Miriam Makeba
Miriam MakebaI can certainly appreciate the beauty of the percussion rhythms. She has a very nice voice for the style. That being said, it's so far outside my wheelhouse that I wouldn't rate it very high.
I can certainly appreciate the beauty of the percussion rhythms. She has a very nice voice for the style. That being said, it's so far outside my wheelhouse that I wouldn't rate it very high.
Generic kiddie-pop. This band is widely regarded as a joke⦠quite possibly cause they are one. Ain't my thing and I couldn't care much less if I never hear this again.
I've never been a Kendrick fan. I just don't like his approach and style much. I appreciate the talent and the approach but I prefer other rap and hip-hop
Mellow, acoustic art-rock. Not bad but not really my wheelhouse.
One of the greatest records ever made. Mutt Lange really got the best of this band who came to the table with a great batch of songs. The right sound at the right time.
Britpop sing in a nasally up-tone or whisper/speak. I'm sure there are a lot of people that like this... it truly isn't in my wheelhouse in the least. The hit, "Common People" is an interesting synth-pop song. The most interesting thing is the cover photo and the story behind it.
English 2 tone/ska revival band. Instrumentally, they verge on punk at points⦠They have that punk ska feel. This is the kind of stuff that influenced Mighty Mighty Bosstones and that whole U.S. ska revival scene
Widely accepted as their best work and listed at 379 on the 500 Greatest Albums of all time, #43 on the 100 greatest Heavy Metal albums of all time. Certainly my favorite and very very close to a perfect album.
I never βgotβ Amy Winehouse. Sheβs good.. not GREAT. She has a pretty generic singing style and minimalist music. Sounds like Adele or Duffy or Joss Stone or a lot of other singers. She sure did burn out instead of fading away, though. OK singing, OK songs. Not my thing.
Ambient-noise alternative type stuff. Not my thing at all.