It's not my usual style, since its country, though i enjoyed it; it was catchy, fun and hectic. My favorite was Land Ho! Oh my god, i just saw it was released on my birthday! I see myself listening to it in another occasion.
It was a good album overall, i knew two songs and i alr liked them but this album was TOO loud and too rocky…i don’t know. maybe it’s the point of my life where i’m now but i didn’t enjoy it that much, it was kinda overwhelming. my favourite song was Champagne Supernova
Jesus Christ. I couldn’t wait for it to END LMAO. i promise it was the most unbearable hour and 16 minutes of my life :| the songs sounded all the same, the rock was too loud, noisy and boring. i liked Still In Love With You though. God save me from this band
i LOVED this album, oh my god!! its something i would definitely listen every other day; it has rock but its not too cliché, as well as cool new sounds, plus i loved the singer's voice. my favorite album so far. the songs i enjoyed the most were Spellbound, Halloween and Monitor. dare i say i might have discovered a new band for me....?
it was an ejoyable album; the rock was so cool and the guitars solo too, though it was a bit repetitive. i feel like it was a very original album with new things, for example the song Foolin' was so cool when they did the "F-F-F-F-Fooling" thing hahaha. id listen to it again to be fair. my favorite song was Photograph.
oh jesus, that final song (someone like you will always hurt).... never been much of a fan of adele but, oh, how i enjoyed this album!! its been the first album i knew existed since ive started to rank albums LMAO. besides the 4 songs i already knew, i also liked I'll Be Waiting and One And Only. oh, and Turning Tables and Lovesong, too. at this point, i can practically say all songs were my favourite... sorry, guilty!!
to be fair, this album wasn't thaaaat bad, just a bit dull. i liked some songs but i wouldnt actively play this album for my daily life. maybe its just me but i think americans are the only ones who can actually enjoy these kinds of genres (since its american country and stuff). but, as i said earlier, it couldve been way worse. i loved Fearless Heart, though, it gives off road trip vibes
i was gonna rank this with 2 stars at the beginning, HOWEVER, the last couple of songs made it up, soooo 3 will be sufficient... i feel like this album had kind of a dark vibe but i liked it and the guitar solos were great. my two favorites are Guiding Light and Torn Curtain. by the way!, the hell with the lyrics "you complain of my dic....tion" in the song Friction... that pause in the middle of the word.... huh
listened to it like 3 or 4 times today... LOVED every second of it, actually when it finished i was like "already?" because i was enjoying myself so much (and then id play it again, oops). of course i already knew Queen but ive never really cared to listen to their music and i liked it a lot. saying that Killer Queen is my favorite might be too local, but, oh well, its the truth! I also liked Stone Cold Crazy. yeah id definitely listen to it again; i wish another Queen album popped out!
BORING. boring. SO BORING OH MY GODDD!! i havent enjoyed a single song. the lyrics were so strange, it didnt even rhyme, plus what the hell with all those weird instruments and noises??? and the singer's voice?? why is this album on the list of albums i have to listen before i die? maybe its because today i failed a college exam and im pissed off but, either way, i hope i never have to listen to it again. okay, i did saved Maryan because it gives me sunny day in summer vibes BUT that doesnt mean i'd wake up and actively listen to this album. ALSO, how on EARTH are people ranking this 5 starts???!! am i being gaslighted...?
i dont usually enjoy blues/country/rock and roll/rockabilly (idc, however you wanna call it) but this album surprised me for good (given the fact that it’s from the 1950’s)! i thought it was gonna be super boring but not at all; it’s so catchy and funny, even unhinged sometimes. i’ll have to say, though, that some lyrics were a bit misogynistic: “she knows a woman’s place is at home”. anyway, it was to be expected since it’s written in 1956 but it gave the ick, not gonna lie. also, i read all the horrible things that Elvis Presley has done throughout his life (i mean who doesn’t know who is THE Elvis Presley?), so maybe that influenced badly on the way i see his music but OH WELL. overall i enjoyed it so much more than i thought and i can see myself listening to it on my way to university. my favourite ones were I’m Counting On You and One-Sided Love Affair