When marrying your own sister, this is the music that's played. Maybe not my bucket of hot leaves.

Great campy fun, doesn't draw me back to listen on the regular though.

Thought they only did about two songs before disappearing. Solid listen

Didn't listen so I'll give it a 3

Thought they were more 90's Metallica, how wrong I was lol.

Not really my cup of tea but nice to hear something I would have never selected myself.

The album known for literally 2 songs is not bad but I feel it's been so overused in everything commercial. Sadly there music is not uplifting or happy at all and I think if I listened to it going to work I might be fired that day from an overabundance of clinical Coldplay sadness.

The album felt like it wanted to be from the 60's/70's but lacked the charm and feel of something that comes from that time. Overall it was nice listen but tries too hard to try to be something it cannot live up to.

Nice, slow and calming music, although that can be said for all their music. Generally don't listen to them that much as most of my music listening is going to work and I need something more upbeat. Still solid though

This is a miss match of sounds akin to Ross from friends with his keyboard. I found it manic with no clear direction.

I get to hear this almost every week as Beth has it on our shared playlists. Great album but the utter strangeness Is unmatched

This was an album that was everywhere when I was but a kid. Darker and heavier than the other far more upbeat previous offerings. This brought back many memories of drinking shitty cider in parks. Decent album, loosing a point for the taste of rancid cider i get in my mouth when I hear it.

Not for me. Thought it was going to be far heavier b

I didn't get time to listen. I know her work and like parts of it. She didn't smash into my life like she did with others so I'll be on the bench with a 3. It's hit and moss for me.

Very relaxing, tells a good story. Could be put into a country Fallout playlist. Listening to this in the wasteland would go well

One of those times that you listen to something fully expecting to have a new experience only to find out that you already knew and liked half the album but had zero idea who sang them.

It's ok. However this is my unpopular opinion. If Michael didn't change his race and turn himself into melting cheese, didn't have obvious mental issues and didn't squeak like a person that just stubbed their toe I don't think his music alone would have seen THAT much stardom

Too much jangle and not enough rhythm. No thank you

The man needs a good cough sweet and a pat on the back. It's like listening to someone slowly drowning from their own split.

It was pleasant enough. Guy really has a thing for school aged kids though, it was a "different time" but maybe not a better time. Nice songs, creepy feeling.

I feel like I had heard that voice before but couldn't pinpoint where. Not bad songs, nice and light with a poppy 80's feel

Not much to say frome on this one. I thought it was good

It's like the music promises to go somewhere, maybe ramp up, maybe tell a story but it never gets going. I imagine it was nominated for album of the year by lots of dentists that needed new reception music.

Some Uni kids got together and decided that working wasn't for them, had a great idea that every single musical instrument will go together if you try hard enough. .. didn't try hard enough but all their friends said it was deep and meaningful, they felt proud and so did all of their support workers.

Didn't get time to listen to much of this, nothing outrageous, nothing particularly interesting either. It was nice enough but didn't invoke any emotion in my either way.

Solid entry, remember this being all over the radio when it came out. Influential? Pretty sure this lady was influenced by many more that came before her and although I do like the album I would not say it set a standard, it just followed a standard.

Another good album by a great artist. The man is obviously on more drugs that I knew existed for a good chunk of his life and maybe that is the way to success in the music business

A quiet and peaceful album that is not my cup of tea but was relaxing and pleasant enough to listen to for the experience

It's very 60's. This is free love and drugs before it became cool.

We all know the one song, why? Because it's the only one that's upbeat and has a bit of feeling to it. The other songs are a bit drab and slow. Not my gallon of milk.

When marrying your own sister, this is the music that's played. Maybe not my bucket of hot leaves.

Taylor Swift churns through number one hits as quickly as American football players but this album is not as upbeat as her other albums but it's a nice listen but is not staying in my head.

Not my pale of bobbing apples. Gave it a go but failed to capture me.

Sounds like he would make great jingles for 60's or 70's sofa stores. Not my freshly ground mug of coffee.

