feels beautiful, melancholic and like it was recorded in a church. it’s a kind of agony that gets stuck in your heart

straight fire, revolutionary. no matter if they ain’t the best at singing or playing music cuz what matters is the feelings behind it.

straight fire

felt like i was being spoken into my soul, like i was watching someone’s inner and most deep thoughts in front of me, not all of them were bad, most of em were beautiful like nothing else. it was a beautiful listen.

not so on the over analyzing the lyrics side of the musical spectrum but so much into the lay back and enjoy the good old rock and roll side. the musical quality is amazing. rlly loved it

purely magnetic. perfect from beginning to end.

didn’t know it was this album the one that made girlies get into hard rock, that’s why it sounds so mainstream. it’s fire tho

thought it was pretty normal but i like most of the songs, lyrics were touching me and i felt wrapped in a hug

feels beautiful, melancholic and like it was recorded in a church. it’s a kind of agony that gets stuck in your heart

this is an album that made the underground be mainstream, with easy riffs and most of the times no too hard lyrics. emotionally, is so raw, apathy, anxiety, anger and void. generationally, a big change. long live kurt.

no doubt this is the most famous most selled album in history, this is straight fire

this is the weirdest album ive ever heard in my life, feels like u r trapped in a fever dream with a lot of clowns and their screaming nonsense. clearly isnt my type of music but i value the quality and the mind u gotta have to do this

i liked it it sounds like too 60s for the good

they were making synth punk before it even existed as a concept, they were a band w only 2 ppl, they’re terrifying, raw. they confirm what the pure essence of punk is. frankie teardrop is one of the most terrifying yet most powerful songs ive ever heard

i’m going thru a breakup so this is exactly my shit

it made me feel like i was in some kind of action movie and i enjoyed every second of it, sounds like a primitive rave scene