It has layers, dude. LAYERS.

Jeff didn't like the vocals but liked the harmonies Tamara didn't like the downer songs but liked the more upbeat ones We both liked the instrumentation and can appreciate that it was groundbreaking for its day

In awe of their lyrics & thinking about what they experimented with, like the Middle Eastern influences. In love with their harmonies always. Really want to give this a 4.5 lol Last track had me a bit doomerpilled thinking "nothing really changes" though

Huge Nick Cave fan but not my favorite album, I like the albums with more of an edge to them. BF liked the lyricism and called them reminiscent of Leonard Cohen & Lou Reed

Cheerful with depressing lyrics. Very "take me back to the old days" ironically. Pretty cool for its era though

Respect his contributions to music and his political importance, but this album was pretty repetitive and seemed to all blend together after a while

Liked it more with the sampling, trip-hoppy stuff but less so when it leaned into jazz territory, but definitely interested in hearing more

In general it was cool with the classic country bluegrass sound and some nice, rich elements to it...however. That last song was like a horse tranquilizer and there is NO REASON it needed to be 15 minutes long, taking a full point off for that nonsense. Disappointed that I didn't like this as much as I hoped I would because this genre is sort of in my wheelhouse

He has an awesome voice and this whole album is a bop. Definitely enjoyable to listen to and felt like a party

I found the lyrics pretty simplistic but the music and the harmonies were enjoyable. It's hard to appreciate this album when so much of music thereafter has been influenced by them so it doesn't really "sound" groundbreaking anymore

Really interesting with a lot of layers, almost felt cinematic at times

Of course you shouldn't die without listening to a Miles Davis album, but while this was enjoyable it felt like background music. Don't really have the ears to appreciate jazz I guess

Pretty decent instrumentals, but when I think of 1,000 albums that I have to listen to I'm wondering how this managed to make the cut. It's all right but not world-shattering.

That was tiiiiiiight, start to finish bangers. Elements of metal and psychedelia and staaaaanky guitars. Will be injecting directly into my eardrums

I liked the incorporation of the operatic elements and the composition was great but I prefer their more energetic stuff

He's obviously talented and there's a lot of depth to this album but I am definitely not the target audience for this. The message is lost on me