This reminds me of the first Nokia phones with the downloadable ringtones, everyone thought you were super cool because your 3310 could sound vaguely like the bond theme tune.

Oh no. I tried to block out the sound of an out of tune man trying to sing by drowning in my cup of tea

A good showing with plenty of good cups of tea.

Everything I did whilst listening to this turned into an 80's montage.

Didn't get much time to listen to this. I know he has done some food stuff however he is apparently a horrendous person in real life and that had a part to play in not really putting much effort into listening to it 😜

All-round good album, got some beats that bit and some that don't so much. It kept me entertained on my way to work and a few of the songs I will pick out and put in a playlist.

Solid and great for a jog or cleaning the house

Pink is generally not my thing as it does come across as whining lol. Although a few food songs overall

Bit of Funk never hurt anyone. Got to be in a sassy mood to really get behind this though.

Johnny cashed in his check and left me wanting more.

Top quality rock from a time when men were men and wore more eyeliner than most drag queens. Would recommend

If Pulp and The Streets had a baby but the mother had smoked and heavily drunk throughout, potentially taking meth resulting in a tone deaf whaling monster with zero rhythm being born, the parents gave it some instruments and left it locked away to create this.

Omg 2 duds in one week fore

Ass, ass, ass and titties with lots of pussy and a good measure of the n word thrown in because when you want to sound like a cultured black woman in this genre apparently that how to portray oneself. I didn't hear anything that made me think of struggle or even an interesting life to sing about.

Ooookkkk it's a mash up of some sort of animal placed between instruments,an ape or maybe a small grouping of Raccoons wandering around and over them mixed with people that want be able to sing.

Always bangers!

Wooo never really grabbed me, just want it to get going and for me it never does.

Didn't even realise I actually liked Mr Clapton. One of those artists that I didn't realise did the songs he did.

If R&B, funk and dance sat down and watched Disney Fantasia and decided to make music together.

Honestly it's like listening to a mixture of nirvana, offspring a little smashing pumpkins with a splattering of other similar bands. Each song seems to be hitting a slightly different but familiar vibe

Ohhhhh so these are the guys that did THAT song. Had zero idea. Rest of the album is less like the first song and I found it kinda faded in my mind and I forgot I was listening to it. Some good some bland tracks

I'm honestly not sure what to say about this. Good voice but strangely combined with beats that didn't compliment the voice or words. At least that's my two cents.

I think without earth wind or fire I could not even make tea and for that reason, it gets 3 stars.

I now see what all the fuss was about. I was blind before but now I can see. I think I might have been wearing my sunglasses indoors on this one.

I imagine if South Park wanted to stereotype country music, this would be it.

They want to Panic at the disco, the Beatles but chat shit like the streets. It's a mess of specials needs kids given instruments and told to go wild n

I see what they are going for. It's pop, edm, rock, all softly done and it's fairly catchy. Just would prefer if they lost one of the tags or leaned more on one than the other to give the band more identity.

Dolly! A woman so unashamedly herself and happy in herself that you can't help but admire it. Nothing bad to say about this, it's wholesome, catchy and well produced and all 3 ladies can bloody sing. Just not my genre of music.

It didn't feel like it was an inventing anything or pushing any boundaries. It felt safe and something that someone made as a job. So the cashier at the counter has always wanted to be a cashier and they are mostly thrilled to be serving almost everyone then there is the person who does it for money, these songs were the latter nothing wrong but nothing exciting.

I like the songs everyone likes and I'm indifferent to the rest.

Zero idea what they are singing about but it's a nice mellow and relaxing melody.

There are parts in many 70's films where there is some kind of strange mash up of jazz, a toldler with a snare and a lot of drugs that is there to suggest strange goings on, or a fever dream. This is that mess

What a very strange mix of music. I know the police but only ever heard the same song that any radio station ever puts on and thought that was their sound but these guys evidently try lots of new things.

Solid entries and liked most of the songs b