My critical thinking is close to the level of a pre-school child, so I enjoy a lot of things. This album is not an exception, but with todays indie pop artists like TV girl it starts looking kind of empty. Somebody here said that the album sounds like "looking out the window on a roadtrip" and I cannot agree more. It wasn't a bad album, I just think that nobody is gonna remember it. Favourite song - The boy done wrong again

Dolly Parton is surely a great singer, but this album reminds of cowbells just a little too much. I don't have a problem with listening to any song on this album, but when they are in a consecutive line I don't hear many difference in them. Like most of it starts and ends the exact same way🤷🧑‍🌾. Favourite song - Coat of many colors

I knew that The Police is very admired band and now I know the reason why! This whole album had such a cool vibe, I mean like every song has its own. The base work, the chaotic guitar in the background, the reggae sound, the masterclass of a drumer Stewart Copeland (I really like how he would easily drum on his ass in videoclips if he wanted to), everything was just so medium rared, truly a work of art. Favourite songs - Message in a bottle, On any other day, Does everyone stare, Bring on the night...

I just listened to this album like 2 weeks ago, but to keep it fair, I played it a whole time again. So now my opinion should be more certain, right? No. Radiohead music as a whole is a great thing to listen to when you have depression, but it definitely isn't a good cure for depression. The album starts kind of innocent, with drunken Planet Telex, bangerous The Bends and masterpieces of a song High and Dry & Fake Plastic Trees. But after that, the sound of the whole album starts to slowly change and by the and of it - lets say I'm glad it is the end. Every song on this album is great, but it just seems to me that the whole album is so well put togther, that it has a real strange effect on me. In the end, I think this is one of the best works from Radiohead discography. I wont be listening to The Bends as a whole thing for some time now, but only because I love it. Favourite songs - Fake Plastic Trees, Black Star, (Nice Dream), The Bends

I don't know if this style of music was some game changer or completely new thing back in 1977, but to me it sounds way older lol. Like it's the year when AC/DC made Let There Be Rock and this guy is putting on some Marty McFly performance. The only thing I can say about this album is that it wasn't bad. It was just a bunch of objectivly enjoyable songs. Yes and that cover is making me feel like I need glasses. Favourite song - Alison