I've been desperately looking for a new country/folk artist to dive into and she fit my bill. She has such a lovely voice with beautiful lyrics. A lot of sincerity mixed with story telling for this album. I enjoyed it.
[FYI if you still want to listen to the album but not support the artist, just find a random YouTube upload of it like I did]
I hesitated to listen to this because the last few years Kanye has fallen off the deep end. I found issues supporting someone who has horrid views that I am so against. However, my curiosity eventually won. After all, I am on this website to discover new music. And if the artist has to be separated from the art, then so be it.
To be clear, I've heard possibly a quarter(ish) of this album before, for several years it had a lot of radio and commercial play. I also, am aware of other Kanye hits that I do enjoy, but I cant say I've listened to any of his work in full. All this to say, I am familiar with his work and have not been disappointed (again, with his WORK. him as a person is another story.)
After listening to this album, I think I understand now. It was enjoyable, it was funny, it was daring. Laced with amazing features that brought the album from a 10 to 11. I get why so many people are hesitant to let Kanye go. He makes good music whether its his own or if its produced for someone else.
I haven't listened to this in easily 12 years. Very nostalgic, wordy yet wise. Melodies are relaxing and remind me of a long road trip down a dirt road singing songs of today,yesterday,and tomorrow.
Coming in I already knew 3 of the tracks which solidified how good this album must be. Big fan of the synths (its the 80s theres an abundance) and saxophone is some tracks. There's a mellow tone to the voices which fits all of the songs in some matter. Listen is an enchanting track, very dream like. Favorites were: Working Hour, Mothers Talk, and Head over heels/Broken.
Great album. What more is there to say I'm always sold on powerhouse vocals and strong melodies. It's what she's known best for.
AWESOMEEEE loved the vocals
It was alright. Never gave them a listen because im not a fan of 80s hair metal. Though, I must say, the guitars on this is crazy. Not sure if ill listen again but i did like some tracks.
God free us from the John Lennon d*ck riding.
Dude .....this was not good. Man's was huffing and puffing over the beats and I damn near thanked God when the hits came on. Saying you'll have sex with Raven Symone when she was like 10 at the time is actually insane by the way. Like I dont care what anyone says that line was nuts fjdhfhjfjf
it was alright got real noisy at some parts
Such a beautiful album, I love how almost every track has such a wonderfully crafted opening. The lyrics read far more like poetry, which fits the over all gothic romantic dream feeling.
I really liked it :] I enjoyed his voice,with and story telling. Seemed like the crowd enjoyed it as well ^_^
It was okay. Not my favorite era of Beatles music but there are a few songs i do genuinely like.
It was alright. I'm not sure how this fit the best album criteria but maybe at the time it was more significant than it is now. Sometimes the synths were fire, other times it felt wonky. Many of the lyrics were just repetitive.
It's alright. Probably won't listen again, not the type of electronic music I enjoy.
made it halfway through wasnt for me. sorry I tried 😓😓😓
fun I enjoy queen but I didnt feel super passionate about this one. it was enjoyable though
Type of music that would make vampires want to break into a juke joint
noooot sure why this is even on this list. production wise it was good, vocals and delivery wise not the greatest. I only knew her as one of Mick Jaggers girlfriends for the longest time, had no idea she had a musical career...and I guess now I know why no one mentioned her music....
enjoyed it!! loved it really
the coceteau twins evil brother lol awesome album to chill oir and lay down to
They got together made a folk rock classic....what can I say its peak. Road trip or laying out on a grass field core.
While I dont mind Jazz, I typically dont listen to it. Nice album, nice change of pace.
cornyyyy as hell very predictable lyrics almost as if a kid wrote them
A vibrant and energetic album. A mix of early grunge and punk with lyrics still relevant to today. These guys definitely deserve more recognition.
...it was okay i have no real input. pretty bland but not bad
A beautifully touching,personal and poetic album. The melodies and orchestration blend beautifully to deliver Brian Wilson's genuis vision. You know you've done good when the Beatles reheated your nachos to create one of their greatest albums to later influence artists to this very day.
God Only Knows where we'd be without this album.
Great live album with high energy. Mainly instrumental though, which i had no issues with because everything was so good
A bit too all over the place. Somewhat messy and odd audio mixing. Not too bad, but not his best.
