ok 1/3 of the ay through, really like it so far. obv knew my sweet lord when it came on. i can hear the beatles influence, or rathger georges infl;uence in the bewatls. hoping for more blues tunes. what a wild mix of acoustic and electric from song to song, yet the album is cohesive. the songwiritng is interesting and thematic. i havent listened much to the lyrics i am working.

Very boring. Very 2009. I did not enjoy it and at times actively disliked it. I feel like The Intro was forced upon society as some kind of ultra crossover song. The rest of the album felt contrived. The whole thing lacked depth. Maybe I’m missing some huge piece of this puzzle, but I thought the whole thing sucked and I never need to listen to it again. Including The Intro.

Very good. I feel like the stones were in full swing here. I love the country and blues of elements. Good listen front to back

Brilliant and genre bending. Can’t believe I had never listened to it before. Will go into regular rotation. Just excellent

Excellent. Wild. Sexy. Prince is king. Not all songs were for me. Nikki song was a trip. Much respect RIP

Really good! I didn’t know dusty sang many of the songs she did. Iconic! Would listen again

Obv respect is a classic and a hell of a leadoff song. I recognized a few others. Good album, wouldn’t be in my regular rotation

Very 60s but not overwhelming in any direction. It was just ok, season of the witch stays on my Halloween playlist

One of my favorites!

I really enjoyed it although I was very different from other iron. I’d listen to. Really strong debut album, you can really feel the structure of what Iron Maiden became. I’m wondering if the singer changed or if he just changed his voice. Great listen would listen again

Brilliant. An all time favorite.

Great album, but morrisey is a wanker!

Respectfully, I enjoyed parts of this album. Disrespectfully, it feels like a page-three Wish version of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Released during a creatively exhausted era of hip-hop, pop, and R&B, A Little Deeper struggled to stand out. Around this time, the spotlight had shifted—genres like indie rock and nu-metal were pulling focus (The Strokes, Linkin Park), and hip-hop was entering a new chapter with artists like Kanye and Eminem reshaping the landscape. The album isn’t bad—it’s nostalgic in its production, and I enjoy listening to this style—but the concept feels recycled, underdeveloped, and at times, pandering. There’s clear talent here, but the execution doesn’t hold up. It’s an unfortunate product of its moment: caught between what had already been done and what was about to change.

I went in knowing nothing. It was a bizarre listen. Very operatic like The Wall, but with a DIY industrial feel. Not my kind of music, an interesting listen nonetheless.

Brilliant. One of the all-time greats.