Gorillaz
GorillazDef a fun jam. Never love seeing an album is over an hour but this was very vibey.
Def a fun jam. Never love seeing an album is over an hour but this was very vibey.
uggggh 65 minutes! WHY! I don't really see the significance of this album? Feels like a weird addition on this list.
Liked it, I get some of the U2 hype now. Especially interesting coming off of Say Nothing, have some context for it. Doesn't hit my personal vibe as much as my sad boy bands but enjoyed the listen. Probably won't revisit much.
What a jam! So danceable. Love the horns. I just kept on listening to Otis.
Do I just love crooners? Very easy listen. Big double album but stayed fun.
The structure is interesting. 9 songs, but all 5 minutes or so. This isn't my genre but I get why people like it. The be thankful for what you got cover is very fun though maybe says something that it's my fave so far with a guest singer and covering a different genre. It's hypnotic, genre defining, but not my thing.
Any other day is hilarious. I ended up listening twice. Great album, not super for me.
Dad loved this album. What a debut. More bluesy than I expected. Your Time is Gonna Come is my highlight so far. 9 songs, everywhere from 2:27 - 8:28 in length.
oh wow, an album I already know so well. I mean. Absolute banger. TWO 10 minute songs. Neil you dog. Down by the river rocks.
idk super tramp just doesn't do it for me. I appreciate them but don't find myself going back.
What's not to love?
I don't know this bowie album too well. It's not hitting the highs of hunky dory for me. Don't even really like the let's spend the night together cover.
what up b-52's! Saw you in concert at the Minnesota Zoo and it rocked. Our neighbor did torture us by blasting a best of album while they were out of town for 2 days but there's a lot to love. It's a mood, it's a vibe.
Fuck yeah!
Yikes. I know I'm in trouble when the album has a track with so few listens it's not even listed. Construction noises? Boy is this not for me. I'm not sure I'm making it through. It is soooo long and nothing has been good. An assault on my ears.
Love Elton!
An hour and 16 minutes!!! Never listened to this end to end. The skits are fun, the whole production is so cool. It's hard to like Kanye these days.
Kicking off with Blister in the Sun! Wow!
Can appreciate but an hour of jazz piano is not my thing
It's nice easy listening but idk this kind of folk vibe is always a little boring to me.
One of my all time favorite albums. I'll take an excuse to listen to it and on repeat.
An all timer for sure. Changes, Oh! You Pretty Things, Life on Mars?, Kooks, Queen Bitch. It's banger after banger.
Very much a jam album. Easy listening, pleasant.
Once again, all instrumental jazz is just not my thing.
Lots of steely dan this week. Still not my thing.
Not my thing
Fun but I won't be going back to it
Don't get Elvis Costello at all. I feel dread that there are SIX albums in this list that I will force myself to listen to exactly one time. Maybe I'll finally get it at some point but certainly not this album.
8 songs, love it. Curation! Immediate jams.
A+ branding, great pinball machine. Not for me but I can appreciate why it's cool.
Nice easy listening but still all jazz. Man, these music critics love a jazz album.
I remember this coming out my senior year of college and it still hits. XO, Flawless, Partition!!!! Incredible album, a little long. There are a few that I could live without. It's not quite a perfect album for me but the highs are HIGH
They wrote changes! Whoa! Fun album, great vibes
Not my thing
Def a fun jam. Never love seeing an album is over an hour but this was very vibey.
Obviously a banger, some of the best artwork. Definitely feel like I heard every single one of these songs ad nauseam growing up.
A very pleasant jam album. Spotify rolled me into radio at the end of this album and it took me a bit to notice.
Boring, still Neil Young, but boring
Some big hits, sometimes boring.
Maybe just not the biggest blues person? It's fun but I won't be going back to it.
I feel like it's just non stop 70s rock. Love the doors, lots of fun stuff on here. Maybe just a function of the list that I'm getting a little fatigued on this genre.
idk I guess there is a lot of back and forth on Led Zepplin and them. Some of it is fun but it's very long and a lot of it gets boring to me.
idk a little meh to me, feels a bit generic for 80's punk and the cover hasn't aged well.
Finally had to admit to myself I'm just not going to get through it.
Hard to not be overplayed and cheesy 50 years later but damn it is still sexy and it is still fun.
I just can't get into folk. I don't know what it is. The funk parts I like.
uggggh 65 minutes! WHY! I don't really see the significance of this album? Feels like a weird addition on this list.
Ah, is this the original rap rock? I liked the funky bass parts and some of it was very boppable. But it did get repetitive and I won't come back to it.
Very fun to be exposed to this music. Id never found it on my own. Hypnotic at times but ultimately not for me.
Can see myself loving this in high school but not so much now.
Had never heard of this band before but was not impressed. This is some sort of super group? It was a little boring and long to get through.
Definitely longer than it needs to be but man there are some absolute jams in here!
Hell yeah!
I did not expect to have so much fun with a Tito Puente album but here I am, absolutely jamming. Listened to it twice then listened to a mambo mix for hours.
Ethereal and vibey. Overall I found this pleasant but I don't think I'd go back to it.
oh hell yeah!
I just don't think I'm going to like this hard of rock/metal. It's fun a song or two and then it all starts to blend and feel like the same song for 45 minutes straight.
A nice listen but didn't feel particularly unique. Was surprised to see this was from the 90's and not the 80's.
Much slower than I expected. My mom has beef with this album because they used the band from USC the "university of spoiled children" as she likes to call it. It's hard to follow up Rumors. This album feels like a pallet cleanser for them.
LFG!!!!!!! A beautiful album about coming into adulthood, having a baby, missing your younger and freer self. I loved it in 2015 and I love it now. "Music for moms" but if you're a mom you really get it.
Great dad rock, some classic on here.
Wow, a lot of instrumental. Found it a little boring and monotonous.
I thought this was a little boring on first listen but I did go back and end up listening to the album all the way through a second time and really enjoyed it. Some obvious bangers on here and I loved the variety of moods.
A little boring.
20 songs is too many. Some I enjoyed but ultimately not my thing
B-52’s plus the runaways I feel like I should like this more than I do. Don’t envision myself returning.
Something nice to have in the background. I'm not a big reggae person but I get the appeal
What funny listening numbers. Some massive hits on this album and then some I've never heard of. Obvious love the hits and love the flow and feel of the album overall.
I had so much fun with this! Maybe I like salsa? The reason I love this site, discovering genres I didn't know I liked.
Don't imagine myself going back to this. Another review described this as the Sweeney Todd soundtrack and Warren Zevon have a baby and I can't improve upon that description.
Had fun with this one! I think there are better examples of the genre but it was a nice play.