I was only familiar with bjorks first 3 releases. This album still has her charm and artistry that I enjoy but in a much more dream like state.
are you reelin in the beers amirite? Always good to listen to some STEELLAAYYY
An alt rock classic, grew up listening to a majority of this album. I forgot how long it was lol but still good!
Almost screamed when I got this album, I used to listen to it often on the way to my college classes. A timeless album about being black and dealing with hate. However theres a lot about finding self love and love for the culture. An album about being unbreakable, even if you feel broken and always finding a space for yourself.
It wasnt bad, but a bit all over the place. Sometimes punk, sometimes had a country twang.
I wish I could inject this album into my blood stream. So much passion,funk, love and soul pumped into every track. She's such a criminally underrated artist.
RIP OZZY 🤘Strong lyrics on this one but not as polished as future releases. Bass and drums on this album were out of this world. Though, over all , not totally for me but I appreciated it.
An album filled with yearning and desire. Accepting and rejecting those romantic emotions, the toss and turn of love.
Crazy high energy and fun. I typically dont listen to music from this era but for him ill make an exception. My one gripe is that the music quality is fuzzy, but theres nothing to be done about that I suppose.
great live album that shows not just the versatility of the band, but also pays homage to the artists that inspire them. Genuinely a nice selection of songs, playing on the calmer side of the group and well fitting for the intimate stage they had.
I instantly became enamored with the arrangements on this album. Everything was so well put together...some songs were bouncy and fun while others were more relaxed. Costello's voice took a second to get used to, I never hated it but I always thought it was kind of...goofy? But I can appreciate Dylan and Bjork so I'm fine with this too. I may have underestimated him as an artist (I only knew a few songs prior), it looks like ill be doing some investigating on his discography!
Classic album I always skip the girl is mine though...I just can never wrap my head around that one. Baby be mine is an underrated gem in my opinion. PYT is one of my fav songs ever. What can I say its peak 🤷🏿♀️
Never been a fan of the sex pistols, and the Ramones are okay, but the Clash is always just right.
Pop-ish punk for the time had a snappy beat to many songs, but nothing really stuck on me. Not bad though.
kind of inoffensive, bland 90s music. nothing particularly stood out to me.
God I could gush for hours Harry's voice but I won't. Just know that I love her in each and every way.
This album is a staple in the New Wave genre, filled with hits and one of the greatest songs ever "Heart of Glass." ❤️ The group bounces from mellow songs like "Sunday Girl" and "Picture This" to more up beat songs like "Will anything Happen" and "One Way or Another"... regardless of any track you choose, this album is totally electrifying and cements Blondie as legends in Rock/New Wave.
I suppose if youre not well versed in 60s psychedelic rock, there would be more to say about this album. But as someone who's heard it already...theres a point where things start to sound repetitive!!
If you've heard Sgt.Pepper, early Pink Floyd, the Who, etc. you'll hear it in this. Nothing "new" in my point of view, which doesnt make it bad. But it doesnt make it stand out unfortunately.
Wow! This album is NOISY!!! but energetic... I can imagine this being more fitting in a cramped concert hall but just listening to it alone is a bit much.
Some of the lyrics and skits were actually hilarious. A laid back album which is expected from a man like Snoop. A lot of songs to catch a groove too as well, which adds to the fun listening.
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(twas a good time)
Horrible, its like if David Byrne and Danny Elfman formed into one man who liked to grab his balls and twist them in the recording studio.
I love New Order and this album is no exception. However I'm still a bigger fan of Substance which has a few (better) remixed tracks that came from this album.
The energy on this album seems more tame when I prefer their more dancy tracks.
Pretty Good, jazz isn't usually on my radar but it was enjoyable
Lovely and relaxing even if you dont like folk/country I believe you can enjoy this one. Awesome covers, no skips. loved it
An album ahead of its time.
An album that manages to be haunting, romantic and jazzy at the same time. It's such an interesting and enchanting blend, im in love with the direction of this album.
So this album was like a pleasant surprise to me. I never listened to Kobim and very little Sinatra. BUT! As of recently, I've been getting into (and loving) Latin bossa nova. This album was a nice blend of bossa nova and jazz. I adored it, I'll be coming back to this one again.
