First album, great way to start off spooky season. Listened on a walk today. I really enjoyed, it brought me back to elementary/middle school indie rock vibes.
loved. it was so cool to hear so many classics come together in a way that told such a story. you can really see how influential Elton John was even at that time, but especially how those influences carried on through the evolution of music
I really enjoyed this one — I’ve heard a lot of it growing up so it was cool to hear it all come together. It sounded like an amalgamation of Sirius XM in a good way. Feels like a time where things were softer.
It’s not my usual kind of music but I can see why Stevie Wonder is such an icon. The piano and ambiance is impeccable.
Although it’s a little theatrical for my taste, I did really enjoy this album. It’s very obvious to see where the power and passion came from during this time.
FUCKING BANGER. peace love and hip hop for real. I am obsessed and forever upset that I wasn’t around to hear 80-90s hip hop as it happened.
Not my usual vibe but I really liked it. The funk was funkin and the embrace of stereotypical British vs Indian culture and music was really cool.
I was not at all expecting to start my morning with a flashbang memory of the Robots movie. Banger album. Love the dark alt-rock and theatrical vibes.
Another banger by the king. This one felt much more story-driven and a little darker, a little sadder. Chills.
Not really my taste, but it was good and a lovely soundtrack to my walk.
Alright. The punniness was good but not really my taste. I liked Greenman a lot.
Pretty good. Funky. I liked a handful of the songs but could take or leave the rest.
Surprised I haven’t heard of them before. Pretty cool, more my speed than some others I’ve heard. Though I felt like a lot of the songs sounded a little similar to each other.
Hard af. I loved all the samples and adlibs. It felt really down to earth and for the people, by the people.
The man himself. I love Bowie. Classics all around. I also really enjoyed the instrumental tracks.
Funky. Different from everything else I’ve had so far, and I’m surprised I’ve never heard of them.
I don’t like this kind of music. But I can definitely appreciate its impact. I need to look into his story related to this album.
I really enjoyed this one. I was happily surprised to see Lupe Fiasco on this list — I don’t know this album but he was definitely a part of my music experience growing up.
Pretty good. A little long-winded for my taste but I enjoyed!
Banger. Crazy guitar riffs. A short but succinct overview of Van Halen imo.
Alright. The little girl song was icky.
Alright. Felt kind of monotonous to me.
I liked this one a lot, a nice way to start the morning. It had been a while since I listened to any Bob Marley, so an album with so many classics was a very lovely reintroduction.
Obviously I know Fast Car but it was really an experience to listen to the album in its entirety. Beautiful lyricism, everything feels the same in an individual way, it very much belongs together in the same project. Big fan.
I’ve never been a huge Elvis fan but fairly have not listened to much of his music. Now that I listened to this whole album, I’m still not very much an Elvis fan. A lot of his lyrics don’t hold up well and the genre is just not my vibe.
I’ve never listened to him before. Not really my vibe but also didn’t dislike listening to it at all. Very unique flavor.
started off strong, middle was a little pop-ish for my rock taste, ended strong. never heard of this band but overall a fun listen, though not a favorite.
easy listening. nothing special, but enjoyable nonetheless. felt like something you’d hear in malcolm in the middle.
I very much enjoyed this one. Great vibes, a little whimsical, crazy instrumentals. Plus I’ve always loved White Rabbit and Somebody to Love.
