Highway 61 Revisited
Bob DylanCatchy music, but the lyrics are a load of nonsense.
Catchy music, but the lyrics are a load of nonsense.
Very repetitive lyrics, not enough background music.
The music is good, the rappers are skilled, but the lyrics are very problematic which stops me from enjoying this.
Background music, didn't catch my attention at all. Had potential but all sounded very similar. I liked the last song "Faces" the most.
I enjoyed a good 2/3rds of this album, the quality of the singer stood out above the others this week. Will listen to regularly.
Couldn't listen to, it was so whiney. I've never liked grunge.
The definition of easy listening. Beautiful voice, most songs sound the same.
"You know more Crowded House songs that you think," I thought I would really like this but the lyrics are a bit nonsensical. It improves on a second listen while reading the lyrics.
Awful first song. Singer has a voice like a funeral dirge. Enjoyed Little Sister. Actually the songs aren't bad when he uses his full range instead of whining.
I had this when it came out. Now I remember that I didn't listen to much of it at all. It's inoffensive but not my thing then and still not my thing then.
Unique genre for me! Some were very catchy but I won't listen again.
Did not like the sound when they all sang together, preferred to hear their individual voices. Played in the background until it ended.
Finally something from my genre! I had the album after this, By The Way, but this is also excellent. This has all of what I want: A melodic male voice, guitar solos and hard drums. Full marks, will go into regular rotation!
Catchy music, but the lyrics are a load of nonsense.
Sounded like a female Bob Dylan, but without the good backing music.
Better than the last new wave album I was allocated as this one actually has backing music. It was still not my thing though.
As if a Muppet wanted to be a human. I rather love him.
If the tracks were shorter I would give it a mark more, it's a bit too long winded. This might be the style of the genre though.
What. The. Hell?