Pink Floyd are the kings of story telling intertwined with lyricism. While I dont find this as ground shaking as the wall or DotM, it still stands in its own way. Solid album.
At some point this album almost started to sound like gibberish to me. His voice and the pacing of the songs all started ro sound too similar, mushing together. I dont hate his music, nor am I fan but this didn't land quite as well as I hoped it would.
Wayyy more theatrical than I expected which was interesting. But it wasnt bad!! I appreciated the artistry of it all. Opened strong and closed strong, which makes it a solid album imo.
This was nice to put on while drawing, very calming. However, i'm not sure if i would return to this album, since i'm not a fan of classical music.
Grew up listening to the hits off this one, but never heard the full thing! Very enjoyable, unique and fun but i wished more of the tracks pushed a little more. Good album though
Very solid lyric and delivery wise. Reminds me of music i would hear driving with dad as a kid lol. Started strong and ended strong, I kinda see the appeal now.
A pillar in rock and roll that has yet to crumble for me. This album is electrifying from start to finish. To call Hendrix a musical legend might be an understatement!
This is something a white boy would swear up and down is legendary but once you finally listen to it, it feels like you're under psychological torture. Not my cup of tea, off beat and clunky.
The Strokes came out swinging on this one. Definitely has some 70s/80s new wave hints dashed on this one which you dont hear much in rock music anymore.
Loved it, grew up listening to a lot of Bob Marley as a kid so it was super nostalgic for me.
A lovely album. I love the vocals, production and overall atmosphere they gave off here. HOWEVER, listening to gibberish (yes,gibberish there are no lyrics and what we hear is meant to be interpretated by the listener) can get a bit tiring after a while... Sometimes I think its best to listen to the tracks isolated, but thats just me.
Can't stand Morrisey as a person but god I love the smiths.
Easily one of the greatest albums of all time with Prince's genuis behind every single note and lyric. Electrifying, Amazing and so full of talent. A staple in rock music whether people like it or not. AND just as important in 80s music as Thriller is. yes im serious.
Saw them live in concert last year (2024) performing the entirety of this album and american idiot. While initially I liked this album in passing, after seeing it live in full-- I appreciate it way more. A lot of the radio hits I grew up with are on this one so its super nostalgic in a way. Great album.
An album with two completely different artistic directions that only seem to intersect when it came their funk sound. Speakerboxxx was way more cohesive than the love below. The love below was a bit more artistic, poetic even. Between the two, I found Speakerboxxx more enjoyable. But overall, a good album.
Felt just neutral about this one, the music was nice but nothing to personally write home about.
This wasnt what I expected at all. A mix of trip and hip hop, which was a hit on some tracks but a miss on others. It's hard to explain but it became too repetitive at some parts and was hard for me to fully immerse myself in it. I think some tracks are better stand alone than listening to an album in full.
I've never underestimated Christina's vocals, shes a powerhouse through and through. However, I feel where this album falls weak is in its production. Sometimes the instrumentals were battling with her vocals, creating a very loud track which can be overwhelming to listen to. I found myself enjoying the simpler,slower songs especially when her voice was more toned down.
I went in blind and by 2 tracks in I was like "kanye???" Very well produced album, I found it to be a bit preachy at times... but didnt ruin the overall album.
Really interesting techno jazz something very unique you dont see often. Kind of similar to Portishead in a way.
One thing I admire about the Gorillaz is their dedication to defy the norms in their albums. This album went from trip hop, to punk, to rap,to funk etc theres a lot packed in this album that set the stage for what they would later release.
I wish I could say some of the messages in this album werent relevant for today but unfortunately it is. It stings to listen to lyrics about America buying into fear when it only seems to have intensified over the last 20 years.
While listening, it finally clicked that theyre like a grunge led zeppelin. Which is awesome! Solid album with a majority of their radio hits on this one.
Some of the most mid music ive ever heard. Half of it sounds like music from a flop 90s action movie, the other half just sounds like the background music for car commercials. Not everyone can do electronic, its not as simple as repeating the same phrase over and over 😭😭😭😭
I appreciate that it wasnt straight forward and every track wasnt the same. Slowly turning into a instrumental album by the end shocked me but didnt turn me away. Tracks with vocals had a lot of glam rock/new wave flare which is an era i prefer when it comes to Bowie.
