I consider it to not be a regular album. The woman who sings is in a deep kind of pain, thoughts. Sometimes she's talking about the world problems, the human soul but also about relationships, probably inspired from her personal life. The melody of her songs are all monotone and slow which makes you feel more sad, we really have the impression it's not music but a sort of complaint, there's also many repeted words and expressions in many of album's songs to make the feelings reach deeper. In overall, it's not my genre at all, I'm more into Evanescence kind of stuff when it comes to society problems, and she really is fire, but other music also opens new point of views, which I consider important.
I like jazz in general. Louis Prima is one ob the best in this music style. His originality is undisputable. His legacy in jazz music took the world in its entirety.
The Who sounds a little bit like the Beatles, I know it's an English rock band, don't know much about them, not to say that I didn't like them, on the contrary, very pleasant music.
I absolutely loved that one. It's very original. By the way, I like the cover, we have the impression that it's the same guy's face turned upside down on both sides and also below but if you look closer, you can see they're different. So you make a conclusion that it's a band group of four persons. I consider the album to be a mix of Hip hop and psychedelic rock. Loved it.
I always loved the beatles. They're legendary. With their soft songs, they directly touch the spirit. This album isn't their best. You have to listen Yellow Submarine and Eleanor Rigby or maybe the Taxman.
I love this type of music, old kind of funky songs which remind of Louis Armstrong. Very atypical, probably in a veteran societies. Still I enjoyed the album.
This album took me by surprise. There are so many unexpected voices, and vulgarity, though it's not hip hop, we even can see a video of some dudes beating people up and music is still playing behind. I didn't expect a girl to be present in the album. Very original.
I wasn't ready to listen that album, it seems at first that the man singing was whispering instead of clearly expressing himself but the music became louder over each song. It's not unpleasant to listen but I felt no energy from it. I can understand people who will listen to it but I honnestly am not a big lover of this type of music.
I really liked this album. It started like a soft melody and then everything started to amplify in the sound, emotions were growing. It's pretty much like hard rock music. Thanks for that one anyway.
It was interesting to listen girl band group. Definitely sounds like music from the eighties, sound like Spice Girls a little bit. Not that I don't like female artists, on the contrary, but it isn't really my music style, but if I had to relisten to the album, it'll be a pleasure. While you're ridin, during some holidays, it would be good to listen that type of music genre.
Damn, what a great album. Very rocky, the type of music that I like.
I like this album, a mix of hip hop, cool melodies and funky as hell!
This album reminds me of the music of artist Sade Adu, a little soft music with a jazz-like melody.
Good Album
Rocky. I love these types of songs.
It's a good album, though not really my style of music. There's one song in particular that is very pleasant to listen, the most popular one in the whole album. I'm generally not disappointed though, originally I was thinking females voices were singing, as well as it takes curiosity to notice that the japanese girls on the album are both men. Funny.
I always loved Michael Jackson, but never knew his sister's amazing abilities with her voice, and damn I must say I'm pretty impressed. This is definitely the music I'm gonna listen to in a car, with my girlfriend or in any confortable atmosphere.
Always loved Freddy Mercury, huge respect goes to Queen as well.
Interesting concept for musical notes, not something typical or that I already heard before. I like it.
This is a classic, so many songs have béen used in movies and tv shows.
Not a music style that I would listen on the regular, but I kind of enjoyed the vibes. Let's say I appreciate it enough.
Hard to attribute a category to this kind of music
Review of "Leftism" by Leftfield
"Leftism" by Leftfield is a captivating album that seamlessly blends electronic and rock elements. The melodies are rich and evocative, particularly tracks like "Open Up" and "Black Battle Cry." The album's standout moment for me was the way it reminded me of Frank Zappa's "Peaches in Regalia" with its intricate and playful instrumentation. Overall, "Leftism" is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys innovative and genre-defying music.
Sabres of Paradise's Haunted Dancehall is a fantastic album. Tim Hecker explores a wide range of sounds, mixing soft piano with heavy electronic textures, yet everything feels musically correct and well-placed. It is an experimental record, but it never sounds messy or random. Instead, it flows like a journey with a clear direction. If you enjoy unique music that still makes sense, this is a great choice.
This album, Nirvana, is probably one of the best that I ever had to listen to in my whole life. And if I'm not mistaking, it's one of the best albums that they've ever made. Peace to Kurt Cobain. Music will miss him.
