Individually, these three powerful female musicians have such unique sounds and stories to tell. Together, that storytelling was amplified. Despite not being a country music fan, I really enjoyed this album and will add it to my musical rotations. 10/10!

Loved the variations from classical, instrumental, synth, hip hop, rap, jazz, pop, and electronic. All around great listen. Janelle is a master storyteller throughout each song. This album is going in my rotation.

Solid album. I've always been a fan of Coldplay's early albums.

I'm not a huge fan of live recorded music. This album was a good mix of songs I know and songs I hadn't. It was a nice listen.

This is a fun and simply Paul letting loose with the band. Great listen!

This was a fun album with great soulful sounds and music. Ray was one of a kind.

Very unique listen. I liked the stories from each song and some of the musical interludes and intros were a welcome addition. I will add this album to my rotation. Solid album.

This was a good listen. Solid 80's music with the feels and sounds of The Psychedelic Furs, The Smiths, and a little Cheap Trick. I enjoyed this and will add The Jam into my music rotation.

This was new and unfamiliar to me. It was an interesting listen. They remind me of some other artists of this time. Overall, it was an okay album, just not one I'd seek out for myself.

Fun listen, good sounds, vocals reminded me of George Harrison and Paul Simon.

This album was soulful and gave me the feeling as though I were experiencing a Cuban street festival or general street musicians. I enjoyed this fusion of Latin music.

This album had a cross-genre sound and feel and sound for me. It was a mix of New Order, The Deftones, and a wee bit of Sum 41. I have heard of My Bloody Valentine but never listened to their music. A good listen but felt repetitive.

Straight forward Jim Morrison and The Doors. It was a good listen and will show up in my music rotations.

Soulful and disturbing, but in a good way. The lyrics told a painful story in some songs and others were songs with a silver lining. I thought that Cohen must've been some of the inspiration for Bob Dylan and Paul Simon.

Solid Ozzy and Sabbath. I enjoy the variety that Black Sabbath showcased. RIP Ozzy.

This is always a classic album to listen to. It is a wild story to travel through. It stretches the listener's mind when enjoying the musical antics that is Pink Floyd.

I was a fan of "Bittersweet Symphony" when it came out in the 90's. After learning that The Verve had ripped off the intro from a Rolling Stones song, I was less of a fan. That song is still nostalgic when it comes on a playlist or the radio. This album wasn't what I was expecting and went a slight bit hard-core with it's message and intent. It was moderately good.

This album was a good listen. I don't think I realized the Isley Brothers covered so many songs.