Every song sounded very similar, nothing really gripped me. Enjoyed the bass line in a few of the tracks.
The first two tracks had great openings but their length meant that they couldn't hold my attention for the entire duration. Track four was even worse for this. In comparison, "One Woman" was fantastic.
Extremely easy listening. Manages to be relaxing and calming despite the political nature of many of the tracks. Not Marley's best.
No bad tracks but no standouts either, other than of course Son of a Preacher Man which was fantastic. Easy listening but didn't grip me.
I had never even heard of Parliament before this, and I'm so glad it was recommended! Fantastic, lively, feel-good, amazing inventive lyrics. Impossible not to bop to.
No standout songs here. Uninspired lyrics. I can't recall any of the songs even shortly after listening to them.
Elton is always great and Levon is particularly fantastic. Many of the later tracks on the album aren't particularly memorable.
The songs have great energy and showmanship but nothing I can imagine listening to again. Minus 1 star for the artist being a terrible terrible person.
None of these tracks do it for me, nothing memorable and far too slow. I can see the appeal but definitely not for me.
Not terrible but can't really understand the appeal, there's not a mood or situation where I could imagine wanting to listen to this album. Very repetitive.
Great vocals but besides one or two tracks (Maps in particular) I found nothing notable or interesting about this album.
Lost Women is a highlight, I Can't Make Your Way is terrible, and there are some really odd genre-defying tracks that never really hit the mark. Overall quite a boring listen.
Bangers and bops aplenty, nothing hugely amazing but good fun to listen to.
Some great tunes, some not so great, but the album is an absolute classic.
No stand outs, won't listen again.
LOUD NOISES