning music as well. Can't quite give it a 4, but was considering

Okay. Golden years has funky guitar. me like

Busy yesterday. Do not feel I gave this album the attention it deserved. I did like a couple of songs however

Surprisingly pleasant. Bob Dylan if he was good. I'm kidding

Apprecite the experimental aspects of this album, but otherwise not my cup of tea: 2.5 stars

Started out not weak, but I started to appreciate the songs more in the 2nd half

Nothing special. Not terrible

Okay. Was nice listening to while going for an evening walk

I really dig the instrumentals on this album, but it does get very repetitive lyrically and vocally after a while.

Odd... I like Brian Eno for his ambient stuff, which you can hear beginning to creep forth in the second half, which I definitely enjoyed more than the first. Not crazy about this one, but did not dislike it either.

I don't know if this album quite deserves a 2... But I just can't get myself to give it a 3. Actually I think some of the compositions were alright, especially rhythmically. Production-wise not so much. And the vocals and lyrics were just a miss. I had a feeling the album was trying so hard to be "profound" the entire way through which is just a turn-off for me. So there you go: 2.5 stars

Lyrically this album was ass, but the production is really good and makes it listenable.

Don't really have much to say about this one

First track was really promising, but after 2-3 songs they started to bleed together. Production is crisp, maybe even a little too crisp... I think 3 stars

Gets repetitive. Nothing to get excited about. Although surprisingly enjoyable I must admit; maybe because I listened while drunk and half asleep on my floor. Who knows. 3 stars.

Hard to say if this album just came at the right time - hard to say if it's just nostalgia from having sung "White Winter Hymnal" in gymnasium. I did like it more than I expected too. Although I'm not a fan of the genre as a whole, I do appreciate the harmony on this album - the soundscape in general. Sometimes I did want "more" from the harmony; just a tiny bit less cliché and more "out there". However, I can't escape the fact that this album did move me and that must count for something. If I could I would probably give 3.5 stars, but in my opinion it is closer to 4 than 3, so that is what it'll get.

Too long. Too repetitive. Boring. No thanks

Nice blues. Really like the lead singers voice

So. Much. Compression. I feel this album has the sound of trying to sound "disturbed", "dark" etc. without really succeeding. I'm not a big fan of that. Even when songs had ideas I appreciated briefly they turned it into something I disliked. Still, I've heard worse. 2/5

I know it's a remaster but production Is really good for its time

Listened late at night yesterday. Was okay. Can't think of anything interesting to say. Maybe I think it sounded a little too 80's for me.

Hear some gospel. A lotta funk. A bit of fusion as well. Dug it.

Enjoyed this one more than Automatic For The People. Must admit I listened somewhat peripherally; I was playing Minecraft

Two R.E.M. albums in a row! Well, let's get them out of the way I suppose... Bleh. Blablublarghalumebleylalagullumbelum. I don't dislike it. I don't like it very much either. 3 stars

I guess this album came at the wrong time... Was excited for SOMETHING different that was hinted at in the first song of the album, only for it to go back into the same 80's pop-punk uninspiring cliché lyrics mush you've heard a million times with different vocalists. Idk... I'm tired of listening to this stuff. Maybe it doesn't deserve 2 stars but I'm gonna give it 2 as an outlet for my frustration

Refreshing change. I liked Mick Jagger's performance on Monkey Man. Very authentic. I liked the first and last songs especially. Mostly the last I think.

Very dark. Cliché dark sometimes. Although enjoyed more than expected. I just overslept and I'm late for work. Maybe it's the albums fault. IDK. Either way I don't have time to write a review.

Ahead of it's time. Sounds like an album made in the 2020's by some students straight out of an English music school. It was a little funny sometimes. Don't hate it, just not something I would listen to.

Really appreciate the originality of this album. It was quite the refreshing listen after a streak of punk... This album was a strange mix of pop, funk, classical which was pretty cool. I definitely like this album more than most I've heard so far on this list. Although unfortunately I don't quite think I can give it 4 stars.

Okay. Nothing to write home about. Sounds like someone deciding to make an album that sounds both like Led Zeppelin and Yes and failing to be as cool.

Dude, we get it! You like The Beatles. You heard Sgt Pepper's and it blew your mind. You don't need to write an album to tell us. I actually liked the first song. Then it got sort of repetitive. Then I realized they're a Beatles-ripoff. Then I realized every song on this album is a fucking love song except one which is about getting PTSD on the frontline in WW1. Still, better than another punk album.