Fairly middle of the road, and found all of the songs merging together. I can usually handle quite a bit of noodling around but had to skip a few.
Hadn’t listened to this from start to finish for many years, and it was such a treat to spend time with it again. No songs skipped, even after multiple listens in one day I was hearing new things.
Really struggle to like Elvis, I know he’s a product of his time but I found the lyrics quite repetitive and they didn’t entertain or grab me emotionally. Excellent performances from everyone, and lush production, but didn’t move me.
Another one from my teenage years, but didn’t find that this one held up as well. A few stand out tracks, but found myself struggling to connect.
This was such a pleasant surprise, I’d not heard anything other than There She Goes before, but such a rich album that I can’t wait to go back to.
This was such a lovely chance to revisit an album I listened to when I was a teenager, and also to see that it still held up after all these years. Didn’t get the urge to skip, and they all sounded as fresh and exciting as I remember.
Was a fun nostalgic listen, but didn’t grab me or make me want to revisit regularly. 3.5 if half stars were available!
Don’t think Bob’s for me - there are a few songs that are so profound and capture an important sentiment, but the rest blur and I found it hard to connect.
3.5 First time listening to this album? Bit Za fan of Calexico’s other work. Not my favourite of theirs, but still a great listen.
Peak Metallica, no skips, such fun.
Hadn’t listened to this before, but was such a bop. Have saved for future listens!
Nothing really stood out to me aside from Tiny Dancer and a lot of it blurred into one.
A fun new album to listen to when I need to do some groovy tasks.
Courtney Love, patron saint of weird girls ❤️double bill of this and The Substance today was a wild ride.
Loved this one, hadn’t listened to a full Simon & Garfunkel album before - what a treat! Highlight: one of my fave Christmas songs and “I’ve lost my harmonica, Albert”
Some good moments, but not sure I’d go back to it regularly.
Lovely mellow album, wonderful performances all round, and helped prevent me losing my shit while trying to get Power Bi to work.
One or two songs I’d listen to again, but typically “meh” from The XX.