1001 Albums Summary

Good vibes, a bit dated.

A couple decent songs; backing bass player is solid. Wanted this album to end almost immediately.

Solid mix of musical influences

Not bad for a debut. Overall solid record, but nothing spectacular. American Girl is one of the best TP&TH song, hadn't realized it was the album closer until now.

A bit biased as a big RH fan, but overall outstanding album especially given that its B-sides from Kid A sessions.

Dad rock vibes a la Peter Gabriel

Would listen to an entire album of Embryonic Journey

This album wavers between being so incredibly bland to borderline unlistenable. All songs sound the same.

If I never hear "Shabby Doll" again it will be too soon. Elvis just seems to whine his way through every song. Better than other EC&TA albums I've listened too, granted that's not saying much.

Not a metal fan. Musically, I enjoyed the album. Lyrically, found it wavered between cheesy and pleadingly sincere.

Great band, great songs, hard to create a good live album

Lively, fun, vintage mid-90s punk

Time to Pretend and Electric Feel are solid, rest are meh

Perfect for a rainy day

Not for me

Album a gradual downward slope in quality and listenability. Was over it by the time I hit Northern Star

Beautiful production; lyrically solid; some of the songs do drag on a bit

The great songs are great, the rest is still really good but hit nearly as hard.

Conceptually a fun album. Jazz club vibes - music itself is excellent. Lyrically: abysmal.

Decent. Production value much enhanced when compared to their (Amazing) debut album, but some of the charm and novelty of their barebones production style is lost.

Always have enjoyed various bits of LCDS's work, but enjoyed this album in its entirety more than anticipated.

Generic R&B - nothing wrong with it, but nothing stands out as notable.

There were definitely parts of this album I enjoyed, but feel like it would have benefitted from better editing.

It's Miles Davis, so it's solid.