Diamond Life
SadeSax-a-ma-phooone. Smooth jazz, not my favourite, but she has a nice voice. 2.5/5
Sax-a-ma-phooone. Smooth jazz, not my favourite, but she has a nice voice. 2.5/5
Love the 90s dance club music. Really like the sitar in there. A little bit repetitive, but that goes with the territory. I don't know if this paved the way for 90s dance music, but makes sense if it did. The weird whispery singing in one of the songs creeped me out a little...actually, now I like it.
So chill, so relaxing. Feels like I'm listening to a musical at times. Incredible!! Beautiful.
Easy listening. Not too much shrill brass, which my ears are thankful for. Started out strong, but I was a little bit bored at the end.
Didn't like the first song...uh oh, I have been told that it sets the tune for the rest of the album...Sooo depressing. If you need to wallow in your sorrows for a little bit, this one's for you. But please listen to something happy after. The only song that I liked was the untitled 52 second one.
SO MUCH FUN!! My toes were tappin'.
I know this is good music, just not quite my style...but he has a beautiful voice. 2.5/5
Great voice. Found myself waiting for my three favourite songs 9,10,11...and damn, are they good.
The voice of a songbird. So beautiful.
I don't know how I've never come across these guys. I love this album! 4.5/5
I cannot relate to this album in the slightest. So offensive.. but I LIKE IT. Also love that Snoop Dogg is so prominent in this album. I actually think I might like Snoop better than Dre, which might be the main reason why I like this album. The first half was better than the second.
Sax-a-ma-phooone. Smooth jazz, not my favourite, but she has a nice voice. 2.5/5
Not for me. 1.5/5
Music that would be in John Wick. Could not get into it though. Was just waiting for it to be over. Definitely did not listen to the multiple versions of the same songs. 1.75/5
Not a fan of electronic house music. but I respect this album because the songs don't go on forever. Enjoyed the sampling of 80s songs.
Not usually a big fan of live double albums, but the musicians in this are amazing.