You'd never pick this album out of a list and think "yes I want to listen to that" It's a bit shit. Sort of background music you'd head in an early 2000's EA sports game - Snowboarding, Skate, Need for Speed etc
Mid
Worst than previous Bobby Dylan album, whined rather than sang
Fun but short album, only 8 songs followed by 4 longer remixes. Few bangers then rest background fillers
Not heavy metal Dad rock with blues vibe Good Time Bad Times - Great track Dazed and Confused - Decent but too much moaning, gets awkward Black Mountain Side - Only good for a piss break Communication Breakdown - Best solo on album
Never have I played this album in full, never will again. Listened while at work and only made my day worse Few songs to make white middle aged people act up on a dancefloor, other than that generic, underwhelming indie sounds with the poor choice of synth...
A true work of art, the sort of abstract artwork that looks like a shitstain in a toilet. I doubt even Astrud enjoyed this album. Painful listen. Only notable ref on Beach Samba wiki is that it appears on the 1001 album list, says it all really.
Seen to many Carlos Sainz thirst traps to truly enjoy smooth operator. Rest of the album was great, good vocals, some funky baselines and everyone enjoys a sexy sax
There's a reason its the most sold album ever, back to back bangers. Eddie Van Halens solo in Beat it is mind blowing. Top tier 80's music. Shame about the allegations.
Generally boring, few stand out songs but not going to listen again.
Good vocals and she's always had her own individual sound. But not one of her best albums and seemed to drag on.
Sounds like you're listening through a wall Other then that, average dad rock, couple of popular songs
Alright, but went on for too long
Dull, boring and soul destroying. Would have prefered to sit in silence for 75 minutes.
I'm sure this slapped when it came out, but has since aged like milk
Chill lounge vibes Jazz isn't my usual thing but I enjoyed this
Couple great songs but far too many instrumental or filler tracks on the album. Felt a little stale towards the end. Better options if you wanted to listen to this genre.
Decent, solid rap album Would have scored a 4 but too much random, unnecessary bullshit
Ziggy Stardust is a result of a mother who couldn't stay away from the paracetamol. Not a huge Bowie fan, also not his best album. Moonage Daydream and Starman goes hard.
Not amazing, funny Blackpool song Crazy how one of the members disappeared +1 for being welsh
Ogden's Nut tasted a bit fucking weird. I'd rather listen to static, only enjoyable to those who have large red noses, ghostly pale and have size 24 feet
Year 9 music lesson, but the teacher pulls a sicky and everyone 'has a go' A bit shit considering how good the other Miles Davis album was
Fuck off, proper shit
Respect how good they sound live
You'd never pick this album out of a list and think "yes I want to listen to that" It's a bit shit. Sort of background music you'd head in an early 2000's EA sports game - Snowboarding, Skate, Need for Speed etc
Beige dad rock. Sort of guys who look forward to experimental missionary sex. What happened to U2... They were never amazing, but man they got boring.
Huge album, still relevant 40 years on Named after a trip to a strip club :)
The gift... Can I send it back? Awful album, not surprised I've never heard of them before.
Not for me, good voice but pretty boring
It was fine... Little bit boring but not offensive. Album cover is the best bit
Another fairly boring album, in the background is fine
Good listen, I enjoyed this one! Interesting take on modern Soul and R&B. Suite 2 was much better than Suite 3, but overall album slapped.
God I fucking hate Bob Dylan. Unfortunately can never esacpe the harmonica solos. Terrible artist, shit singer, awful lyricist and in general this man drains my will to live.
Another snoozefest
Not a bit of me, I get the idea behind it but meh
Good enough debut album, shame the band didn't do anything significant after. Most songs are middle of the pack and nothing special, other than Take Me Out.