Wow! When I received a different album (Dub Housing) by this artist I prayed I would never have to hear another song by them ever again. I removed their name from my mind so when I recieved this album today, there was a haunting familiarity "...Pere Ubu...why does this sound familiar?" Ten seconds in... the horrors claimed me and projected graining, horrific sounds from my car speakers. I am once again praying to never hear more """"music""" from them again. But I fear my prayers may go unheard and I will be cursed to hear them once more. Terrifying.
A simply good album. Went quadruple platinum on tumblr back in the day LOL
It was just okay nothing really grabbed me but nothing about it turned me away.
Though I really am a fan of velvet underground this album never grabbed me as much as their other stuff. It seems a bit tame, which isn't bad but it doesnt give that edge that they usually have.
This came out during the Punk/New Wave era and you can hear it pretty well on here. To me, they dont have what I would consider their signature sound or voice here. That's not bad, its their first album but to me it plays out a little tame. I did enjoy most of the tracks though.
I really like this album though its not my favorite release of theirs. I'm always a fan of their blend of funk and anxieties. Jamming and rambling may be one of my fav genres of music ever.
Pretty good, favorite song mightve been death dont have no mercy. (Also first time listening to Grateful Dead!! Woo-hoo!!)
Pretty interesting blend of country, folk, and a dash of motown. I see the vision
Maybe I'm biased but I dont care. I LOVE Led Zeppelin every song is pure artistry, and this is them at their peak. Every song is so intricate and beautifully written it could make someone's head spin. No one wants to make an awesome 5 minute (minimum) song anymore!!!
It's been a while since I've listened to this one and it still stands strong. It's hard to find the negatives...I love Jimi's voice and guitar work this is peak 60s psychedelic rock
Kinda of lost me after the first two songs (mainly due to being familiar with them) not something I was super into but I guess it wasnt terrible
Vibed more with their harmonies over anything else. Enjoyable overall!
Didn't know what i was expecting...this is way more instrumental than I thought it would be. Many of the tracks were chill and enjoyable. I will be revisiting this when cleaning/drawing etc
Overall mixed feelings I'm not a huuuge fan of 80s/ early 90s rap because some of it can sound very clunky when it comes to the flow. Some songs were solid on this, some had that flow issue. It was alright though.
Not exactly my cup of tea and not something ill come back to but some parts were alright to listen to in passing
A master class of how to make samples work. Overall a very fun album its hard to sit still to this one.
Really cute and peppy. Very campy but I may feel this way because its moden day... but it may have been considered camp in the 70s too lol. Love their harmonies too.
Becoming more of a fan of Latin jazz/bossa nova every listen! Excited to hear more stuff like this 🙌
Can't really figure out how I feel about this album. Maybe its just not my style, felt very empty.
Lovely album!! I loved the strings used on a lot of the tracks.
Pretty relaxing 😌 But nothing much more to add to that. May revisit this one when im drawing/reading.
No one is begging to keep their love with a funky horn and percussion anymore!!! Smh Anyways much love to DETROIT royalty...those who get it get...and those who don't well...🤷🏿♀️
Kinda not good at all but there were a few decent tracks sprinkled in
Soulful and Loving. She had such a gorgeous voice, there was so much passion in everything she did.
While it was alright, it was a little too uninteresting for me. Lyrics wise it did stand out a lot
Don't know a single thing theyre saying but I really love the vibe and music. The very first track started with a bit of disco sound? Wish I heard more of that through the album
What an honor! Ive always heard the name and seen his influence in other artists but I havent made my way to his music yet. Love the high energy and great fusion beats
Liked it a lot more than I thought i would. Enjoyed the funk and rnb elements to some of the tracks.
I've crossed paths with this group but I find it odd that this album is on this list. Prior to listening to this album, I knew Spring and Wood Cabin(not featured on this album) both simply cute songs. The rest of the album doesnt really match that vibe, unfortunately kind of boring and repetitive...but theres still a charm to it. Not something id listen to again but I may look at their other stuff.
