If America dissolved as a country, playing a Bruce Springsteen album for people of the next empire would be a good way to show them what normal America was like in 1973. Nothing special but very special all at once. Like your mom’s meatloaf, everyone thinks you’re crazy for saying it’s amazing but it just hits the spot.
Makes you feel like you’re in a montage about semi-corrupt cops in a 1976 Brooklyn, NY precinct… and that’s a great feeling. 10/10 recommend.
Imagine you have a boss who is a Boomer and you’re in desperate need for them to like you and the only way is to listen to their self proclaimed “top notch record” they produced back in college. This is that record. Felt like I took a bite out of the plastic apple that was only on the table for decoration. Just didn’t feel right, no matter how much you want it to.
Feels like someone mixed the vibes of The Carpenters and Bread all into one and dropped in a little soul. Seems like something Forrest Gump would have on his running playlist.
If America dissolved as a country, playing a Bruce Springsteen album for people of the next empire would be a good way to show them what normal America was like in 1973. Nothing special but very special all at once. Like your mom’s meatloaf, everyone thinks you’re crazy for saying it’s amazing but it just hits the spot.
Bob Marley may have actually invented vibes? Idk but seems like I heard that somewhere. I hate the sand but this makes me want to live on a beach somewhere.
Garage band?? Idk man this seems like custom mode in guitar hero after doing some type of illegal stimulant.
Neil Young seems like a real cupcake but I can get my foot tapping to his music so I’ll keep listening.
In terms of a Beatles album? Weak. Yellow Submarine feels like what they based all creepy kids shows from the ninety’s off of. Could be better but not the worst.
I might get some hate but I thought this was a total vibe.
I feel like there’s an identity crises happening here? Couldn’t tell what the sounds was in each song and it’d change by the next one.
Not a fan of rap, especially rap that doesn’t sound good either. The one song Eminem was featured on was fire though. Don’t conform any of this music and barely actually listened… I just remember from when I was a kid…
Absolute classic. Music actually sounds super repetitive but nothing like some ZZ Top to make you feel like you’re slaying ducks and sipping sweet tea, Jack.
Throughly not impressed. Beach boys meet Beatles but forgot how to make music?
This album made me feel like a child again, took me back to the days of shuffling through my dad’s CD’s on the way to school. Very soothing sound. Some underrated classics and a great mix of different sounds.
A vibe for sure. Originally thought I was in 1979 with a big ole Afro and a fist in the air.
Total vibe. Felt like I was watching MTV in 2009. I think I have found my new guilty pleasure…
I hate rap music.
No, just no.
Weirdly sensual but it was a vibe.
Didn’t listen
Made me feel very cultured.
Can’t lie I didn’t listen
Top 10 album all time… easy. Babba, fooled again, all time classics. Makes me feel like my hairs blowing in the wind like a golden retriever on a cross country road trip in 1974.