purchased immediately. great

London Calling, Hateful

sultans of swing + down the waterline

nice vibes. sometimes funky, wistful, happy, folksy. nice flutes

I like ceiling fan in my spoon. fine

very good. awesome that its at a prison.

really unique and enjoyable

Some really unique, funky bits. album art is cool but does not match the sound mood imo. love we walk, west of the fields

super groovy. get innocuous, time to get away, north american scum!! us and them. really really good. read all the pamphlets! sound of silver lol. New york rocks. purchased on finishing.

didn't leave huge impression, but i might not have been in the mood. slower and more pensive

not something I'd usually listen to which makes me pleasantly surprised. its funky/groovy, smooth. never heard of acid jazz. the synth goes like zweeoo wohmp wohmp.

Listened to this album for the first time a couple months ago in light of US current events. Listening this time around I can't believe I didn't know the context of the album cover and it makes perfect sense. Love de la Rocha's growling scream. absolutely love.

Some nice guitar solos. Blues/rock, laid back groovy bops. ended up just sampling the second half, medicated goo is one of the better ones but overall eh.

generally enjoyable. feels like I'm not always getting it, kind of weird sometimes. Reminds me at times of film soundtracks, creating scenes and moods. opening track is pretty atmospheric. sad skinhead is groovy. giggy smile's pretty groovy and gets better as it goes on. Lauft is fun. Jennifer is really nice. I don't exactly know what to make of this, it's generally enjoyable but very hard to parse.

At first I just had it on as background and I hated it, but I decided to restart and try again when I got to Hot Wire My Heart because I did kind of like it. On the second listen I realized some of these tracks actually fuck severely if you give them a chance and pay attention.

Generally good, I don't have much to say about it though.

BWAOWP BWAOWP. Layin down that groove. funky as hell. That "TIMBAA" in Africa talks to you! I am not super familiar with this genre but the wiki has a lot of great info on the album+band's context. I didn't realize I knew some of the songs just through pop culture growing up. I like the context of the earlier 60s stuff being more positive and this album being a shift into a disillusioned 70s. The final track is a slowed down version of the original "Thank you for lettin me be myself," the effect is like. A descent into dark funky madness.

gives a kind of cool, smooth blues feel. whole thing is generally too sleepy for my taste but I'm glad to have given it a listen.

She does command respect. Great R&B.

mixed bag for me. I didn't think the first couple songs were anything special. "I'm Not Your Steppin Stone," "There She Goes," "All I Really Need Is You", "Take a Look at Yourself" are the better ones. "Melody for an Unknown Girl" was painful. Really they just sound a lot like the Beatles and the Beach Boys.

Rad as hell. I like "Youth" a lot, got that 80s futurism and a melancholy, haunting feeling and that transition into "Sex Dwarf"!! "Sex Dwarf" + "Entertain Me" are SO good.