I enjoyed this a lot. There were many noises with a good beat. Solid
couldn't get into it
some solid songs. too deep in association with ex
some good. most just okay
didn't like the lyrics but the music is a vibe
a very cool bridge between their earlier rock/alt sound and what evolved into the masterpiece of Kid A
it's a banger. great for dancing, great for parties, great for dance parties!
meh not my thing
pretty good. it's got a few of his #1s on it
rave music
trip hop but not as good as Portishead
just okay. not dazzling
very "tom waits" of you
top 10 album
classic
it's just okay. good but not spectacular
gonna be honest, I don't really like most Eminem. there's like 2 or 3 songs I like and none of them are on this album
great beat but not keen on the content
it was okay
I actually really liked this. way different than what I usually listen to
never reaches the power and passion of Rumours. other than the song Tusk, it wasn't very memorable
no
love doo wop. so bouncy and dancy
I don't like Beck. it exemplifies 90s California rock along with Red Hot Chili Peppers. Where It's At is the standout
classic classic rock. has a few bangers and the rest are respectable
I don't think I've ever listened to a Joy Division album all the way through but I really liked this one. it was a bit same-y but I liked it
started off a little weak but it gets better. some solid songs too
nothing about this album appeals to me.
I actually like this. it's not terrible but there's nothing standout here either.
good not great
I don't have any context for this
not really my thing but I actually enjoyed some things about it. the music was varied and interesting. I wouldn't listen to the album all the way through, but it was interesting for this project.
I enjoyed this a lot. There were many noises with a good beat. Solid
This has one of my favorite songs of all time on it: Audience with the Pope. Otherwise a solid album but not anyting super impressive.
This was just okay. Her distinct voice shines, but the songs aren't good. Her second album is magic.
This is a pretty solid album, and I think more would've gotten to hit status if it wasn't for the plagiarism controversy.
I like Britpop. I like folk. I like electronica. It wasn't terrible, but I didn't really like this. This feels like something that people who listen to Ani DeFranco would like. I don't like Ani DeFranco.
not really my thing. not a huge fan of dad rock, and this is really indicative of that sound.
I've never heard of this band, so I was excited that this might be an album by a rock group lead by women bc of the cover but it was the 70s so it's just dude rock. This list greatly underrepresents women artists. That's not really Roxy Music's fault though. I found this album to be mid. Nothing stood out to me, but it wasn't unpleasant either. The lyrics were a whiplash going from songs about religion to love songs to break up songs. It was exhausting in a way that didn't leave me satisfied. Also, I just generally want to leave religion out of my rock music.
One of the greatest albums of all time. I could (and did) listen to it on repeat.
Interesting that I got this the day after Brian Wilson passed away. I liked this so much more than I was expecting to. A lot of it is different than the Beach Boys typical sound, and the subject matter is so progressive and deep. I'm familiar with Pet Sounds of course, but I think I like this more.
I thought I had the wrong album at first because it was so short. 2 songs at under 40 minutes. Apparently that's right though. It was okay. Not really my thing.
love love love. music as a grounding experience. music to increase awareness of self.
I don't really like Rod Stewart. I think the music is interesting - a blues rock I hadn't really noticed before. But his voice sounds like what chewing on plastic wrap must feel like. The music is good and then bam uncomfortable. This album has my favorite of his songs - Maggie May. Oh to be shacking up with a beautiful woman so intriguing that you want to cancel all other commitments and stay in bed. I really hated the cloyingly slow rendition of Amazing Grace in the middle of the album. Music jump scare and a huge misstep.
I don't know how I feel about this. No one song stuck out. I like it more than the first Tom Waits album I listened to. But I don't think I would ever just listen to this album or any one song on it.