I had never heard of this at all, and while it's not something I would have normally sat down and listened to, it would make great background music. I enjoyed it more than I expected to.

I thought The Love Below section was better than Speakerboxx, but while there were a few songs that I enjoyed, overall neither were really my jam. While I don't mind an occasional skit or interlude, there were a bit too many for my tastes.　

It was just OK. Wasn't great, wasn't terrible; it was just fine.

I'd only heard of the Band name name before, but I knew nothing about them. I'm enjoying this; it has this kind of ethereal melodic flow going. It also work pretty cohesively

I was torn between three and four stars. I felt that more songs were three star than 4 star songs. However, this album was more than the mere sum of its parts. The songs work together thematically and compositionally in a way that bumps the album up to four.

Most of the songs were OK, but overall. I didn't really like this; it's not something I see myself going back to again.

I had never heard of this band before, but it kind of reminded me of The Doors.

Side B was better than Side A. Overall it was good, but, the "song" Voices of Old People was utterly pointless. I understand what they were going for conceptually, however I don't feel like they pulled it off. If they had pulled that off it would have been significantly better.

I really liked it, and was close to giving this four stars, but that 10 minute single cord outro absolutely killed any goodwill I had towards the album as a whole. While I'll probably listen to some of the songs again, that outro ensures I won't listen to the album as whole a second time.

Overall it was good. I didn't really enjoy the two or three songs and I could have done without the extended child bath sounds, but aside from that I really enjoyed this.

Absolutely loved it!

I can appreciate what it it was trying to do artistically, and while it certainly accomplished what it set out to do (sound like a soundtrack to a film), I did not enjoy this one bit. No single song on this album works outside the context of the album itself. I didn't enjoy listening to the album as a whole, and I can't envision myself ever listening to this album again.

It's good for what it is, but it's not for me

This is superb. I normally prefer studio albums over live albums, but here it works. B.B. King's voice, guitar work and the crowd all blend together extremely well.

Not really my thing. FKA twigs is a fine singer but breathy vocals over space synth beats just doesn't do it it.

It's ok.

It's fine. I don't love it, and I don't hate it. I might listen to some of the songs again in a mix playlist, but i don't think I'd listen to it as full album again.

There are parts obviously don't hold up nearly 30 years later, but I'm blinded by nostalgia

This was great!

I definitely enjoyed this one more than I expected.