Really interesting/fun production. Some of the sound quality was a bit fuzzy/harsh but overall it wasnt too bad? Solid 3 on this one
I liked this a lot more than I expected. I understand his voice and lyrics aren't for everyone ( I've listened to a different album of his and couldn't make it past the 4th song) But i loved the overall moody tone of this and it fit his voice very well. Really liked a few of the tracks here.
Beautifully yet painfully heartfelt. Optimistic with walls closing in and every song poetic about those pressures. Great voice,great album.
Very dreamy yet moody--I really did enjoy it. His voice fit the mood perfectly.
very bouncy rhythm, you dont hear stuff like this much in America. something new for me, I enjoyed it
Wow. Just wow such an amazing voice....I feel like George is a bit underrated (but missed!!!) voice these days. All songs were beautiful and soulful, soothing and lovely. I just loved it. 5 stars easily. It's a rarity that I play an album recommended via the generator more than once in a day but im typing this on my third listen. Love love loved it.
3 stars alone for starting with welcome to the jungle. Kept that high energy through the entire album. Pretty solid, certified dad rock classic.
Very interesting it reminded me a lot of Japanese vkei. A lot of dramatic sound will be revisiting this one
It was okay! Some tracks were a bit better than others but I vibed with it
Pretty good way more instrumental than I expected.
Probably least favorite out of all radiohead releases
A kind and gentle album very fitting for a fireplace and warm autumn leaves
Might be biased because I do enjoy his music a lot, though I never ventured past Graceland and some of his hits. I enjoyed it a lot I love his voice.
It's Punk. It's New Wave. It's Gay. It's Straight. It's camp. It's eccentric. energetic. telepathic. It's the B-52's.
Sweet little peaceful album 😊
Sometimes this list shocks me when it generates an album I was sentient for LMAO
This caught me off guard I remember hearing some of these songs on the radio growing up and liked them...but never listened to their album in full. It wasnt bad at all, the singer has such a theatric voice. Just interesting execution overall.
My FAVORITE Beatles album. I feel like it's criminally underrated when compared to the albums that follow. (and I understand that) An absolute amazing turning point in their music, so good.
It was alright pretty ground breaking for the time. I love new wave and disco so it was nice to see it intertwine like this. They walked so Duran Duran could run.(...ran?)
Underrated compared to what was to come for this small indie artist from Indiana
I've always been quite neutral to U2, I think they have some genuinely good songs but other songs are either just okay or too preachy for my liking. This album fell more under the former for me, after the first 3 songs (all I did enjoy) it was kind of just alright. Nothing much stood out to me, funny enough they did an anniversary tour for this album some years back. I went because my brother bought tickets but even then I just felt like it was okay.
Enjoyed the blend of rap and r&b on this one. Missy is the queen of rap no matter what any one has to say lmao
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this generator has a heavy preference for this era of music... just an okay album
I enjoyed it never understood their hate until they went pop lol
Easy Sunday morning listening
I wish that the general consensus of this album wasn't "It's not Thriller." Like I get it but it's still a solid album in its own right. I felt like Speed Demon,Just Good friends, and Another Part of Me all could've been stronger though... Otherwise all 5/5 songs very memorable and catchy
just-a-hootin'-and-a-hollerin'
If the phrase "Memento Mori" was an album it would be this. Which is interesting, considering he was murdered a year after this released. A lot of the tracks read more as something heartbreaking, cautionary and self reflecting to me. It's a shame that since this is considered "gangsta rap," no one will look at it as anything else but violent. Maybe everyone should re-evaluate their biases...
Money for nothing does not fit in this album at all lmao(I like the song though) Overall a very chill folky/country twang album. I enjoyed it.
Yall would have to pry this band from my cold dead hands
I dont know how anyone could rate this any lower than a 5. Complete perfection from start to finish. Soulful and funky. You gotta have the biggest stick up your ass to not enjoy it or at the very least tap your foot.
I would say this is easily the second strongest post-Beatles release. (Sorry-- I love All Things Must Pass too much...) Its stacked with great and bouncy tunes.
I will never get the appeal of Janis Joplin but yeah 27 club and ""soulful voice""(for people who wont listen to soul) or whatever 🙄🙄🙄
