Not super into it, but it's not terrible. I think what puts me off is the singer's voice, more so than anything else. I generally don't have a big attraction to more traditional rock music, so it's probably not the album's fault. 6/10 okay/10

This album is really great, so many ideas, so many sounds, all packaged up into something charming and fun. When I listen to an album from front to back, I always want there to be a journey of concepts explored, and this album did that very well. Production was fun, vocals were fun. Overall, like a 4.5/5.

Good background album that isn't boring or uninspired. Lots of cool jazz sounds and enjoyable all through, especially when you're using the album as a way to work on another activity.

A really fun mix of jazz instrumentals and chanty vocals. The songs all have a great groove to listen to and follow along with. I can totally see this as an album I come back to.

This album has some great, foundational sounds and iconic individual songs, but I don't think I'd go back to listen to this as an album again. The hit singles off this album shine much brighter on their own than this album does as a collective, not to say that the music itself is bad. A solid listen for one time through, though.

Some good grooves throughout the album, and the rapping/vocals grab attention super well. To be honest, during my listening, I wasn't focusing much on its lyrics due to schoolwork, but judging by the general sound of the album, I enjoyed the experience.

This album kind of felt like a time capsule or snippets of sounds from a documentary, which I found pretty cool. It's an interesting listen, looking at this album like a storyboard of electronic fusion pieced together.

I listened to this album even before starting this project, and I still love it just as much on the re-listen. It just has such a good vibe, perfect atmosphere, and a lovely listen from top to bottom. Truly an album that sounds good as an album, not just singles.