This one was OK. Always makes me wanna dance, but I often find the lyrics a little lacking

Great ballads, great vocals, great arrangements!

Charming!

Curtis Mayfield era funk music, very cool, very chill vibe

Cool, chill hip hop and funk beats with 90s electronic flair and lots of cool vocal performances

Very relaxing, great vocals and lyrics, reminds me of Bill Callahan, John Mayer, Bon Iver

Surprisingly upbeat music for such morose lyrics

Cool core rock band stuff, but I'm just tired of classic rock

Wow, this is... A lot. It's not bad songwriting, it's just very abrasive and experimental. Not my favourite.

Great record! Great vocals great arrangements, instrumentation is really nice ... Reminds me of Elton John, The Guess who, The doobie Brothers, Genesis...

Beautiful! Great lyrics, singer songwriter country, but with 2000s flavour, like the occasional hip-hop beat. Reminds me of Courtney Marie Andrews

Heard it before. Love every track!

Irish folk rock. Very chill, cool combinations of folk instruments and core rock band stuff

As rockin as Money For Nothing, is this album is mostly like a fusion album that touches on a bunch of different genres. Pretty chill, kind of spacey. Lyrics aren't anything to write home about. It was all right!

Cool hiphop album! Reminds me of Biggie and The Avalanches.

Great record! I had always heard that Iggy Pop was a disciple of David Bowie, but this record really demonstrates that. Great song after great song!

Pretty good album! While I wasn't crazy about the verses/lyrics, the sampling is impeccable, and the beats are infectious! kit It is a jam!

I usually really like music like this: solo vocalist with big orchestral arrangements. I think I hated everything about this record: the lyrics are cloying and immature and sexist, the arrangements are often boring or poorly mixed, and I don't like Scott Walker's voice. I didn't like this record, and I probably won't listen to it again

Love the Talking Heads! Not my favorite album by them, but the beats are always fun to dance to and David Byrne is always a thoughtful lyricist