Sounds like the end of pink panther episodes.
Very nice smooth jazz.
Excellent brass licks and stabs.
Smooth and classic country music
10/10
It’s Dolly Parton.
Voice of an angel and the heart of one too.
🫡
A good album but not his best.
Lovely piano in pt. 1
Brass is gorgeous
Very calming
7 mins is a bit long but worth it I think and it’s easy to do other things alongside the song— the time flies by
Pt 2
A bit pacier than part one, more of a dance song than a sit and talk one
Excellent saxophone (? I think) part
Like the slowing down and acoustic at the end
Pt 3
Again pacier than part two, lovely speedy sax and piano parts rushing into each other (pursuance, I suppose)
Pt 4
Contrasts nicely to 3, slows down considerably— fits the title psalm well
Builds up a little but never too much
Darker tones perhaps than the others
Heavy piano in the middle with a slow sax riff melting over the top
Almost sounds like deliberate choking on the highest notes about 1:30 from the end
Overall an incredible saxophonist
Classic rock n roll
Not as in classic rock
As in it’s like classic
And it’s rock music
Sounds like it should be in a horrid Henry movie tbh
Kind of teenage dirtbag style but not really
Gets a bit more mopey at Rudderless
Nice shouty bit at the start of bit part
Frank mills feels like it has lore
Mrs Robinson is soooo nostalgic even though I’ve never heard it before
Shakey ground is very chill and a lot more indie than the rest thus far
Title track starts like a Beatles song
The my drug buddy demo version sounds a little more depressing than the actual version ngl
A fan of kitchen demo it’s very basic I love it
Yeah this is all the same vibes as come on Eileen (somewhat obviously) and I’ve been searching for that vibe for so long very glad I’ve found this album
Don’t know why I never thought to look up the artist of come on Eileen and listen to their music but I guess I just assumed it was a song that floated in the ether
Twangy guitar but not country
Slightly whiny nasally voice like Tim minchin playing Judas in Jesus Christ superstar
Sounds like the Beatles
There she goes is on this!!!
Like if the Beatles were being sung by oasis
Goes a bit more 2000s-y at some points
Way out goes a bit pirate-y in my opinion
Freedom song sounds a bit like a spell but it’s a banger
Suddenly slower, softer and more melancholy for looking glass
They quite like their little naturals and sharps where you don’t think they’ll be
A little disharmony, a little unpredictability
Not my thing
Starts nice and fast paced, building up layers
Chanting type vocals
Very textures music
Lots of repeating patterns
Percussion, synths, drawly vocals
Sad white boy music (in a positive way)
Very 70s/80s synth
Bibbly bobbly music
These guys were either on LSD or wanted to be
A bit witchy at points
Essentially just
Artic monkeys
Some of its good
Some of it isn’t
3.5/5 really but that’s not an option
A little less light than I thought
Pleasant surprise
Lots of sort of chanty, small note range choruses, good guitar in the background.
Not a bad voice but not a traditionally good one either.
Would perhaps also be suited to rock screaming.
Sort of wish there was a 3.5 star
Lots of sort of chanty, small note range choruses, good guitar in the background.
Not a bad voice but not a traditionally good one either.
Would perhaps also be suited to rock screaming.
Sort of wish there was a 3.5 star
Not my thing necessarily but good musically
Really long intro to where the streets have no name but honestly worth it
Very end of an 80s movie hopeful sounding
Similar vibes to other songs
Love the vocals on with or without you
Gets a bit of a darker sound on bullet the blue sky, slightly heavier and slidier on the guitar, more reverb
Running to stand still starts like a western but then goes chill and quiet again— slight build up at points but largely very quiet until the wailing parts
These were remastered in the year I was born wow that’s weird
Main singer is quite good at the high pitched quiet shouting kind of singing
New vibes at the start of in god’s country
Harmonica (?) at the start of trip though your wires
Don’t love the slobbery sounds at the start
Good guitar at the start of I bet you
Reverb at the start of music for my mother is nice, then the stripped back guitar
Zippy guitar sounds in I got a thing are good
Overall it’s not my thing but musically it’s impressive
Love the slightly ragtime-y piano at the start
More folky than anticipated at the start
Builds up gently in quattro
Could imagine this as a movie soundtrack for a woman running away from home to be herself over the moors in the 1850s
Hard to pin down a genre
Quiet and ominous guitar plucking at the start, speeding up to make a riff
Sort of chill rap over the top
Like calm lyrics but it fits well on the synth stuff and the continuous riff underneath
Not a rap fan but this is musically sound and lyrically complex
Not his best album but it’s Bowie isn’t it
